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Chapter Eight

Chapter Eight. Operations Scheduling. Hierarchy of Production Decisions. Fig. 8-1. Typical Job Shop Layout. Fig. 8-2. A Process Composed of Two Operations in Series. Fig. 8-3. Conflicting Objectives in Job Shop Management. Fig. 8-4. Precedence Constraints for Example 8.4. Fig. 8-5.

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Chapter Eight

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  1. Chapter Eight Operations Scheduling

  2. Hierarchy of Production Decisions Fig. 8-1

  3. Typical Job Shop Layout Fig. 8-2

  4. A Process Composed of TwoOperations in Series Fig. 8-3

  5. Conflicting Objectives in Job Shop Management Fig. 8-4

  6. Precedence Constraints for Example 8.4 Fig. 8-5

  7. All Possible Schedules for Two Jobs on Two Machines Fig. 8-6

  8. Gantt Chart for the Optimal Schedule for Example 8.5 Fig. 8-7

  9. Graphical Solution of Example 8.7 Fig. 8-8

  10. Gantt Chart for Optimal Solution to Example 8.7 Fig. 8-9

  11. Graphical Solution ofExample 8.8 Fig. 8-10

  12. Gantt Chart for Optimal Solution to Example 8.8 Fig. 8-11

  13. Realization of Parallel Processing on Two Machines with Random Job Times Fig. 8-12

  14. Relative Flow Times:SPT versus FCFS Fig. 8-13

  15. Schematic of a Typical Assembly Line Fig. 8-14

  16. Precedence Constraints for Noname Computer (Example 8.11) Fig. 8-15

  17. (For Problem 27) Fig. 8-16

  18. (For Problem 29) Fig. 8-17

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