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In this paper a self-tracking order release strategy for job shop production with well-defined routes is presented. The release strategy is a combination of different known methods. The changing machine loads, caused by the different products manufactured in the job shop, are compensated. Additionally the constraint of the due date of each individual order is kept. Balanced load on all machines is achieved by controlling the sequence of released order and the release times. For the adjustment of the controller only the average WIP (Work in Process) of each machine has to be set. The strategy is tested with two plant models implemented as Petri net simulations.
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Hüsig, M. (2010). Self-Tracking Order Release for Changing Bottleneck Resources. In: Lee, S., Suárez, R., Choi, BW. (eds) Frontiers of Assembly and Manufacturing. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-14116-4_20
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