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Simulation models for the management of materials flow in manufacturing systems: a case study

Felix T.S. Chan, Nelson K.H. Tang

Abstract

The aim of this paper is to discuss the potential for simulation models to become part of decision support tools for manufacturing decision makers, rather than just a tool for simulation experts. Simulation also has a part to play in data– and knowledge–based manufacturing control systems. To demonstrate how such a simulation–based materials flow control system might be developed, a case study of a painted automotive mirror production system is given. It should be noted that at present no work has been conducted to create such a decision support system (beyond the simulation itself), this paper shall simply explore the possibilities of developing such a system.
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OpenAlex topics: Scheduling and Optimization Algorithms · Manufacturing Process and Optimization

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