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almahu_9949225658302882
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1 online resource (446 p.)
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0-323-16295-9
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Control and Dynamic Systems V47: Manufacturing and Automation Systems: Techniques and Technologies
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Front Cover; Manufacturing and Automation Systems: Techniques and Technologies, Part 3 of 5; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; CONTRIBUTORS; PREFACE; CHAPTER 1. TECHNIQUES IN MODELING AND CONTROL POLICIES FOR PRODUCTION NETWORKS; I. INTRODUCTION; II. PRODUCTION LINES; III. PRODUCTION NETWORKS; REFERENCES; CHAPTER 2. SCHEDULING, OPTIMIZATION AND CONTROL IN AUTOMATED SYSTEMS; I. INTRODUCTION; II. Critical Issues of Scheduling, Optimization and Control in Automated Systems; III. Existing Techniques in Scheduling and Control; IV. Conclusions; References
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CHAPTER 3. Performability of Automated Manufacturing SystemsAbstract; Notation; 1. Introduction; 2. Measures of Performance and Performability; 3. Performability of a Versatile Machine Center; 4. AMS with Multiple Machines and Centralized Material Handling; 5. Conclusions; References; CHAPTER 4. MODELING, CONTROL, AND PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF AUTOMATED MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS USING PETRI NETS; I. INTRODUCTION; II. MODELING MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS; III. ANALYSIS OF PETRI NETS; IV. CONTROL USING PETRI NETS; V. MARKOV MODELS; VI. CONTINUOUS TIME MARKOV CHAINS; VII. STOCHASTIC PETRI NETS
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VIII. CONCLUSIONIX. References; CHAPTER 5. EVALCON: A SYSTEM FOR EVALUATION OF CONCURRENCY IN ENGINEERING DESIGN; I. INTRODUCTION; II. EVALUATION OF THE DEGREE OF CONCURRENCY SATISFACTION IN DESIGN; III. SYSTEM FOR CONCURRENT DESIGN; IV. CONCLUSIONS; References; CHAPTER 6. CONCURRENT ENGINEERING: DESIGN OF ASSEMBLIES FOR SCHEDULABILITY; I. INTRODUCTION; II. THE ASSEMBLY SCHEDULING PROBLEM; III. THE FIXED-ASSEMBLY PLAN PROBLEM; IV. THE N-ASSEMBLY PLAN PROBLEM; V. COMPUTATIONAL EXPERIENCE; VI. CONCLUSIONS; References
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CHAPTER 7. Multi-Criteria Optimization and Dynamic Control Methods in Flexible Manufacturing SystemsI. INTRODUCTION; II. THE SCHEDULING AND OPERATIONAL CONTROL PROBLEMS FOR JOBS AND AGVS; III. EXAMPLE IN AN FMS; IV. SIMULATION RESULTS AND VALIDATION OF THE MODEL; V. CONCLUSIONS; VI. REFERENCES; CHAPTER 8. COMPUTER-AIDED MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS DESIGN: FRAMEWORK AND TOOLS; I. INTRODUCTION; II. STRUCTURE OF THE DESIGN FRAMEWORK; III. ALGORITHMS AND COMPUTER-AIDED TOOLS; VI. CONCLUSION; References; CHAPTER 9. SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION TECHNIQUES IN OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS; I. INTRODUCTION
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II. CONFIGURATION LANGUAGESIII. CONFIGURATION PROGRAMMING IN CONIC; IV. DYNAMIC CONFIGURATION; V. INTEGRATING HETEROGENEOUS COMPONENTS; VI. CASE STUDY; VII. CURRENT WORK; VIII. CONCLUSIONS; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; REFERENCES; CHAPTER 10. SOFTWARE FOR DYNAMIC TOOL MODELING IN MANUFACTURING AND AUTOMATION; I. INTRODUCTION; II. SOLID REPRESENTATION METHODS; III. GEOMETRIC FORMULATION OF THE TANGO-UD SYSTEM; IV. MASS PROPERTIES FORMULATION OF THE TANGO-UD SYSTEM; V. TANGO-UD ENVIRONMENT; VI. SAMPLE ANALYSIS; VII. CONCLUSIONS; REFERENCES
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CHAPTER 11. TECHNIQUES FOR OPTIMAL OPERATION ALLOCATION METHODS IN MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS - A REVIEW OF NON-PROBABILISTIC APPROACHES
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English
Additional Edition:
ISBN 0-12-012747-4
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English
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