Batch sizing with controllable production rates (Q3163147): Difference between revisions

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+One- and two-stage scheduling of two products with distributed inserted idle time: The benefits of a controllable production rate
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+The common cycle economic lot scheduling problem with backorders: Benefits of controllable production rates
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+Reduced production rates in the economic lot scheduling problem
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+Determination of Optimum Production Quantity for a Two-Stage Production System
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+The economic production lot size model under volume flexibility
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+A note on 'deliberately slowing down output in a family production context'
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+Using a variable production rate as a response mechanism in the economic production lot size model
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+The economic production lot size model extended to include more than one production rate
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+Controllable production rates in a family production context
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+On the flexibility of demand and production rate
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+Dealing with a shelf life constraint in cyclic scheduling by adjusting both cycle time and production rate
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+A note on ‘Effect of production cost on shelf life’
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+Optimal cycle time and production rate in a family production context with shelf life considerations
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