Heuristic approach for N-job, 3-machine flow shop scheduling problem involving transportation time, break down time and weights of jobs
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Summary: This paper provides a new simple heuristic algorithm for a `3-Machine, \(n\)-job' flow-shop scheduling problem in which jobs are attached with weights to indicate their relative importance and the transportation time and break down intervals of machine are given. A heuristic approach method to find an optimal or near optimal sequence minimizing the total weighted mean production flow time for the problem has been discussed.
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