Permutation flowshop scheduling problems with maximal and minimal time lags
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Auteurs : Julien Fondrevelle ; Ammar Oulamara ; Marie-Claude PortmannSource :
- Computers & operations research [ 0305-0548 ] ; 2006.
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In this paper, we study permutation flowshop problems with minimal and/or maximal time lags, where the time lags are defined between couples of successive operations of jobs. Such constraints may be used to model various industrial situations, for instance the production of perishable products. We present theoretical results concerning two-machine cases, we prove that the two-machine permutation flowshop with constant maximal time lags is strongly NP-hard. We develop an optimal branch and bound procedure to solve the m-machine permutation flowshop problem with minimal and maximal time lags. We test several lower bounds and heuristics providing upper bounds on different classes of benchmarks, and we carry out a performance analysis.
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AU : | FONDREVELLE (Julien); OULAMARA (Ammar); PORTMANN (Marie-Claude) |
AF : | MACSI Project LORIA-INRIA Lorraine, Ecole des Mines de Nancy, Parc de Saurupt/54042 Nancy/France (1 aut., 2 aut., 3 aut.) |
DT : | Publication en série; Niveau analytique |
SO : | Computers & operations research; ISSN 0305-0548; Coden CMORAP; Royaume-Uni; Da. 2006; Vol. 33; No. 6; Pp. 1540-1556; Bibl. 18 ref. |
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EA : | In this paper, we study permutation flowshop problems with minimal and/or maximal time lags, where the time lags are defined between couples of successive operations of jobs. Such constraints may be used to model various industrial situations, for instance the production of perishable products. We present theoretical results concerning two-machine cases, we prove that the two-machine permutation flowshop with constant maximal time lags is strongly NP-hard. We develop an optimal branch and bound procedure to solve the m-machine permutation flowshop problem with minimal and maximal time lags. We test several lower bounds and heuristics providing upper bounds on different classes of benchmarks, and we carry out a performance analysis. |
CC : | 001D01A12 |
FD : | Méthode séparation et évaluation; Problème NP difficile; Constante temps; Temps retard; Ordonnancement; Atelier monogamme; Permutation; Délai; Gestion tâche; Problème 2 machines; Délai maximal; Délai minimal |
ED : | Branch and bound method; NP hard problem; Time constant; Delay time; Scheduling; Flow shop; Permutation; Time lag; Task scheduling |
SD : | Método branch and bound; Problema NP duro; Constante tiempo; Tiempo retardo; Reglamento; Flow shop; Permutación; Plazo; Gestión labor |
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