Hybrid Flexible Flow Shop Scheduling (HFFS) - Simulation Instances
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| author | Vatikiotis, Stavros |
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| contents | <p>These instances represent the Hybrid Flexible Flow Shop Scheduling Problem (HFFS) with multiple sequential stages, each potentially containing several parallel machines. Each order contains a set of jobs which must be processed on a machine through these stages. Each machine is associated with work-in-progress (WIP) inventories of limited capacity which are used to temporarily store completed jobs before moving to the corresponding machine of the next stage. Additionally, machine-dependent transportation times between the stages are considered.</p> <p>The simulation scenario considers the addition of a new machine on any stage - where a stage is chosen arbitrarily. The scope is the comparison between different potential layouts under a given set of orders.</p> <p>Different datasets of diverse size have been created, based on the number of orders and the number of stages.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Hybrid Flexible Flow Shop Scheduling (HFFS) - Simulation Instances Vatikiotis, Stavros <p>These instances represent the Hybrid Flexible Flow Shop Scheduling Problem (HFFS) with multiple sequential stages, each potentially containing several parallel machines. Each order contains a set of jobs which must be processed on a machine through these stages. Each machine is associated with work-in-progress (WIP) inventories of limited capacity which are used to temporarily store completed jobs before moving to the corresponding machine of the next stage. Additionally, machine-dependent transportation times between the stages are considered.</p> <p>The simulation scenario considers the addition of a new machine on any stage - where a stage is chosen arbitrarily. The scope is the comparison between different potential layouts under a given set of orders.</p> <p>Different datasets of diverse size have been created, based on the number of orders and the number of stages.</p> |
| title | Hybrid Flexible Flow Shop Scheduling (HFFS) - Simulation Instances |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17650894 |