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Ayrıntılı Bilimsel Program ve Bildiri Özetleri - YAEM2010

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YAEM 2010<br />

YÖNEYLEM ARAÞTIRMASI VE ENDÜSTRÝ MÜHENDÝSLÝGI 30. ULUSAL KONGRESÝ<br />

GENEL OTURUM: Production Planning with Resources Subject to<br />

Congestion<br />

30 Haziran 2010 / 11:30 – 12:30<br />

Oturum Salonu: Sabancý Üni<strong>ve</strong>rsitesi Gösteri Merkezi (SGM)<br />

Konuþmacý: Reha Uzsoy, Edward P. Fitts Department of Industrial and<br />

Systems Engineering, Graduate <strong>Program</strong> in Operations Research<br />

While the use of optimization models for production planning dates<br />

back to at least the 1950s, the ability to represent the nonlinear<br />

relationships between work releases and critical performance<br />

measures such as lead times has remained a longstanding problem.<br />

We review alternati<strong>ve</strong> approaches that ha<strong>ve</strong> been used in the<br />

literature, and then suggest a new approach using nonlinear clearing<br />

functions that represent the relationship between the expected<br />

throughput of a production resource in a planning period, and the<br />

expected work in process in<strong>ve</strong>ntory le<strong>ve</strong>l at the resource o<strong>ve</strong>r that<br />

period. Extensi<strong>ve</strong> computational experiments show that the proposed<br />

approach produces production plans which are more realistic in terms<br />

of the production system's ability to execute them. We compare the<br />

performance of clearing function models to those from iterati<strong>ve</strong> LP-<br />

simulation methods, and discuss a number of extensions including<br />

incorporation of stochastic demand.<br />

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