ANALYSING MTO/MTS MANUFACTURING SYSTEM WITH BATCH ARRIVAL POISSON PROCESS AND ERLANG PROCESSING TIME THROUGH QUEUEING THEORY

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BAGHERINEJAD J.; GHAHGHAEI A.

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Journal: JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING RESEARCH IN PRODUCTION SYSTEMS (IERPS) Year:2016 | Volume:7 | Issue:4 Page(s): 69-79

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Title

ANALYSING MTO/MTS MANUFACTURING SYSTEM WITH BATCH ARRIVAL POISSON PROCESS AND ERLANG PROCESSING TIME THROUGH QUEUEING THEORY

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BAGHERINEJAD J. | GHAHGHAEI A.

Keywords

POINT OF DIFFERENTIATION

BUFFER SIZE

MTO/MTS

QUEUING THEORY

ANALYTIC MATRIX APPROACH

Abstract

In this paper, a two-stage MTO/MTS manufacturing system is analysed through QUEUING THEORY. In the first stage, semi-finished items are manufactured and held in intermediate buffer which is controlled by base stock policy. In the second stage, semi-finished items are customized when customers’ orders arrive. Processing time are assumed to be exponentially distributed at the stage one and follows Erlang distribution at the stage two. Demand follows a batch arrival Poisson process. Stationary probabilities are calculated using ANALYTIC MATRIX APPROACH to evaluate performance measures and total cost function. Optimal POINT OF DIFFERENTIATION and semi-finished goods BUFFER SIZE are determined to minimize total cost function. Results show that optimal POINT OF DIFFERENTIATION is not sensitive to semi-finished goods BUFFER SIZE and customers’ arrival rate but decreases as the probability of manufacturing unsuitable items and processing time at the first stage increases.

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BAGHERINEJAD, J., & GHAHGHAEI, A.. (2016). ANALYSING MTO/MTS MANUFACTURING SYSTEM WITH BATCH ARRIVAL POISSON PROCESS AND ERLANG PROCESSING TIME THROUGH QUEUEING THEORY. JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING RESEARCH IN PRODUCTION SYSTEMS (IERPS), 7(4), 69-79. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/695619/en

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BAGHERINEJAD J., GHAHGHAEI A.. ANALYSING MTO/MTS MANUFACTURING SYSTEM WITH BATCH ARRIVAL POISSON PROCESS AND ERLANG PROCESSING TIME THROUGH QUEUEING THEORY. JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING RESEARCH IN PRODUCTION SYSTEMS (IERPS)[Internet]. 2016;7(4):69-79. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/695619/en

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J. BAGHERINEJAD, and A. GHAHGHAEI, “ANALYSING MTO/MTS MANUFACTURING SYSTEM WITH BATCH ARRIVAL POISSON PROCESS AND ERLANG PROCESSING TIME THROUGH QUEUEING THEORY,” JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING RESEARCH IN PRODUCTION SYSTEMS (IERPS), vol. 7, no. 4, pp. 69–79, 2016, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/695619/en

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