Computational system for group technology - PFA case study
A computational implementation of the production flow analysis, a software named GROUPTEC, for a small company has been proposed. Using GROUPTEC, a case study has been devised and applied to a company, belonging to aluminium-manufactured products branch. Four analyses of the production flow have bee...
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