REPRESENTATION AND PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF MANUFACTURING CELL BASED ON GENERALIZED STOCHASTIC PETRI NET
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https://doi.org/10.23055/ijietap.2006.13.1.427Keywords:
Petri net, bill of process, bill of material, flexible manufacturing line, performance analysisAbstract
To achieve high flexibility and agility for rapidly changing customer's demand, Petri net has been adopted as a modeling
and performance analysis tool. The Purpose of this paper is to propose modeling and performance analysis schemes of
flexible manufacturing line using a generalized stochastic Petri net. The manufacturing line can be represented using
workflows which are composed of bill of material and processes. Bill of process shows the precedence of processes and the
relationship among the manufacturing and assembly operations. An algorithm generating a Petri net from bill of material
database is proposed. The scheme of generalized stochastic Petri net utilizing both immediate and exponential distributed
transitions are adopted to model a manufacturing cell with flexible machines, assembly lines and buffers. Performance
analyses are performed based on qualitative and quantitative properties. For the qualitative analysis, behavioral and
structural analyses are applied. Quantitative analyses are conducted using a Petri net simulator.
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