Decision support in flexible manufacturing systems using timed Petri nets

INformation Systems for Integrated Manufacturing (INSIM): a design methodology

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INformation Systems for Integrated Manufacturing (INSIM): a design methodology

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The state of the art in intelligent real-time FMS control: a comprehensive survey

“…D' Souza and Khator (1994) surveyed research involving petri nets in FMS control, centred on the tasks of deadlock detection and performance evaluation. Ravichandran and Chakravarty (1986) used petri nets for developing a decision support system for a simple FMS consisting of three machines, two part types, one pallet and one fixture for each part type, unlimited buffer capacity and negligible transportation time. The system acted as a source of decision, which was required to be implemented by human operators.…”

INformation Systems for Integrated Manufacturing (INSIM): a design methodology

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The state of the art in intelligent real-time FMS control: a comprehensive survey

“…D' Souza and Khator (1994) surveyed research involving petri nets in FMS control, centred on the tasks of deadlock detection and performance evaluation. Ravichandran and Chakravarty (1986) used petri nets for developing a decision support system for a simple FMS consisting of three machines, two part types, one pallet and one fixture for each part type, unlimited buffer capacity and negligible transportation time. The system acted as a source of decision, which was required to be implemented by human operators.…”

INformation Systems for Integrated Manufacturing (INSIM): a design methodology

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The state of the art in intelligent real-time FMS control: a comprehensive survey

“…D' Souza and Khator (1994) surveyed research involving petri nets in FMS control, centred on the tasks of deadlock detection and performance evaluation. Ravichandran and Chakravarty (1986) used petri nets for developing a decision support system for a simple FMS consisting of three machines, two part types, one pallet and one fixture for each part type, unlimited buffer capacity and negligible transportation time. The system acted as a source of decision, which was required to be implemented by human operators.…”