A HEURISTIC METHOD TO MINIMIZE THE RANGE OF LATENESS IN A SPECIAL CLASS OF N-JOBS, 2-MACHINE SEQUENCING PROBLEM WITH DUE-DATES, TRANSPORTATION TIMES AND EQUIVQLENT JOB FOR BLOCK OF JOBS.
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In the present paper a heuristic method has been developed to minimize the range of lateness in a sequencing/scheduling problem of n-job, 2-machine with due-date and equivalent job for block of jobs. Transportation times of jobs from first machine to second machine have also been included in the problem. The heuristic method is based on three theorems. The paper investigates some conditions to be imposed on processing times and transportation times. The criterion to find optimal sequence is the minimization of range of lateness. In the paper a rule to find equivalent job and its processing times for jobs in block has been determined. The work has been supported by a numerical example.References
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