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Simulation for evaluating machine and AGV scheduling rules in an FMS environment
This paper reports the results of a simulation study investigating the performance of dynamic scheduling decisions for a job shop type flexible manufacturing system (FMS). The study has been realized on a model of a hypothetical FMS. In order to realistically mimic the complexities and the dynamic behavior of a real-life FMS, both the policies handling unexpected machine breakdowns and also controlling the movement of active AGVs have been modeled in detail.
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