A flow shop consists of 3-Machines on which 4-Jobs have to be scheduled in a fixedsequence. The process times of the four jobs are given in the table below. In this tablePij, P2j and p3j indicate the process time of the jth job on Machine-1, Machine-2and Machine-3 respectively. Work out a near-optimum schedule of processing thejobs for heuristically minimizing the Makespan using Palmer's Method.Job (j)J1J2J3J448422iP3j4Calculate the following:(i)The Minimum and the Maximum Processing Times on the 3-machine andhence conclude whether the machines satisfy the Johnson's criteria for 3-machines.(ii)(ii)Calculate the Directed Graph and Gant Chart;Hence calculate the value of Makespan, Cmax.(iv)Calculate the slope-index and hence decide the heuristic schedule;SO535M56

A flow shop consists of 3-Machines on which 4-Jobs have to be scheduled in a fixed sequence. The process times of the four jobs are given in the table below. In this table P₁j, P2j and p3, indicate the process time of the jth job on Machine-1, Machine-2 P3j and Machine-3 respectively. Work out a near-optimum schedule of processing the jobs for heuristically minimizing the Makespan using Palmer's Method.

A flow shop consists of 3-Machines on which 4-Jobs have to be scheduled in a fixed sequence. The process times of the four jobs are given in the table below. In this table P₁j, P2j and p3, indicate the process time of the jth job on Machine-1, Machine-2 P3j and Machine-3 respectively. Work out a near-optimum schedule of processing the jobs for heuristically minimizing the Makespan using Palmer's Method.

Precision Machining Technology (MindTap Course List)

2nd Edition

ISBN:9781285444543

Author:Peter J. Hoffman, Eric S. Hopewell, Brian Janes

Publisher:Peter J. Hoffman, Eric S. Hopewell, Brian Janes

Chapter8: Computer Numerical Control

Section8.4: Cnc Turning: Setup And Operation

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