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workstation with 1 operator movable tool and piece stationary tool storage area of
parts and tools required for operation performance I workstation with 2 operators
power - point movable tool racks to store pieces So we propose extensions of ...
workstation with 1 operator movable tool and piece stationary tool storage area of
parts and tools required for operation performance I workstation with 2 operators
power - point movable tool racks to store pieces So we propose extensions of ...
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Balancing Production Lines Composed by Series of Workstations with Parallel
Operations Blocks Nikolai Guschinsky ... execution of several manufacturing
operations in one block ( by one spindle head ) at the same workstation are
widely ...
Balancing Production Lines Composed by Series of Workstations with Parallel
Operations Blocks Nikolai Guschinsky ... execution of several manufacturing
operations in one block ( by one spindle head ) at the same workstation are
widely ...
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Those operators can move within workstation freely around product or
subassembly . Inside workstation , operator group can execute different
disassembly operations at one time but must respect precedence constraints
between those ...
Those operators can move within workstation freely around product or
subassembly . Inside workstation , operator group can execute different
disassembly operations at one time but must respect precedence constraints
between those ...
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Microassembly Microfactory | 1 |
Microassembly and Microfactory | 2 |
Scheduling | 16 |
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