Abstract
A Cyclic Economic Lot-Scheduling Problem (CELSP) is formulated to solve a multistage production planning problem in a job-shop. The cyclic nature of the problem is related to the assumption of constant mean demand rates for all the end-products. Under the common cycle approach, each generic job consists of producing an end-product and its part types in the quantity required to meet the demand over the common cycle horizon. The paper shows that the CESLP can be solved in a decomposed way. A normalized scheduling problem is solved first and then the optimal value of the period is computed by an explicit formula. The solution can be easily implemented and adjusted to bounded random variations of demands.
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