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Performance analysis of two stage flow lines with non-identical and unreliable parallel machines that produce good quality and defective products

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  • Angelos Kourepis
  • Alexandros Diamantidis
  • Konstantinos Doios
  • Konstantinos Papalamprou

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This manuscript analyses systems with two workstations, one buffer and non-identical parallel unreliable machines. The parallel machines are subject to operational and quality failures. All parallel machines have exponential service, operational failure, quality failure and repair rates. Quality failures in addition to the common operational failures are used to model and analyse systems where defective parts can be produced. A recursive algorithm is proposed that generates the transition probabilities matrix for any value of the system's parameters. Moreover, after solving all the corresponding transition probabilities equations, the most important performance measures are calculated such as the production of good quality and defective parts and the average work in progress.

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  • Angelos Kourepis & Alexandros Diamantidis & Konstantinos Doios & Konstantinos Papalamprou, 2024. "Performance analysis of two stage flow lines with non-identical and unreliable parallel machines that produce good quality and defective products," International Journal of Operational Research, Inderscience Enterprises Ltd, vol. 50(3), pages 332-363.
  • Handle: RePEc:ids:ijores:v:50:y:2024:i:3:p:332-363
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