Article | REF: AG5121 V1

Concrete methods of conception of system of piloting of line in mode Conwip

Author: Patrick BURLAT

Publication date: April 10, 2015 | Lire en français

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    4. Links with alternative flow control techniques

    4.1 Pure MRP management

    The CONWIP flow control technique is not an alternative to the MRP method, but a complementary contribution to improve its efficiency. Figure 27 describes the management of a BOM compound using the MRP technique: OFs are issued by calculating requirements according to the master production schedule and the state of stocks and work-in-progress, then pushed onto the line as soon as the components are available.

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