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

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1. Managing a production line with constant work-in-progress

1.1 Effects of the MRP approach

Since its invention in 1964 by Orlicky , the principle of material requirement planning (MRP) has become the benchmark method for planning and managing production systems. This MRP (Material Requirement Planning) technique is associated with a "push-flow" logic, which consists of loading workshops with the production orders required to ensure the parts requirements arising from demands for finished products and spare parts, as well as safety stock requirements. This method is so widespread that it has become a virtually indispensable component of today's...

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