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Characterization of manufacturing system computer simulation using taguchi method

Zahraee et al., 2015

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4065887697965394477
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Zahraee S
Chegeni A
Rohani J
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Jurnal Teknologi (Sciences & Engineering)

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In the manufacturing industry, managers and engineers are trying to sustain their competitiveness by achieving high output and productivity. There are some common problems such as waiting times, failures, reworks in production line that impose extra cost to …
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