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In this talk, we discuss a scheduling problem
that originated at TAP - Maintenance & Engineering
- the maintenance, repair and overhaul
organization of Portugal’s leading airline. In the
repair process of aircrafts’ engines, the operations
to be scheduled may be executed on a
certain workstation by any processor of a given
set, and the objective is to minimize the total
weighted tardiness. A mixed integer linear programming
formulation, based on the flexible job
shop scheduling, is presented here, along with
computational experiment on a real instance,
provided by TAP-ME, from a regular working
week. The model was also tested using benchmarking instances available in literature.
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Real world scheduling Flexible job shop Mixed integer linear programming
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University of Minho