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Robust Supervisory Control for Product Routings With Multiple Unreliable Resources

Manufacturing systems are often subject to resource failure. In past work, we developed ldquorobustrdquo supervisory controllers for the single-unit resource allocation model. These guarantee that if any subset of resources fail, parts in the system requiring failed resources do not block the produc...

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Published in:	IEEE transactions on automation science and engineering 2009-01, Vol.6 (1), p.195-200
Main Authors:	Song Foh Chew, Shengyong Wang, Lawley, M.A.
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Subjects:	Allocations Applied sciences Automation Blocking Buffers Centralized control CIM Computer science control theory systems Control system analysis Control systems Control theory. Systems Controllers Deadlock avoidance Exact sciences and technology Failure fault tolerance flexible manufacturing systems Modelling and identification Production systems Resource management Robust control robust supervisory control Robustness Routing Subspace constraints Supervisors Supervisory control Workstations
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