1. in flow shop there is continuous flow without idle time for any machine where as in the job shop the flow is intermittent with idleness enforced on the machine
2. in flow shop the routing for all jobs through the machines is unidirectional where as in the job shop the routing may follow any path
3. in flow shop all the jobs are processed in a single machine, where as in job shop, jobs are to be processed in more then one machine
4. in flow shop the routing for all jobs should be such that to minimise the make span, where as in the job shop the routing for all jobs should be such that to minimise the mean flow time
in flow shop the routing for all jobs through the machines is unidirectional where as in the job shop the routing may follow any path
1. Efficient utilisation of the resources(or facilities)
2. Rapid respond to demands
3. Conformance to the prescribed dead-lines
4. Completion of job at the minimum protracted(total) time
5. All of these
All of these
1. Sequencing
2. Routing
3. Scheduling
4. Flow shop
Flow shop
1. Completion
2. Flow time
3. Due date
4. Processing time
Due date
1. Completion time
2. Flow time
3. Due date
4. Processing time
Completion time
1. Completion time
2. Flow time
3. Due date
4. Processing time
Flow time
1. Mean lateness
2. Job
3. Range of lateness
4. Job tardiness
Job
1. Job lateness
2. Mean lateness
3. Job tardiness
4. Range of lateness
Job tardiness
1. Inprocess inventory
2. Mean tardiness
3. Mean lateness
4. Weighted mean flow time
Inprocess inventory
1. Mean flow time
2. Inprocess inventory
3. Mean lateness
4. Mean waiting time
5. All of these
All of these