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Industrial engineering

benchmark throughput and cycle time of a balanced line with exponential processing, set against best and worst cases relative to the critical work in process level.

In industrial engineering, practical worst case refers to benchmark throughput and cycle time of a balanced line with exponential processing, set against best and worst cases relative to the critical work in process level. This meaning comes from Hopp (1995) in Factory physics.[1]

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References

Hopp, W. J., Hopp, W., & Spearman, M. (1995). Factory physics. Waveland Press, Incorporated. ISBN 9780072824032

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