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| Author: | Petersen, L. |
| Title: | Zur Theorie des Intensitätssplittings |
| Journal: | Zeitschrift für Betriebswirtschaft
1999 : VOL. 69:7, p. 677-698 |
| Index terms: | PRODUCTION PRODUCTION COSTS AUTOMATION PRODUCTION METHODS |
| Language: | ger |
| Abstract: | Intensity splitting is a particular type of intensity adap- tion, according to which a certain output quantity is pro- duced using at least two different intensities (production rates). As has been shown first by Glaser, there are cases in which intensity splitting allows production at a lower cost than any single intensity. The general solution of the problem of intensity adaption, found by Schüler and Dell- mann/Nastansky with different mathematical methods, shows that at most two different intensity values are required for production at minimum cost. A number of more general pro- blems of optimal machine usage can be solved based upon that solution, always taking into account that intensity split- ting can be necessary in order to minimize production cost. |
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