A new approach for solving repair limit problems

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A study was conducted to characterize an approach for determining optimal repair limits associated with failure of a component. Numerical solutions were determined for a number of Weibull and Special Erlang distributed time to failure distributions. Results indicated that the structural form of the repair limit function generated a solution process that is faster than those supported by conventional methods.

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Data set generation for rectangular placement problems

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Research is presented concerning the development of a rectangular cutting and packing algorithm which can be used to satisfy user-specified parameters. The scalability and efficiency of the algorithms is discussed.

Research, Usage, Algorithms, Cutting

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