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Utilizing energy opportunity windows and energy profit bottlenecks to reduce energy consumption per part for a serial production line.

M. Brundage, Q. Chang, Y. Li, J. Arinez, and G. Xiao. CASE, page 461-466. IEEE, (2014)

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Michael P. Voigt Universität Stuttgart

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Utilizing energy opportunity windows and energy profit bottlenecks to reduce energy consumption per part for a serial production line.

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