4. Four manufacturing cells are served by an automatic guided vehicle (AGV) on a linear bidirectional track, as show below. The flow-between information is given in the table below. Develop an improved layout using the pairwise exchange method. Assume that the pickup/delivery stations are located along the AGV track at the midpoint of the cell edge and equal unitary cost for every move between cells. You must perform only the following exchanges per iteration: Iteration 1 AB, BC, & CD AAVA B C Iteration 2 AB & BD - You must show the associated score for every layout evaluated. Indicate if after these two iterations iteration is required to continue exploring a better solution. A B C D 60-100- 21 11 10 4 13 27 507 -120- 1.A: C 220 30 D AGV track Unit: ft

4. Four manufacturing cells are served by an automatic guided vehicle (AGV) on a linear bidirectional track, as show below. The flow-between information is given in the table below. Develop an improved layout using the pairwise exchange method. Assume that the pickup/delivery stations are located along the AGV track at the midpoint of the cell edge and equal unitary cost for every move between cells. You must perform only the following exchanges per iteration: Iteration 1 AB, BC, & CD AAVA B C Iteration 2 AB & BD - You must show the associated score for every layout evaluated. Indicate if after these two iterations iteration is required to continue exploring a better solution. A B C D 60-100- 21 11 10 4 13 27 507 -120- 1.A: C 220 30 D AGV track Unit: ft

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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