OPERATIONS FOR PRODUCT PROCESSING
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1. An operational process to determine maximum efficiency of sorting operations with different product types, comprising:
- estimating an amount of a first type of product to be processed in a given time period based on historical data (H);
providing a known performance of a sorting machine during a requisite time period for sorting processes (P);
supplying a known value (V) of a second type of product; and
calculating an amount of a third product that can be processed based on the previous steps.
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Abstract
An operational process for product distribution includes grouping product into groups when the product is in a first sort level and sorting the groups of product, in a first pass operation, to a second level sort. The method further includes sequencing the second level sort product including late arriving product, in a second pass operation, into a sequence of product. A machine readable code can also be used to implement the functionality of the operational process.
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1. An operational process to determine maximum efficiency of sorting operations with different product types, comprising:
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estimating an amount of a first type of product to be processed in a given time period based on historical data (H); providing a known performance of a sorting machine during a requisite time period for sorting processes (P); supplying a known value (V) of a second type of product; and calculating an amount of a third product that can be processed based on the previous steps. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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5. A machine readable medium tangibly embodying a program of instructions executable by a machine for determining maximum efficiency of sorting operations with different product types, comprising:
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estimating an amount of a first type of product to be processed in a given time period based on historical data (H); providing a known performance of a sorting machine during a requisite time period for sorting processes (P); supplying a known value (V) of a second type of product; and calculating an amount of a third product that can be processed based on the previous steps.
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