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Pseudocode. Commentaries are marked in italic font style. Initialization: TimeLeaveBuffer(k) := 0, k = 1,…,B i := 0 t(i) := 0 Event(i) := Begin ProdOnLine(i) := 0 j := 0 τ(j) := 0 b(j) := 0 Main computations: From f = 1 to F Do1 – product cycle, where products are sorted in the EDD order; Event(i) := SetupEnd t(i + 1) := t(i) + sf ProdOnLine(i + 1) := f RealNumberGood := 0 i := i + 1 From r = 1 to of Do2 – operations cycle of product f If 1 TimeLeaveBuffer(0) > t(i) and RealNumberGood + b(j) = nf then Event(i) := WaitEnd t(i + 1) := TimeLeaveBuffer(0) ProdOnLine(i + 1) := f i := i + 1 End If 1 If 1 is needed to keep track of the sum of already painted items of good quality and items that in the meantime are drying in the buffer. If this sum equals the demand for this product then the line waits for the items to be dried. After that rework process continues.
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Pseudocode. The pseudocode of bucкet is given in Algorithms 2 and 3. First, we describe bucket certificates. Bucket certificates. bucкet produces two types of (bucket) certificates:
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