• Graphs are for MMS with 3 stages with planning horizon of 40 hours and production goal of 10,000 pieces.
  
  
• These graphs are for second stage with 3, 4, and 5 operational machines.
  
  
• Surplus aggregate level is assumed zero for entire planning horizon.
  
  
• Production level is utilization of all operational machines for a given stage.
  
  
• Virtual static production level is rate of production not influenced by repairs or failures in the remaining time of planning horizon.
  
  
• Production level adjusted with regular control anticipates repairs and failures in remaining time of planning horizon.
  
  
• Time is measured from beginning of planning horizon.
  
  
• State ID describes number of operational machines for all stages. See "State ID Table".
  
  
• If production level is greater than 1, a physically unrealizable situation, then production level is set to 1 and surplus aggregate level is adjusted to for shortfall.

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