"facility capacities" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the maximum capability or limit of a facility to accommodate or fulfill a certain function or purpose. Example: The hospital was forced to turn away patients due to reaching its maximum facility capacities during the flu season.
Influence of energy demand uncertainty is studied with investigation of expected values, standard deviations of evaluation indicators and facility capacities.
Integrated with economic models; this system can predict the possible overloading on the current waste management facility capacities and provide decision support for designing strategies to approach resource sustainability.
In particular, our study demonstrates the strong modeling capability of two-stage robust optimization scheme by including two practical issues, i.e., demand changes due to disruptions and facility capacities, which receive little attention in reliable distribution network design research.
Given an existing Mobile Edge Cloud (MEC) network including virtualization facilities of limited capacity, and a set of mobile Access Points (AP) whose data traffic demand changes over time, we aim at finding plans for assigning APs traffic to MEC facilities so that the demand of each AP is satisfied and MEC facility capacities are not exceeded, yielding high level of service to the users.
The constraints of IFSQP include relationships among decision variables, waste generation rates, waste diversion goals, and facility capacities.
This element reveals how business operations and uses of space are related to facility capacity.
The facility capacity option at each potential location is treated as a discrete parameter.
They also look at the costs of process capabilities: inbound and outbound transportation rates, variable handling costs, fixed costs, and facility capacity adjusted for demand prompted elsewhere.
Optimal solutions were obtained related to power generation patterns and facility capacity expansion schemes under a series of system constraints.
The model maximizes the expected contribution (to profit), subject to constraints of material balance, facility capacity, facility input, facility output, inventory balance constraints, and additional constraints for non-anticipativity.
The major advantages of this policy rather than prefixed demand are outstanding performance in facility capacity usage, increasing the profit of the network and market share preserving.
