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Paper Roll Slitting

Slit large paper rolls into ordered widths, reducing trim loss.

Also called: Paper Roll Slitting · 롤 슬리팅 · Roll slitting

Slitting large master paper rolls into customer-ordered widths while minimizing trim loss and the number of rolls used. An industrial instance (E1_variant) of 1D Cutting Stock, and the historical motivation that led Gilmore–Gomory to introduce column generation for cutting stock.

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  • industry instance of
    Paper Roll Slitting to 1D Cutting Stock

    Paper roll slitting is an industrial instance of 1D cutting stock and was the real-world motivation behind Gilmore–Gomory's cutting-stock work.

    EvidenceA · Peer-reviewed / official
    Equiv.E1 · same base, different side constraints

    Sources

    • Source grade: A — Peer-reviewed / officialA Linear Programming Approach to the Cutting-Stock Problem
      Citation details

      Gilmore, P.C., Gomory, R.E. (1961). A Linear Programming Approach to the Cutting-Stock Problem. Operations Research 9(6):849-859. Introduced the column-generation (delayed pattern generation) approach.

  • occurs in
    Paper Roll Slitting to Paper Manufacturing

    Roll slitting is a core step in paper processing.

    EvidenceB · Survey / tutorial / community

    Sources

    • Source grade: A — Peer-reviewed / officialA Linear Programming Approach to the Cutting-Stock Problem
      Citation details

      Gilmore, P.C., Gomory, R.E. (1961). A Linear Programming Approach to the Cutting-Stock Problem. Operations Research 9(6):849-859. Introduced the column-generation (delayed pattern generation) approach.