Energy-aware scheduling in reconfigurable multiple path shop floors

Lamy, Damien; Schulz, Julia; Zaeh, Michael F.

doi:10.1016/j.procir.2020.04.020

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“…Khezri [29] conducted the process planning for a single unit of a product in RMS with the goal of minimizing the amount of wasted hazardous which consists of hazardous liquid waste and GHG, the total production cost, and the total production time. Lamy [30] examined the impact of reconfigurable machine tools on schedules in the context of a multiple path shop floor subject to variations in power supply.…”

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“…Constraint (29) ensures that the selected machine and configuration are able to perform the corresponding operation. Constraint (30) states that the beginning time of an operation is no earlier than the sum of the completion time of any higher precedence operation and the WIP transport time between these two operations. Constraint (31) signifies that the first operation on each machine should be performed after setup.…”

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Process Planning, Scheduling, and Layout Optimization for Multi-Unit Mass-Customized Products in Sustainable Reconfigurable Manufacturing System

2021

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Currently, manufacturers seek to provide customized and sustainable products, requiring flexible manufacturing systems and advanced production management to cope with customization complexity and improve environmental performance. The reconfigurable manufacturing system (RMS) is expected to provide cost-effective customization in high responsiveness. However, reconfiguration optimization to produce sustainable mass-customized products in RMS is a complex problem requiring multi-criteria decision making. It is related to three problems, process planning, scheduling, and layout optimization, which should be integrated to optimize the RMS performance. This paper aims at integrating the above three problems and developing an effective approach to solving them concurrently. It formulates a multi-objective mathematical model simultaneously optimizing process planning, job-shop scheduling, and open-field layout problem to improve RMS sustainability. The penalty for product tardiness, the total manufacturing cost, the hazardous waste, and the greenhouse gases emissions are minimized. Economic and environmental indicators are defined to modify the Pareto efficiency when searching the Pareto-optimal solutions. Exact Pareto-optimal solutions are obtained by brute-force search and compared with those of the non-environmental indicator model. NSGA-III is adopted to obtain the approximate Pareto-optimal solutions in high effectiveness and efficiency. A small numerical example is applied to validate the mathematical model and resolution methods.

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Process Planning, Scheduling, and Layout Optimization for Multi-Unit Mass-Customized Products in Sustainable Reconfigurable Manufacturing System

2021

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“…Research on sustainability in production systems and supply chain management has been subject of a lot of interest during the last two decades. This research has taken several forms including work related to green logistics [4], design of processes for the treatment of returns through remanufacturing and refurbishing [5] and energy and resource usage along the supply chain [6]. Moreover, recycling and reuse are fundamental processing steps for products and their components, which are incorporated in disassembly.…”

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Advancing Circular Economy: Research Roadmap for Circular Integrated Production Systems

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Thevenin

Schulz

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IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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The coronavirus crisis had a critical impact on supply chains and production worldwide. In particular, closed borders often prevented companies from obtaining the components required for their production. Such disruptions are the results of globalization, with suppliers spreading all over the world. The circular economy is an opportunity to overcome this challenge since components from end-of-life items may substitute supplies from afar. However, many barriers exist in the implementation of circular processes, as manufacturers perceive it as a radical change to their procedures. Therefore, we propose not to use completely new lines for the circular economy, but to use already existing systems. This paper presents the definition of circular integrated production systems (CIPS) and suggests a research roadmap for such to investigate what challenges and potentials arise, and what future research will be needed.

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Flexibility in Global Supply Chains: A Hybrid Energy Consumption Simulation Approach

Youssef

Schneider

Schulz

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Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering

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Energy-aware scheduling in reconfigurable multiple path shop floors

Cited by 4 publications

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Process Planning, Scheduling, and Layout Optimization for Multi-Unit Mass-Customized Products in Sustainable Reconfigurable Manufacturing System

Process Planning, Scheduling, and Layout Optimization for Multi-Unit Mass-Customized Products in Sustainable Reconfigurable Manufacturing System

Advancing Circular Economy: Research Roadmap for Circular Integrated Production Systems

Flexibility in Global Supply Chains: A Hybrid Energy Consumption Simulation Approach

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