Mathematical models for job-shop scheduling problems with routing and process plan flexibility

Özgüven, Cemal; Özbakır, Lale; Yavuz, Yasemin

doi:10.1016/j.apm.2009.09.002

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“…This model is similar to the model, suggested in [33] to which non-overlapping constraints were added between PM tasks and operations and the constraints ensure that the PM tasks have to be completed within their time windows. Again a heuristic algorithm is proposed to solve this model.…”

Section: Solution Approaches With Application Of Mathematical Programmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The authors used test examples of a small and medium size, as well as conventional solvers for MIP models. Based on the results obtained, they recommended using precedence variable based models of the type, proposed in [33]. Among the totally 22 presented publications, bi-or multi-criteria models for FJSSPs are presented only in [8].…”

Section: Solution Approaches With Application Of Mathematical Programmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A Survey of Solving Approaches for Multiple Objective Flexible Job Shop Scheduling Problems

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Kirilov

Guliashki

2015

Cybernetics and Information Technologies

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A Survey of Solving Approaches for Multiple Objective Flexible Job Shop Scheduling Problems

Genova

Kirilov

Guliashki

2015

Cybernetics and Information Technologies

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“…The analyzed example is a convergent structure of serial-parallel production system. In this type of system -optimization of tasks depends on a few different parameters, such as process, resources (machines and people), materials which empower the system, position of the process in the value stream in comparison to the "narrow throat" and shipment (end of the process) [5,6]. Moreover, optimization of complex production system depends on the quality of the process, quality of production and also quality of input materials [7].…”

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confidence: 99%

Modelling of production processes with the use of witness simulator

Zwolińska

2017

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Customization of final products forces the so-called "make-to-order" production. In the article, there is a presentation of influence of EPEI changes (Every Part Every Interval indicator) on the efficiency and effectiveness of complex production system. The use of Witness System Simulation Modeling helped to create the model of real object which has been validated in the real work parameters. All of the times of the realized processes have been simulated as random variables with certain density of probability distribution Keywords: scheduling of the tasks, multi-objective optimization Streszczenie Customizacja wyrobów finalnych wymusza produkcję na zasadach make -to -order. W artykule przedstawiono wpływ zmiany wskaźnika EPEI na zmiany wydajności i efektywności złożonego systemu produkcyjnego. Z wykorzystaniem programu Witness System Simulation Modeling opracowano model obiektu rzeczywistego, który następnie został poddany walidacji w zbieżnych z rzeczywistością parametrów pracy. Wszystkie czasy realizowanych procesów zostały w programie Witness zasymulowane jako zmienne losowe o właściwych dla siebie gęstościach rozkładu prawdopodobieństwa.Słowa kluczowe: harmonogramowanie zadań, optymalizacja wielokryterialna 220

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“…Referring to [10] and [11] , in the job shop scheduling problem, , a finite set of jobs are to be processed on , a finite set of machines following a predefined order. ;…”

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An Investigation into Minimising Total Energy Consumption, Total Energy Cost and Total Tardiness Based on a Rolling Blackout Policy in a Job Shop

Liu¹,

Lohse²,

Petrović³

et al. 2013

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Abstract. Manufacturing enterprises nowadays face the challenge of increasing energy price and emission reduction requirements. An approach to reduce energy cost and become environmental friendly is to incorporate energy consumption into consideration while making the scheduling plans. The research presented by this paper is set in a classical job shop circumstance, the model for the triple objectives problem that minimise total electricity cost, total electricity consumption and total tardiness when the Rolling Blackout policy is applied. A case study based on a 3*3 job shop is presented to show how scheduling plans affect electricity consumption and its related cost, and to prove the feasibility of the model.

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Mathematical models for job-shop scheduling problems with routing and process plan flexibility

Cited by 253 publications

References 35 publications

A Survey of Solving Approaches for Multiple Objective Flexible Job Shop Scheduling Problems

A Survey of Solving Approaches for Multiple Objective Flexible Job Shop Scheduling Problems

Modelling of production processes with the use of witness simulator

An Investigation into Minimising Total Energy Consumption, Total Energy Cost and Total Tardiness Based on a Rolling Blackout Policy in a Job Shop

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