Modern Development Technologies and Investigation of Food Production Technological Complex Automated Systems

Development of a resource-process approach to increasing the efficiency of electrical equipment for food production

“…As a result of rapid technological development, traditio nal systems of automation and standard methods of production (compliance with the technological regulations, reducing intermediate losses through modernization of the production facility, process coordination of the adjacent areas [2]) are not sufficient as the means of receiving high profits. Managers of industrial enterprises are likely to introduce intelligent systems at their production sites [3], which are based on various modern methods and technologies [4][5][6].…”

“…1. Consolidating technological industrial units and increasing the equipment capacity [1,2]. Despite the overall increase in electric power consumption, an advanced increase in the production of useful products generally reduces the specific electric power consumption.…”

Development of a Modified Ant Colony Algorithm for Order Scheduling in Food Processing Plants

“…Most technological and production processes in the food industry are difficult to describe quantitatively, which, together with the multi-criteria nature of planning and control tasks, complicates the use of traditional deterministic mathematical methods to make appropriate decisions [2,3]. This necessitates the use of new intelligent methods for solving management problems based on operational information from specialist experts regarding the prioritization of any alternatives in the decision-making process.…”

Features of Control Processes in Organizational-Technical (Technological) Systems of Continuous Type

“…For today information technologies have radically Organizational-technical (technological) systems of continuous type are distinguished by the fact that for the implementation of technological processes they support significant flows of raw materials, energy and energy resources, which in turn generates significant amounts of information that must be processed promptly to obtain effective management actions during preset operating periods, which may be weeks, months, seasons, etc [1].…”