A Generic Decision Support Tool to Planning and Assignment Problems: Industrial Applications and Industry 4.0

Klement, Nathalie; Silva, Cristóvão

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-43177-8_9

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“…Our tool aims to solve industrial applications, so an easy, friendly tool may have more chance to be used by a company. Plus, we intend to solve others industrial applications, using the same tool, only adapting the list algorithm and the objective function (see [1] for other implementation of this tool). Ultimately, a generic tool that could be used to solve several different operational management problems could be developed.…”

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“…In this paper, we present a hybrid optimization method to solve a lot sizing and scheduling problem encountered in a plastic injection facility that produces components for electronic products. The proposed method was first introduced in [1] and concisely used to solve optimization problems from different areas: healthcare systems, as well as textile and plastic injection industries, with promising preliminary results. In the current work, the method's application to plastic injection molding is further developed and its performance analyzed with a comparison to optimal and heuristic solutions.…”

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Lot-Sizing and Scheduling for the Plastic Injection Molding Industry—A Hybrid Optimization Approach

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The management of industrial systems is done through different levels, ranging from strategic (designing the system), to tactical (planning the activities and assigning the resources) and operational (scheduling the activities). In this paper, we focus on the latter level by considering a real-world scheduling problem from a plastic injection company, where the production process combines parallel machines and a set of resources. We present a scheduling algorithm that combines a metaheuristic and a list algorithm. Two metaheuristics are tested and compared when used in the proposed scheduling approach: the stochastic descent and the simulated annealing. The method’s performances are analyzed through an experimental study and the obtained results show that its outcomes outperform those of the scheduling policy conducted in a case-study company. Moreover, besides being able to solve large real-world problems in a reasonable amount of time, the proposed approach has a structure that makes it flexible and easily adaptable to several different planning and scheduling problems. Indeed, since it is composed by a reusable generic part, the metaheuristic, it is only required to develop a list algorithm adapted to the objective function and constraints of the new problem to be solved.

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“…These tools do not aim to replace human beings but to help them in their decision-making. Klement and Silva (2020) propose a generic decision support tool that can be used for planning, allocation or scheduling problems. This tool could be extended to help the human make the best decision to manage the manufacturing system.…”

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Impact of Industrial Cyber‐Physical Systems on Reconfigurable Manufacturing Systems

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Digitalization and Control of Industrial Cyber‐Physical Systems

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Economic and ergonomic performance enhancement in assembly process through multiple collaboration modes between human and robot

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International Journal of Production Research

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A Generic Decision Support Tool to Planning and Assignment Problems: Industrial Applications and Industry 4.0

Cited by 3 publications

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Lot-Sizing and Scheduling for the Plastic Injection Molding Industry—A Hybrid Optimization Approach

Lot-Sizing and Scheduling for the Plastic Injection Molding Industry—A Hybrid Optimization Approach

Impact of Industrial Cyber‐Physical Systems on Reconfigurable Manufacturing Systems

Economic and ergonomic performance enhancement in assembly process through multiple collaboration modes between human and robot

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