On Aggregation of Stages in Multi-criteria Optimization of Chain Structured Processes

Kusiak, J.; Morkisz, Paweł; Oprocha, Piotr; Pietrucha, Wojciech; Sztangret, Łukasz

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-39378-0_36

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“…It is most visible in the case of m=10 where it was the only strategy that was successful. This is situation in a sense similar to our previous observations from [10], where the influence of aggregation of stages on reliability of sequential optimization was considered.…”

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Multi-criteria optimization strategies for production chains

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Multi-criteria optimization strategies for production chains

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“…The present work was limited to four approaches, elaborated by the Authors (cf. [9]) i.e. : simultaneous (SIM), sequential (SEQ), simultaneous with freezing (SIMF), and sequential with credits (SEQC).…”

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Validation of optimization strategies using the linear structured production chains

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A model-driven approach to information security compliance AIP Conference Proceedings 1836, 020082 (2017) Abstract. Different optimization strategies applied to sequence of several stages of production chains were validated in this paper. Two benchmark problems described by ordinary differential equations (ODEs) were considered. A water tank and a passive CR-RC filter were used as the exemplary objects described by the first and the second order differential equations, respectively. Considered in the work optimization problems serve as the validators of strategies elaborated by the Authors. However, the main goal of research is selection of the best strategy for optimization of two real metallurgical processes which will be investigated in an on-going projects. The first problem will be the oxidizing roasting process of zinc sulphide concentrate where the sulphur from the input concentrate should be eliminated and the minimal concentration of sulphide sulphur in the roasted products has to be achieved. Second problem will be the lead refining process consisting of three stages: roasting to the oxide, oxide reduction to metal and the oxidizing refining. Strategies, which appear the most effective in considered benchmark problems will be candidates for optimization of the mentioned above industrial processes.

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