Treffer: MULTI-OBJECTIVE RESCHEDULING MODEL FOR PRODUCT COLLABORATIVE DESIGN CONSIDERING DISTURBANCE
Qingdao Cigarette Factor, China Tobacco Shandong Industrial Corporation, Qingdao, China
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Mechanical engineering. Mechanical construction. Handling
Operational research. Management
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Disturbance is inevitable in product collaborative design (PCDSP), which has always posed a great challenge for enterprises making quick response. Thus, in the paper, a multi-objective rescheduling model and its solution algorithm are presented. Disturbance cases are analysed and dynamic scheduling procedure based on event-driven and lifecycle-driven is developed firstly. Then a multi-objective rescheduling model aiming to minimum the makespan and tardiness penalty is developed. As a solution, multi-objective dynamic adaptive scheduling algorithm (MODASA), based on bi-layer coding strategy, self-adaptive double point crossover and self-adaptive mutation, is proposed following closely. Finally, analytic results from a case of a wind turbine are used to illustrate the model and method proposed in this paper. Simulation results shows that the model and algorithm have full advantages in computing speed and precision. With the analysis, it can provide insight into ways of improving the strategic and operational decision making for enterprises.