The Product-Mix Optimization with outside Processing Based on Theory of Constraints Oriented Cloud Manufacturing

Article Preview

Abstract:

In order to solve the multi-objective product-mix optimal problems oriented cloud manufacturing, SPEA2+ is used to realize the outside processing problem of lifting cross sliding trimensional parking equipment (multi-section trimensional parking equipment), which oriented cloud manufacturing. The outside processing problem is formulated as a multi-objective optimization problem and identified an analytical solution. The case illustration of parts of PSH2 lifting cross sliding trimensional parking equipment is taken as an example, examining the multi-objective optimization model. The model enables managers to determine which products to manufacture and which to outside processing. The solution of the multi-objective optimization formulation enables managers to apply the model by computing an operational ratio. The final model is simpler to apply and requires the computation of fewer variables than other prevalent models.

You might also be interested in these eBooks

Info:

Periodical:

Pages:

1306-1310

Citation:

Online since:

October 2011

Export:

Price:

Permissions CCC:

Permissions PLS:

Сopyright:

© 2012 Trans Tech Publications Ltd. All Rights Reserved

Share:

Citation:

[1] Coman, A. and Ronen, B. Journal of Human Systems Management. Vol. 14(1995), pp.303-308.

Google Scholar

[2] Ronen, B. and Starr, M.K., Computers and Manufacturing. Vol. 8(1990), pp.585-600.

Google Scholar

[3] Bengtsson, J. and Olhager, J. Omega. Vol. 30(2002), pp.265-273.

Google Scholar

[4] Goldratt, E.M., North River Press: New York, NY. (1990).

Google Scholar

[5] Umble, M.M. and Srikanth, M.L., South-Western: Cincinnati, OH. (1990).

Google Scholar

[6] Goldratt, E.M. The Performance Advantage. Vol. 3, (1993), p.18–20.

Google Scholar

[7] Hsu, T. C. and Chung, S. H. Prod. Plan. & Cont. Vol. 9(1998), pp.36-46.

Google Scholar

[8] Boyd, L.H. and Cox, J.F. Int. J. Prod. Res. Vol. 40(2002), pp.1879-1898.

Google Scholar

[9] Coman, A. and Ronen, B. Int. J. Prod. Res. Vol. 38(2000), pp.1631-1639.

Google Scholar

[10] Sarkar, D. and Modak, J. M. Chemical Engineering Science. Vol. 60(2005), pp.481-492.

Google Scholar

[11] Mitra, K. and Gopinath, R. Chemical Engineering Science. Vol. 59(2004), pp.385-396.

Google Scholar

[12] Kim, M. and Hiroyasu, T. Parallel Problem Solving from Nature. Vol. 3(2004, p.742~751.

Google Scholar

[13] Milosevic, B. IEEE Transactions on Power Systems. Vol. 18(2003), pp.69-75.

Google Scholar