Optimum Charge Plan of Steelmaking Continuous Casting Based on the Modified Multi-Objective Evolutionary Algorithm

Hong Xi Song; Jian Xin Zhang; Kun Gao; Wei Meng; Li Cheng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.694-697.3406

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Optimum Charge Plan of Steelmaking Continuous Casting Based on the Modified Multi-Objective Evolutionary Algorithm

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The charge plan is a basic problem of the metallurgical industry. Through a comprehensive consideration of the process constraints and production costs, charge plan is a typical multi-objective optimization problem. A multi-objective optimization model of charge plan was built in this paper. As direct encoding is hard to be used in the many constraints problem case, a new method of generate feasible solutions based on constraint satisfaction was proposed. A novel adaptive grid algorithm was also proposed to improve the current multi-objective evolutionary algorithm’s population maintain strategy. Finally, the proposed multi-objective charge plan model was solved, and more meaningful solutions for this problem were obtained.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 694-697)

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3406-3411

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Hong Xi Song, Jian Xin Zhang, Kun Gao, Wei Meng, Li Cheng

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Adaptive Grid, Charge Plan, Constraint Satisfaction, Maintain Strategy, Multi-Objective Evolutionary Algorithm, Steelmaking and Continuous Casting

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