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Algorithms for determining capacities of individual buffers in assembly/disassembly systems

✍ Scribed by Keun-Chae Jeong; Yeong-Dae Kim


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1997
Tongue
English
Weight
359 KB
Volume
33
Category
Article
ISSN
0360-8352

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✦ Synopsis


We deal with a buffer allocation problem of assemblyldisassembly (AD) systarna with β€’ finite buffer cepecity. The problem is to determine capacities of individual buffers for a given total evlilable capacity of buffers with the objective of maximizing throughput rate. We first present an algorithm (BAG) in which a conventional gradient search is used for finding an initial solution and s two-o~imization procedure la used for improving the initial solution. Since this algorithm may require an excessive computation time, eq:)enially when a procedure for performance evaluation employed in the algorithm takes a long computation time, a new algorithm (BA-P) is developed in which a sophisticated procedure is used for finding an Initial solution. In this procedure, capacities of individual buffers are determined based on the effioiency of their upstream end downstream machines. Results of computational experiments show that the latter algorithm gives the same solutions as those obtained by the former algorithm in much shorter time.


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