Energy efficient scheduling of a two machine robotic cell producing multiple part types

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2024-01-01

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Aydoğan, Çiya
Gürel, Sinan

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This paper studies robot speed control decisions and the energy consumption objective in a cyclic robotic cell scheduling problem. The study considers a two-machine flow shop cell that produces multiple part types. A robot handles the parts between the machines and buffers. We assume that the energy consumption of the robot during a move is a convex function of its speed. The problem is to sequence the parts, construct a robot move sequence, and plan the robot’s speed levels to minimize two conflicting objectives: cycle time and energy consumption of the robot. We propose mathematical models that find Pareto-efficient solutions to the problem. For large instances, we propose heuristic search algorithms. Numerical results show that integrating robot speed decisions into the scheduling problem leads to significant energy saving.

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Energy consumption, Flow-shop cell, Robot scheduling, Robot speed control

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/108037

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