Assembly line rebalance optimization method considering energy consumption

Abstract

The present invention relates to an assembly line rebalance optimization method considering energy consumption. The method comprises the following steps: S1, establishing an assembly line rebalance multi-objective optimization model with a minimum smoothing coefficient, minimum energy consumption and a minimum number of transfer tasks as objectives; S2, using a three-dimensional cell model, the knowledge base and the local search method to obtain a multi-objective solving method; S3, using the multi-objective solving method in step S2 to solve the multi-objective optimization model in step S1 to obtain a rebalance scheme under the optimal consideration of the smoothing coefficient, the energy consumption and the number of transfer tasks; and S4, using the rebalance scheme obtained in step S3 to adjust the existing assembly line task allocation scheme. Compared with the prior art, in the method provided by the present invention, the balance factor, the energy consumption factor and the rebalancing cost constraint are simultaneously considered, the production efficiency of the assembly line can be improved in a facilitated manner, and the rebalancing cost and energy loss of the assembly line can be reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of product assembly, in particular to an assembly line rebalancing optimization method considering energy consumption. Background technique [0002] The assembly line is a continuous assembly line system. There are multiple stations along the assembly line. The stations are connected by conveyor belts. The products flow between each station through the conveyor belt to complete the assembly task. Assembly line balance refers to the distribution of assembly tasks to each station, as far as possible to ensure that the load between each station is equal, so as to ensure the efficient and smooth production of products. However, changes in products, technologies, and equipment will make the original task allocation plan no longer applicable. At this time, the original balance plan needs to be adjusted, that is, the assembly line rebalancing problem. [0003] At present, some domestic and foreign literatures have...

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However, most of the existing technologies only consider rebalancing cost, time or production efficiency to conduct rebalancing research

It can be seen from this that, on the one hand, there are currently very few corresponding research techniques related to the energy consumption in the rebalancing process of assembly lines;

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