Research on new methods to improve the ability of on-time delivery in discrete enterprises

In order to improve the ability of on-time deliveries, the proportional integral (PI) control algorithm is proposed to apply for work-in-progress (WIP) control in discrete manufacturing systems. To guarantee the least amount of WIP in the production system, a sensitivity constrained optimization mod...

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description In order to improve the ability of on-time deliveries, the proportional integral (PI) control algorithm is proposed to apply for work-in-progress (WIP) control in discrete manufacturing systems. To guarantee the least amount of WIP in the production system, a sensitivity constrained optimization model is designed on the frequency domain. Taking certain motorcycle engine crankcases' production system as an example, the feasibility of PI application is evaluated. Two kinds of controllers, a backlog controller and an input-rate controller, are then devised to realize the proportional and integral control in production systems. Interacting with each other, these controllers have made the engineering implementation of PI controllers a reality. Simulation results confirm that the implemented PI controllers contain good control effects.
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Discrete manufacturing systems
Engines
Frequency domain analysis
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Motorcycles
On-time delivery
Pi control
Production systems
Proportional control
Proportional integral control
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