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Multi-criteria-based approach for job scheduling in industry 4.0 in smart cities using fuzzy logic

Journal

SOFT COMPUTING
Volume 25, Issue 18, Pages 12059-12074

Publisher

SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s00500-021-05765-7

Keywords

Fuzzy logic; Fuzzy scheduling; Multi-criteria scheduling; Processing time; Priority

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A flexible manufacturing system using fuzzy rules is proposed to solve scheduling problems in inflexible manufacturing systems, resulting in improved scheduling outcomes.
A flexible manufacturing system (FMS) is the model used for the system produced in the manufacturing industry, and it consists of the number of interconnected workstation. Inflexible manufacturing system scheduling of jobs has become a serious problem, even for a short breakdown of the machine and for the unexpected arrival of the product. To overcome this problem, a flexible manufacturing system using fuzzy rules is proposed. In this proposed model, four input variables are considered: (1) machine allocated processing time; (2) priority of the machine; (3) priority of the due date; and (4) priority of the setup time. The priority based on the job is the fuzzy variable, which shows the status of the job, based on which the next job will be selected for the processing in the machine. In this model, the machine will be selected first, and then, the scheduling is done based on the multi-criteria scheduling system. The obtained results are compared with the existing system and from the results. The improved scheduling strategy provides better results for the scheduling problem.

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