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Comparative Study of Application of Production Sequencing and Scheduling Problems in Tire Mixing Operations with ADAM, Grey Wolf Optimizer, and Genetic Algorithm.

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Názov: Comparative Study of Application of Production Sequencing and Scheduling Problems in Tire Mixing Operations with ADAM, Grey Wolf Optimizer, and Genetic Algorithm.
Autori: Yıldırım, Elif, Denizhan, Berrin
Zdroj: Systems; Nov2025, Vol. 13 Issue 11, p998, 26p
Abstrakt: Scheduling and sequencing problems in manufacturing are complex and challenging to solve. Effective process planning is fundamental to optimizing production time and resource utilization in process-type manufacturing environments such as tire manufacturing. This research focuses on an existing tire manufacturing process. The scheduling problem in the compound mixing stage, which is considered the most challenging and vital stage of tire manufacturing, has been solved in this study. Adaptive Moment Estimation Optimizer (ADAM Optimizer), Grey Wolf Optimizer (GWO), and Genetic Algorithm (GA) are selected as solution methodologies. A comparative analysis is performed to evaluate the effectiveness of these algorithms based on critical performance metrics, including completion times, machine utilization, and setup numbers. The results of this study show that ADAM and algorithmic methods optimize machine utilization by 1.28% and save 32.6% production time, outperforming the traditional manual allocation strategies mainly used by industrial companies, as well as GWO and GA. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstrakt:Scheduling and sequencing problems in manufacturing are complex and challenging to solve. Effective process planning is fundamental to optimizing production time and resource utilization in process-type manufacturing environments such as tire manufacturing. This research focuses on an existing tire manufacturing process. The scheduling problem in the compound mixing stage, which is considered the most challenging and vital stage of tire manufacturing, has been solved in this study. Adaptive Moment Estimation Optimizer (ADAM Optimizer), Grey Wolf Optimizer (GWO), and Genetic Algorithm (GA) are selected as solution methodologies. A comparative analysis is performed to evaluate the effectiveness of these algorithms based on critical performance metrics, including completion times, machine utilization, and setup numbers. The results of this study show that ADAM and algorithmic methods optimize machine utilization by 1.28% and save 32.6% production time, outperforming the traditional manual allocation strategies mainly used by industrial companies, as well as GWO and GA. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:20798954
DOI:10.3390/systems13110998