基于知识的电机再制造活动智能规划系统

Matteo Zanovello , Tullio Tolio , Maria Chiara Magnanini
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循环经济指导方针的实施以及政府和机构推出的新的绿色政策凸显了制造系统灵活性方面的重大挑战。当考虑到非再制造过程时,这些挑战尤其严重,因为不可预测的、特定于产品的可变性起着至关重要的作用。有效地管理这种输入可变性需要灵活和可重构的系统,集成硬件和软件,同时满足生产标准和客户期望。当产品达到其使用寿命并返回再制造时,它们的名义特性就会丢失,这就需要根据每个部件的情况定制拆卸和再制造计划。为了满足这一需求,本工作提出了一个基于知识的系统,用于在短期生产计划方法的背景下生成去再制造的活动计划。以电机去再制造为研究对象,验证了该方法的有效性。
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A Knowledge Based System for Intelligent Planning of e-motors Remanufacturing Activities
The implementation of circular economy guidelines and new greener policies introduced by governments and agencies have underscored significant challenges in manufacturing systems fexibility. These challenges are particularly severe when considering de-remanufacturing processes, where unpredictable, product-specific variability plays a crucial role. Effiectively managing this input variability requires flexible and reconfg-urable systems that integrate both hardware and software, while meeting production standards and customer expectations. As products reach the end of their operational life and return for remanufacturing, their nominal characteristics are lost, requiring customized disassembly and remanufacturing plans tailored to the condition of each component. To address this need, this work proposes a knowledge-based system for generating activity schedules for de-remanufacturing, within the context of short-term production planning methods. A case study focused on the de-remanufacturing of electric motors is conducted to test and validate the effectiveness of the proposed approach.
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