The application of a novel approach to the routing control problem of a real de-manufacturing plant is presented. Named Hierarchical Predictive Routing Control (HPRC) and recently proposed in the literature, the approach deals with large number of integer inputs and complex temporal-logic constraints by adopting a low-level path-following strategy and a high-level predictive path allocation. Several improvements are presented, including a novel search tree exploration method, lockout detection routines, and plant-specific handling constraints. Simulation results show very good performance and small computational times even with high number of pallets and long prediction horizon values.
Advanced Hierarchical Predictive Routing Control of a smart de-manufacturing plant
Boffadossi R.;Fagiano L.;Lauricella Marco
2021-01-01
Abstract
The application of a novel approach to the routing control problem of a real de-manufacturing plant is presented. Named Hierarchical Predictive Routing Control (HPRC) and recently proposed in the literature, the approach deals with large number of integer inputs and complex temporal-logic constraints by adopting a low-level path-following strategy and a high-level predictive path allocation. Several improvements are presented, including a novel search tree exploration method, lockout detection routines, and plant-specific handling constraints. Simulation results show very good performance and small computational times even with high number of pallets and long prediction horizon values.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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