Resilience dynamics modeling and control for a reconfigurable electronic assembly line under spatio-temporal disruptions

Ding Zhang, Min Xie, Hong Yan, Qiang Liu*

*Corresponding author for this work

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Abstract

This paper proposes a resilience dynamics modeling and control approach for a reconfigurable electronic assembly line under disruptions. A Digital Twin (DT) platform is developed as the basis for resilience analysis, and open reconfigurable architectures (ORAs) are introduced to support reconfiguration of the assembly line. The time-delays of disruptions are identified and used to characterize their spatio-temporal attributes. A systematic method based on max-plus algebra is proposed to model resilience dynamics under disruptions. The resilience control policy used in the DT platform is developed to minimize production losses, and it is tested on a smart phone assembly line, with its effectiveness validated by comparative analysis.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)852-863
JournalJournal of Manufacturing Systems
Volume60
Online published12 Feb 2021
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Jul 2021

Research Keywords

  • Digital twin
  • Max-plus modeling
  • Reconfigurable electronic assembly line
  • Resilience control
  • Resilience dynamics
  • Spatio-temporal disruptions
  • Time-delay

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