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Sizing, Cycle Time and Plant Control Using Dioid Algebra

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Using an industrial process from the car sector, we show how dioid algebra may be used for the performance evaluation, sizing, and control of this discrete-event dynamic system. Based on a Petri net model as an event graph, max-plus algebra and min-plus algebra permit to write linear equations of the behavior. From this formalism, the cycle time is determined and an optimal sizing is characterized for a required cyclic behavior. Finally, a strict temporal constraint the system is subject to is reformulated in terms of inequalities that the (min, +) system should satisfy, and a control law is designed so that the controlled system satisfies the constraint.

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Amari, S., Demongodin, I., Loiseau, JJ. (2005). Sizing, Cycle Time and Plant Control Using Dioid Algebra. In: Dolgui, A., Soldek, J., Zaikin, O. (eds) Supply Chain Optimisation. Applied Optimization, vol 94. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/0-387-23581-7_6

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