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25. An improved memetic algorithm for distributed hybrid flow shop scheduling problem with operation inspection and reprocessing.

Author

Zheng, Yu, Peng, Ningtao, Qi, Hao, Gong, Guiliang, Huang, Dan, Zhu, Kaikai, Liu, Jingsheng, and Liu, Gonggang

Subjects
FLOW shop scheduling, MULTI-objective optimization, PRODUCTION scheduling, FLEXIBLE work arrangements, SCHEDULING
Abstract

The classical distributed hybrid flow shop scheduling problem (DHFSP) only considers static production settings while ignores operation inspection and reprocessing. However, in the actual production, the manufacturing environment is usually dynamic; and the operation inspection and reprocessing are very necessary to avoid unqualified jobs from being transported to other production units and to make reasonable arrangements for unqualified and unprocessed jobs. In this paper, we propose a DHFSP with operation inspection and reprocessing (DHFSPR) for the first time, in which the operation inspection and reprocessing as well as the processing time and energy consumption are considered simultaneously. An improved memetic algorithm (IMA) is then designed to solve the DHFSPR, where some effective crossover and mutation operators, a new dynamic rescheduling method (DRM) and local search operator (LSO) are integrated. A total 60 DHFSPR benchmark instances are constructed to verify the performance of our IMA. Extensive experiments carried out demonstrate that the DRM and LSO can effectively improve the performance of IMA, and the IMA has obvious superiority to solve the DHFSPR problem compared with other three well-known algorithms. Our proposed model and algorithm here will be beneficial for the production managers who work with distributed hybrid shop systems in scheduling their production activities by considering operation inspection and reprocessing. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2025
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29. Multidimensional TiO2 photocatalysts for the degradation of organic dyes in wastewater treatment.

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Xie, Wanchen, Liu, Gonggang, Liu, Yuan, Bai, Yuanjuan, Liao, Yuanyuan, Li, Ting, Wang, Chongqing, Chang, Shanshan, and Hu, Jinbo

Abstract

The discharge of dye industry wastewater without any proper treatments has raised tremendous concerns due to its hazardous nature and potential risks. Photocatalytic degradation is a promising technology for environmentally friendly and sustainable treatment of dye pollutants. Nanomaterial-based photocatalysts have been successfully applied to treat industrial dye wastewater. Among them, titanium dioxide (TiO2) with diverse nanostructure and numerous advantages has garnered significant attentions. However, the morphological difference of TiO2 is of paramount importance for enhancing its degradation performance. This review provides an overview of recent advances in various forms of multidimensional TiO2, including 0D nanoparticles, 1D nanowires, nanotubes, nanofibers, and nanorods, 2D nanosheets and nanoplates, as well as assembled 3D micro-nano structures, for photocatalytic dye wastewater treatment. The article could briefly elaborate the conventional synthesis routes, advantages, challenges, and application areas of TiO2 in different dimensions, and compares their photocatalytic degradation performance and mechanisms. Simultaneously, these approaches of modified performances by doping metal ions and non-metal ions have emphatically involved over here. Noteworthily, the insights into the future trends, challenges, and prospects of multidimensional TiO2 materials have been also proposed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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36. Oriented Interpenetrating Capillary Network with Surface Engineering by Porous ZnO from Wood for Membrane Emulsification.

Author

Chen, Yaodong, Liu, Xiaolin, Liu, Gonggang, Chang, Shanshan, and Hu, Jinbo

Subjects
WOOD, CAPILLARIES, POROSITY, WOOD quality, SURFACE structure
Abstract

Membrane emulsification technology has garnered increasing interest in emulsion preparation due to controllable droplet size, narrower droplet size distribution, low energy consumption, simple process design and excellent reproducibility. Nevertheless, the pore structure and surface engineering in membrane materials design play a crucial role in achieving high-quality emulsions with high throughput simultaneously. In this work, an oriented interpenetrating capillary network composed of highly aligned and interconnected wood cell lumens has been utilized to fabricate an emulsion membrane. A novel honeycomb porous ZnO layer obtained by a seed prefabrication–hydrothermal growth method was designed to reconstruct wood channel surfaces for enhanced microfluid mixing. The results show that through the unique capillary mesh microstructure of wood, the emulsion droplets were smaller in size, had narrower pore-size distribution, and were easy to obtain under high throughput conditions. Meanwhile, a well-designed ZnO layer could further improve the emulsion quality of a wood membrane, while the emulsifying throughput is still maintained at a higher level. This demonstrates that the convection process of the microfluid in these wood capillary channels was intensified markedly. This study not only develops advanced membrane materials in emulsion preparation, but also introduces a brand-new field for functional applications of wood. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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