Abstract
One of the most significant optimization issues facing a manufacturing company is the flexible flow shop scheduling problem (FFSS). However, FFSS with uncertainty and energy-related elements has received little investigation. Additionally, in order to reduce overall waiting times and earliness/tardiness issues, the topic of flexible flow shop scheduling with shared due dates is researched. Using transmission line loadings and bus voltage magnitude variations, an unique severity function is formulated in this research. Optimize total energy consumption, total agreement index, and make span all at once. Many different meta-heuristics have been presented in the past to find near-optimal answers in an acceptable amount of computation time. To explore the potential for energy saving in shop floor management, a multi-level optimization technique for flexible flow shop scheduling and integrates power models for individual machines with cutting parameters optimisation into energy-efficient scheduling issues is proposed. However, it can be difficult and time-consuming to fine-tune algorithm-specific parameters for solving FFSP.
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