Abstract
In this paper, we present an integrated production-maintenance scheduling problem with economic and ecological considerations. The contribution of our study consists in developing a new analytical model which determines, an optimal sequence of production and maintenance minimizing earliness and tardiness penalty costs as well as harmful emissions (CO2) cost due to degradation of production system. This study addresses the problem of the single machine where the machine follows a failure law. Each time the machine's degradation rate reaches a predefined threshold (λthreshold), preventive maintenance (PM) is carried out throughout optimal periods. The maintenance strategy adopted makes it possible to define the age of preventive maintenance T* corresponding to a minimum total cost of preventive and corrective maintenance. We consider the result of this strategy as a strong constraint in order to determine an optimal integrated scheduling of production and maintenance. We provide illustrative numerical examples as well as sensitivity analysis to show the applicability of our approaches and provide.
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