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Authors: Chekanin V., Chekanin A.     Published in № 3(69) 30 june 2017 year
Rubric: Models and Methods

Effective model of objects management for the orthogonal packing and rectangular cutting problems

The orthogonal packing problem is a problem related with the founding of the optimal placement of a given set of small orthogonal items (objects) into a set of large orthogonal items (containers). This problem is a well-known NP-completed problem that has many applications in industry and economics. To solve the packing problems usually are applied various approximation algorithms that are based on the heuristic methods of optimization. To provide the effectively work of an optimization algorithm is necessary to minimize any delays related with construction of a placement according to solution obtained by the algorithm. For this purpose were investigated the causes affecting the speed and quality of placement generation by the given solution in a form of a sequence of objects to be placed into containers. The paper is presented an effective model of orthogonal objects management which provides the possibility of constructing orthogonal packings of arbitrary dimension in solving of all optimization problems of orthogonal packing and rectangular cutting. This model is the fasted compared with other known models for objects management. In paper are given algorithms of placement and deleting objects. The deleting objects algorithm may be used in future in realization of the algorithm for the local improvements of the obtained placement. The efficiency of the proposed model is demonstrated on the standard three-dimensional orthogonal packing test problems.

Key words

packing problem, orthogonal packing problem, rectangular cutting problem, model of representation of objects, model of potential containers, computational experiment, three-dimensional bin packing problem.

The author:

Chekanin V.

Degree:

Dr. Sci. (Eng.), Associate Professor, Theoretical Mechanics and Strength of Materials Department, Moscow State University of Technology "STANKIN"; Leading Researcher, V. A. Trapeznikov Institute of Control Sciences of Russian Academy of Sciences

Location:

Moscow, Russia

The author:

Chekanin A.

Degree:

Dr. Sci. (Eng.), Professor, Head of the Theoretical Mechanics and Strength of Materials Department, Moscow State University of Technology "STANKIN"

Location:

Moscow, Russia