Ship block logistics simulation based on discrete event simulation

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The load of resources in the block logistics process influences the mid-term planning and scheduling of shipyard management. Therefore, load analysis must be conducted before confirming the plans. However, conducting the analysis using the traditional mathematical model is difficult. This study suggests using the discrete event simulation (DES) method for load analysis in advance. The simulation model of actual shipyard block logistics is established by the DES software. Data on the structure of the product, process, resource, and schedule are clearly defined to match the DES model. Partial results through the simulation are discussed in terms of real production activities. The outputs prove that the proposed simulation model can help planners arrive at reasonable and rational decisions related to shipbuilding plans. This simulation method can contribute in strengthening the competitiveness of shipyards.

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  • Figure 1. Digital shipbuilding process based on DES (Shin et al. 2004)
  • Figure 2. Simulation-aided production planning at Flensburger
  • Figure 3. AS-IS (a) and TO-BE (b) mid-term scheduling work plan
  • Figure 4. Classification of logistics in shipbuilding process
  • Figure 5. Framework of the data structuring for ship block logistics simulation
  • Figure 6. Assumption elements model
  • Figure 7. Physical modeling of the ship block logistics simulation
  • Figure 8. Simulation system of the ship block logistics

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Wang, C., Mao, Y. sheng, Xiang, Z. quan, & Zhou, Y. qing. (2015). Ship block logistics simulation based on discrete event simulation. International Journal of Online Engineering, 11(6), 16–21. https://doi.org/10.3991/ijoe.v11i6.4968

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