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Multi-Agent System Supply Chain Management in Steel Pipe Manufacturing

The proposed work focus large -scale scheduling in the steel pipe industry on the significance and benefits of operating supply chains as an integral part of the modern manufacturing enterprises and also the importance of information sharing as the major requirement for the effective functioning of supply chains. A multi-agent architecture for integrated dynamic scheduling of the steel pipe industry is proposed . The scheduling systems of these processes have different objectives and constraints, and operate in an environment where there is a substantial quantity of real-time information concerning production failures, supplier information , order processing and customer requests. Each process is assigned to an agent who independently, seeks an optimal dynamic schedule at a local level taking into account local objectives, real-time information and information received from other agents. Each agent can react to real-time events in order to fix any problems that occur.