Petri Net‐Based R&D Process Modeling and Optimization for Composite Materials

Xiaomei Hu, Lei Zhao and Wenlong Li

Journal of Applied Mathematics, 2013, vol. 2013, issue 1

Abstract: Considering the current R&D process for new composite materials involves some complex details, such as formula design, specimen/sample production, materials/sample test, assessment, materials/sample feedback from customers, and mass production, the workflow model of Petri net‐based R&D process for new composite materials’ is proposed. By analyzing the time property of the whole Petri net, the optimized model for new composite materials R&D workflow is further proposed. By analyzing the experiment data and application in some materials R&D enterprise, it is demonstrated that the workflow optimization model shortens the period of R&D on new materials for 15%, definitely improving the R&D efficiency. This indicates the feasibility and availability of the model.

Date: 2013
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