Symmetry in Mechanical and Transport Engineering, Transport Logistics, and Mathematical Design of Efficient Transport Facilities
A special issue of Symmetry (ISSN 2073-8994). This special issue belongs to the section "Engineering and Materials".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (29 July 2022) | Viewed by 3140
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Special Issue Editors
Interests: manufacturing processes; the non-conventional machining processes such as electrical discharge machining; electrochemical machining; machining of difficult–to–cut materials; specializing in erosive machining
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Interests: topological graph theory; laser technology; intelligent design; neural networks
Interests: logistics and transport process efficiency; logistics service quality evaluation; cost optimization in transport; cold supply chain modeling; cuctomer satisfaction
Interests: CNC machining; processes optimization; surface quality
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Symmetry is an important factor in various engineering research fields, and it is fundamental to function and design. In particular, the complex system of manufactured parts, symmetric and asymmetric, is characteristic of the transport industry (for example, in aviation, road, and rail vehicles) and constitutes a significant issue.
Currently, efforts are being made to automate transport and improve its efficiency while reducing cost. Additive manufacturing techniques are being increasingly used to ensure the feasibility of highly complex projects. These techniques involve the production of items based on 3D computer-aided design, computational geometry, and the graphical visualization of prototypes. Moreover, computer systems and numerical optimization techniques play a key role in the logistic problems involved with achieving high performance in a transport company.
As a result, novel engineering technologies, computer-aided manufacture, and sophisticated modeling methods are being implemented.
There is now a requirement for mathematical analysis, not just to obtain operational efficiency but also for intelligent design. Transport (both operations and facilities) is subject to the same techniques used for VLSI and circuit board optimization. The emergence of robotics and the growing power of machine learning have transformed warehouse and fulfilment center layout to allow more flexible use, and this creates new dimensions for design.
It is our honor to invite researchers to submit original experimental and theoretical articles addressing the abovementioned issues in the mechanical and transport engineering fields and the related fields of mathematical analysis, robotics, and computational technology.
Submit your paper and select the Journal “Symmetry” and the Special Issue “Symmetry in Mechanical and Transport Engineering, Transport Logistics, and Mathematical Design of Efficient Transport Facilities” via: MDPI submission system. Our papers will be published on a rolling basis and we will be pleased to receive your submission once you have finished it.
Dr. Magdalena Machno
Prof. Dr. Paul Kainen
Dr. Teresa Gajewska
Dr. Andrzej Matras
Prof. Dr. Maciej Szkoda
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- computer-aided design and manufacturing technology in transport industry
- additive manufacturing technology
- computer systems in logistic transport
- modeling and computer simulation in transport
- optimization of costs in transport
- sustainable development in transport
- operational transport efficiency
- mathematical issues in transport facility design
- warehouse layout and space and lunar adaptation
- robot integration with transport
- reconfigurable buildings with on-demand elevators
- specialized architectures for machine learning
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