Decision-making in the production chain of a firm based on a dynamic planning model with backward recursion

Abstract

The inspection of spare parts and finished products in the current production process is often difficult to adapt to the requirements of a variety of production scenarios, in order to meet the minimization of production costs in a variety of production scenarios, this paper takes six production scenarios as an example, in order to achieve the optimization goal of minimizing the cost of enterprise production, the use of the dynamic programming model for the four phases of the enterprise's production of the inverse recursive solution for enterprise production. This paper explores the necessity of testing both individual components and finished products, as well as the practicality of dismantling nonconforming products at various stages of the production process under different conditions. It further examines whether defective products should undergo disassembly at each phase of production and assesses if testing components and final outputs, along with handling defects through disassembly, should be conducted differently depending on specific circumstances.