Modelo matemático para o planejamento da circulação de trens em ferrovias de linha singela
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https://doi.org/10.14295/transportes.v25i1.903Keywords:
Train Timetabling Problem, Railroad operation, Railroad transport.Abstract
In the last years the export of agricultural and mineral commodities has increased in Brazil and this has led to an increase in rail demand to railroad transport. Then, it is important that mathematical models shall be proposed for the planning of trains´ movement with the objective to increase the amount of circulating trains. Thus, this paper presents a mathematical model based on the Job Shop model to solve the Train Timetabling Problem on a single track railroad. The proposed model allows the trains to have an earlier or delayed departure time in order to reduce the stopped time at a crossing yard. The model was solved using CPLEX 12.6 and tested were done with real data of Ferrovia Centro Atlântica (FCA). The model results were compared with the results of the current planning of FCA and in all tested scenarios the model obtained a reduction of the trains travel time.Downloads
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