MADHAWANAND MISHRA

@dcrustm.ac.in

Professor, Mechanical Engineering Department
Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal

MADHAWANAND MISHRA


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RESEARCH, TEACHING, or OTHER INTERESTS

Decision Sciences, Management Science and Operations Research, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
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Scopus Publications

402

Scholar Citations

7

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Scopus Publications

  • Simulation analysis of multi-node manufacturing system under design and scheduling strategies
    International Journal of Process Management and Benchmarking, 2019
  • Manufacturing and supply chain flexibility: An integrated viewpoint
    Rajeev Kumar, Madhawanand Mishra
    International Journal of Services and Operations Management, 2017
    Global competitive market, rapidly changing demand and high product variety are some of the factors that require enterprise flexibility. Industries require adaptability in their system to cope with these environmental uncertainties. Literature review in the domain of flexibility indicates existence of factors that necessitate flexible resource capability in manufacturing and supply chain resources and processes. The present work provides an insight with this as the framework. Based upon the various flexibility frameworks available in literature for manufacturing and supply chains, the authors provide a framework of flexibility that accommodates the inherent hierarchy in manufacturing and supply chain flexibilities. An integrative flexibility framework is then presented. The explorations suggest the need to quantify supply chain flexibility in terms of the actor-based framework.
  • Effect of machining parameters on cutting forces and surface roughness in Al-(1-2) Fe-1V-1Si alloys
    B. N. Pathak, K. L. Sahoo, Madhawanand Mishra
    Materials and Manufacturing Processes, 2013
    Two Al-alloys with compositions Al-1Fe-1V-1Si and Al-2Fe-1V-1Si were cast in the form of plates to study machinability. The paper deals with the effect of Fe on machinability of Al-Fe-V-Si alloys subjected to milling operation using high speed steel end milling cutting tool. The results show that cutting force increases with increasing depth of cut and feed rate, and decreases with increasing cutting speed. From the experimental results, it is observed that cutting force is most significantly affected by the depth of cut, followed by feed rate and cutting speed. The studies also underline the fact that surface finish improves with decrease in feed rate and an increase in cutting speed. The optimum cutting speed zone lies in the range 125 to 175 m/min for machining of above Al alloys, where cutting forces are almost independent of cutting speed. High speed, low feed rate, and low depth of cut are recommended for better surface finish. The chips formed were also observed. It is observed that as Fe content increases from 1% to 2%, cutting forces increase appreciably with increase in the depth of cut, while for other parameters cutting forces are relatively stable.
  • Impact evaluation of supply chain initiatives: A system simulation methodology
    Madhawanand Mishra, Felix T.S. Chan
    International Journal of Production Research, 2012
    To maintain enterprise competitiveness, enterprises require appropriate initiatives to efficiently manage the product, information and cash flows among different supply chain (SC) partners. Co-operation, postponement, vendor managed inventory, transhipment, logistic consolidation etc., are some of the typical initiatives for performance improvement in SC. In an industrial scenario, two or more of these SC initiatives are undertaken simultaneously for superior enterprise performance on multiple performance dimensions. These factors render the analytical SC models inapt and simulation modelling becomes a suitable methodology to study SC performance that can accommodate the complexities present. The impact studies of these initiatives are difficult because these require exploitation of flexible and dynamic modelling elements which are analytically complex and mathematically intractable. We address these issues in the present research by developing a simulation platform to undertake studies with an industrial SC scenario. The challenges to explore SC performance under multiple initiatives are the major motivations for the present research. The novelty of this research lies in the development of a multi-product, multi-echelon SC simulation platform for realistic and industrial SC scenario encompassing the capability to accommodate multiple SC initiatives simultaneously. It is based on the building block approach using Arena®. We undertake SC performance studies under the application of several important SC initiatives. The results are encouraging and they underline interesting research areas to explore further.
  • Effects of information transparency and cooperation on supply chain performance: A simulation study
    Subhash Wadhwa, Madhawanand Mishra, Felix T.S. Chan, Y. Ducq
    International Journal of Production Research, 2010
    This research explores the effect of information transparency and cooperation among the front nodes of supply chains. Although published works in the supply chain (SC) domain underline the need for information transparency and cooperation for competitiveness of firms, the majority among these are conceptual or empirical. As such, the domain requires fresh effort towards analytical and simulation based research for validation. In the present work, simulation is used as the research methodology. The simulation platform is developed in ARENA®, which is based on simulation language SIMAN. It has the capability to model multi-product, multi-echelon supply chains. Cooperation is depicted in the form of demand pooling and accelerated delivery of consignments from cooperating SC nodes, when stock-out contingency occurs at a particular node. The modelling also explores the effects of full, partial and zero level of information transparency on the SC performance. The simulation results suggest that these initiatives improve SC service time performance. It is also observed that more advantages from cooperation and information transparency are obtainable when the SC is leaner. The studies also highlight that such SC initiative that motivates local optimisation at the nodes is counter-productive to SC wide performance.
  • Organizing a virtual manufacturing enterprise: An analytic network process based approach for enterprise flexibility
    Subhash Wadhwa, Madhawanand Mishra, Felix T. S. Chan
    International Journal of Production Research, 2009
    Virtual manufacturing is a dynamic enterprise structure that will enable future competitiveness in the fast changing business environment. This is made possible through quick IT based integration of flexible and core competent business entities capable of providing value-added product and services. Flexibility elements represent change capabilities of enterprise wide processes and resources in time and cost dimensions. Value chain considerations require synergy among the participating flexible resources. Also decision information synchronization delays need to be managed so that other entity flow processes in the enterprise remain well synchronized. This may require a capability of dynamic changes in flexible structures leading to effective virtual enterprises. There is a need to develop suitable enterprise architectures for virtual enterprises that offer an increasing focus on agility. Infrastructure support for integration of flexible capability to attain synergy among resources is necessary for enterprise agility. We conceptualize virtual manufacturing (VM) as an integrating infrastructure of flexible resources made possible through alliance of enterprises that are individually core competent in specific business function. Such a VM can attain the required cost, flexibility and responsiveness characteristics in its operations to provide solution to the demanding customer in a global dynamic market. Modelling frameworks depicting these composite flexibility states have complex and tacit interrelationship with plural business goals. Analytical network process (ANP) has been used to model the interrelationship of different decision domains with a view to prioritize enterprise wide flexibility dimensions. The ANP modelling framework takes into consideration the interdependency among sub-strategies. We demonstrate through sensitivity analysis that strategic shift is required to accommodate changes due to dynamic condition in the business environment.
  • A network approach for modeling and design of agile supply chains using a flexibility construct
    Subhash Wadhwa, Madhawanand Mishra, Avneet Saxena
    International Journal of Flexible Manufacturing Systems, 2007

RECENT SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS

  • Simulation analysis of multi-node manufacturing system under design and scheduling strategies
    R Kumar, M Mishra
    International Journal of Process Management and Benchmarking 9 (3), 377-398 , 2019
    2019.0
    Citations: 1
  • Manufacturing and supply chain flexibility: an integrated viewpoint
    R Kumar, M Mishra
    International Journal of Services and Operations Management 27 (3), 384-407 , 2017
    2017.0
    Citations: 8
  • Flexibility: A Multi Node Manufacturing Context.
    R Kumar, M Mishra
    Global Journal of Enterprise Information System 7 (2) , 2015
    2015.0
    Citations: 2
  • Effect of machining parameters on cutting forces and surface roughness in Al-(1-2) Fe-1V-1Si alloys
    BN Pathak, KL Sahoo, M Mishra
    Materials and Manufacturing Processes 28 (4), 463-469 , 2013
    2013.0
    Citations: 93
  • Impact evaluation of supply chain initiatives: a system simulation methodology
    M Mishra, FTS Chan
    International Journal of Production Research 50 (6), 1554-1567 , 2012
    2012.0
    Citations: 24
  • Solidification behavior, microstructure and mechanical properties of Al-(1 to 5) Fe-1V-1Si alloys
    BN Pathak, MN Mishra, KL Sahoo
    Journal of Metallurgy and Materials Science 54 (4), 291-298 , 2012
    2012.0
  • Effects of information transparency and cooperation on supply chain performance: a simulation study
    S Wadhwa, M Mishra, FTS Chan, Y Ducq
    International Journal of Production Research 48 (1), 145-166 , 2010
    2010.0
    Citations: 121
  • Organizing a virtual manufacturing enterprise: an analytic network process based approach for enterprise flexibility
    S Wadhwa, M Mishra, FTS Chan
    International Journal of Production Research 47 (1), 163-186 , 2009
    2009.0
    Citations: 70
  • Modelling and analysis of agile manufacturing: A supply chain management perspective
    M Mishra
    Thesis (PhD). IIT, Delhi , 2008
    2008.0
    Citations: 1
  • A network approach for modeling and design of agile supply chains using a flexibility construct
    S Wadhwa, M Mishra, A Saxena
    International Journal of Flexible Manufacturing Systems 19 (4), 410-442 , 2007
    2007.0
    Citations: 53
  • Correlative changes in SDS-protein associated with aril and seed development in litchi fruits.
    M Mishra, RK Rajesh Kumar, RR Rajesh Ranjan, US Prasad
    2000.0
  • Isoenzyme pattern of respiratory enzymes associated with ripening and senescence of litchi fruits.
    AK Singh, M Mishra, RK Rajesh Kumar, US Prasad
    1997.0
    Citations: 1
  • Influence of polygalacturonase on sugar composition in aril associated with litchi ripening
    AK Singh, M Mishra, R Kumar, US Prasad
    ACTA BOTANICA INDICA 23, 253-256 , 1995
    1995.0
  • Dynamics of correlative developmental studies in fruit and seed tissues of Trapa bispinosa Roxb.
    K Rajesh, M Mishra, S Singh, AK Singh
    ACTA BOTANICA INDICA 22, 220-220 , 1994
    1994.0
  • economic importance in countries like India (Majumdar 1985). Morphologically
    R KUMAR, M MISHRA, US PRASAD
    Acta Botanica Indica 22, 220-226 , 1994
    1994.0
  • Sucrose metabolism during maturation and ripening of mango cultivars.
    S Kumar, DK Das, M Mishra, AK Singh, US Prasad
    1994.0
    Citations: 27
  • Enzymic degradation of starch in germinating litchi ( Litchi chinensis Sonn.) seeds.
    JS Prasad, M Mishra, RK Rajesh Kumar, AK Singh, US Prasad
    1994.0
    Citations: 1
  • DEVELOPMENT OF A GENERIC SIMULATION MODELLING PLATFORM FOR SUPPLY CHAINS
    S Wadhwa, M Mishra
  • Influence of Fe on Surface Roughness of Al-Fe-V-Si Alloys
    BN Pathak, KL Sahoo, MN Mishra
    MANFEX 2013 , 0

MOST CITED SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS

  • Effects of information transparency and cooperation on supply chain performance: a simulation study
    S Wadhwa, M Mishra, FTS Chan, Y Ducq
    International Journal of Production Research 48 (1), 145-166 , 2010
    2010.0
    Citations: 121
  • Effect of machining parameters on cutting forces and surface roughness in Al-(1-2) Fe-1V-1Si alloys
    BN Pathak, KL Sahoo, M Mishra
    Materials and Manufacturing Processes 28 (4), 463-469 , 2013
    2013.0
    Citations: 93
  • Organizing a virtual manufacturing enterprise: an analytic network process based approach for enterprise flexibility
    S Wadhwa, M Mishra, FTS Chan
    International Journal of Production Research 47 (1), 163-186 , 2009
    2009.0
    Citations: 70
  • A network approach for modeling and design of agile supply chains using a flexibility construct
    S Wadhwa, M Mishra, A Saxena
    International Journal of Flexible Manufacturing Systems 19 (4), 410-442 , 2007
    2007.0
    Citations: 53
  • Sucrose metabolism during maturation and ripening of mango cultivars.
    S Kumar, DK Das, M Mishra, AK Singh, US Prasad
    1994.0
    Citations: 27
  • Impact evaluation of supply chain initiatives: a system simulation methodology
    M Mishra, FTS Chan
    International Journal of Production Research 50 (6), 1554-1567 , 2012
    2012.0
    Citations: 24
  • Manufacturing and supply chain flexibility: an integrated viewpoint
    R Kumar, M Mishra
    International Journal of Services and Operations Management 27 (3), 384-407 , 2017
    2017.0
    Citations: 8
  • Flexibility: A Multi Node Manufacturing Context.
    R Kumar, M Mishra
    Global Journal of Enterprise Information System 7 (2) , 2015
    2015.0
    Citations: 2
  • Simulation analysis of multi-node manufacturing system under design and scheduling strategies
    R Kumar, M Mishra
    International Journal of Process Management and Benchmarking 9 (3), 377-398 , 2019
    2019.0
    Citations: 1
  • Modelling and analysis of agile manufacturing: A supply chain management perspective
    M Mishra
    Thesis (PhD). IIT, Delhi , 2008
    2008.0
    Citations: 1
  • Isoenzyme pattern of respiratory enzymes associated with ripening and senescence of litchi fruits.
    AK Singh, M Mishra, RK Rajesh Kumar, US Prasad
    1997.0
    Citations: 1
  • Enzymic degradation of starch in germinating litchi ( Litchi chinensis Sonn.) seeds.
    JS Prasad, M Mishra, RK Rajesh Kumar, AK Singh, US Prasad
    1994.0
    Citations: 1
  • Solidification behavior, microstructure and mechanical properties of Al-(1 to 5) Fe-1V-1Si alloys
    BN Pathak, MN Mishra, KL Sahoo
    Journal of Metallurgy and Materials Science 54 (4), 291-298 , 2012
    2012.0
  • Correlative changes in SDS-protein associated with aril and seed development in litchi fruits.
    M Mishra, RK Rajesh Kumar, RR Rajesh Ranjan, US Prasad
    2000.0
  • Influence of polygalacturonase on sugar composition in aril associated with litchi ripening
    AK Singh, M Mishra, R Kumar, US Prasad
    ACTA BOTANICA INDICA 23, 253-256 , 1995
    1995.0
  • Dynamics of correlative developmental studies in fruit and seed tissues of Trapa bispinosa Roxb.
    K Rajesh, M Mishra, S Singh, AK Singh
    ACTA BOTANICA INDICA 22, 220-220 , 1994
    1994.0
  • economic importance in countries like India (Majumdar 1985). Morphologically
    R KUMAR, M MISHRA, US PRASAD
    Acta Botanica Indica 22, 220-226 , 1994
    1994.0
  • DEVELOPMENT OF A GENERIC SIMULATION MODELLING PLATFORM FOR SUPPLY CHAINS
    S Wadhwa, M Mishra
  • Influence of Fe on Surface Roughness of Al-Fe-V-Si Alloys
    BN Pathak, KL Sahoo, MN Mishra
    MANFEX 2013 , 0