Developing a Bi-objective Mathematical Model to Design the Fish Closed-loop Supply Chain

Fasihi, Maedeh; Tavakkoli–Moghaddam, Reza; Najafi, Seyed Esmaeil; Hajiaghaei–Keshteli, Mostafa

doi:10.5829/ije.2021.34.05b.19

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“…Constraints (27) to (30) put forth that each customer must be allocated to one vehicle and it must be guaranteed and checked that the amount of cash that is carried through a specific vehicle does not ever exceed the insurance limit. Constraint (31) states that each customer must be linked to one cash transfer vehicle. Constraint (32) states that each parabola just uses dimension j of speed.…”

Section: Mathematical Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Studying the function of multiobjective algorithms is much more complicated than that of single-objective algorithms in a way that one assessment indicator alone will not suffice to study all the acquired responses for the presented algorithms. Hence, in this paper, to assess the quality of the solutions for the suggested algorithms, Pareto solutions attained from the suggested algorithm are compared with NSGA-II [26] and multi-objective imperialist competitive algorithm (MOICA) [30] algorithms having six indices of quality metric, mean ideal distance [31], spacing metric, diversification metric, data envelopment metric [32], and PROMETHEE metric [29].…”

Section: Comparison Metrics For Algorithm Evaluationmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A Multi-objective Cash-in-transit Pollution-location-routing Problem Based on Urban Traffic Conditions

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Tavakkoli–Moghaddam

Bozorgi-Amiri

2023

IJE

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Section: Comparison Metrics For Algorithm Evaluationmentioning

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A Multi-objective Cash-in-transit Pollution-location-routing Problem Based on Urban Traffic Conditions

Mazinani

Tavakkoli–Moghaddam

Bozorgi-Amiri

2023

IJE

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“…Various activities carried out by the community have started to care about the environment. Likewise, many studies focused on the environment, such as Fasihia et al [6] and Chouhan et al [7]. Development of a BoMM for designing a closed loop fish supply [6].…”

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confidence: 99%

Generator Scheduling Optimization Involving Emission to Determine Emission Reduction Costs

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Raharjo

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IJE

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Climate change, greenhouse gases, and global warming are global issues today. Of course, this global issue cannot be separated from the issue of emissions. Various methods to solve generator scheduling problems by considering emissions or Economic Emission Dispatch (EED) have been published, but not to the extent of calculating the cost to reduce emissions. The main objective of this research is to determine the cost of reducing the emission of electricity generation in Indonesia through solving the EED problem. The method proposed to solve the EED problem is an annealing simulation algorithm and tested using an electrical system of eight generators, four different loads, and five combinations of cost and emission weights. This method is tested with various loads (conditions), and each condition is tested with various combinations of cost weights and emission weights. The obtained results were compared with the results of the calculation of the Cuckoo algorithm, and the whale optimization algorithm. The simulation results show that it costs US$258.81 to reduce 1 ton of emissions. This paper can be used as a material for further consideration for the government and generator providers in making policies related to the operation of power plants by considering emissions.

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“…Fasihi et al [32] developed a Bi-objectiv e mathematical model to design a fish closed-loop supply chain. They tackled this problem to maximi ze responsiveness to customer demand and minimize the total cost of the fish closed-loop supply chain (CLSC) by proposing a novel mathematical model.…”

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A Bi-objective Cold Supply Chain for Perishable Products Considering Quality Aspects: A Case Study in Iran Dairy Sector

2022

IJE

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Improper handling in the food cold supply chain may compromise food safety and reduce quality, which can lead to economic losses and undesirable effects on food accessibility. T herefore, designing an efficient and reliable cold supply chain is extremely important for the company, suppliers, customers, and society. The majority of the traditional studies in the supply chain do not consider the cost of quality (prevention, appraisement, and failure) in supply chain network design. In this study, all dimensions of the cost of quality in a cold supply chain design such as the cost of quality related to sup pliers and the cost of distribution service quality are investigated to close the problem to real-world conditions. Moreover, the quality of suppliers, manufacturers, and distributors is simultaneously considered throughout a supply chain with a new approach. To this end, the problem is formulated as a mathematical model for multi-item and multi-period cases considering two objective functions. The first objective function minimizes the total expected costs and the second objective function maximizes the to tal quality of the supply chain. The proposed bi-objective model has been transformed into a single-objective model by the solution of the parametric method (normalized weighted summation) and solved for a mediumsized instance considering data of a real-world case study. Computational results and analyzes indicate the efficiency of the proposed model as well as the exact solution method available for small and medium scales. T he real case study which involves Kaleh Dairy Company is conducted to illustrate the potential of the proposed model and proper sensitivity analyses.

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Developing a Bi-objective Mathematical Model to Design the Fish Closed-loop Supply Chain

Cited by 13 publications

References 36 publications

A Multi-objective Cash-in-transit Pollution-location-routing Problem Based on Urban Traffic Conditions

A Multi-objective Cash-in-transit Pollution-location-routing Problem Based on Urban Traffic Conditions

Generator Scheduling Optimization Involving Emission to Determine Emission Reduction Costs

A Bi-objective Cold Supply Chain for Perishable Products Considering Quality Aspects: A Case Study in Iran Dairy Sector

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