Impact of External Conditions on Selecting Special Transport Vehicle for Perishable Cargo Transportation

Науменко, С. Н.; Nabatchikova, T. I.; Гусев, Г. Б.; Polivoda, F. A.

doi:10.1016/j.trpro.2021.02.094

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“…In both instances, the Pearson correlation coefficient had identical values, indicating a robust interparametric association. Taking into account the fact that cargo transportation is a complex process, during which the safe transportation of cargo must be ensured, therefore drivers transporting this type of cargo must be trained [7,42]. For example, in Lithuania, the training program for professional drivers has been updated, which will provide an opportunity to acquire a professional qualification that is mandatory throughout the European Union (EU) and to Taking into account the fact that cargo transportation is a complex process, during which the safe transportation of cargo must be ensured, therefore drivers transporting this type of cargo must be trained [7,42].…”

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“…Taking into account the fact that cargo transportation is a complex process, during which the safe transportation of cargo must be ensured, therefore drivers transporting this type of cargo must be trained [7,42]. For example, in Lithuania, the training program for professional drivers has been updated, which will provide an opportunity to acquire a professional qualification that is mandatory throughout the European Union (EU) and to Taking into account the fact that cargo transportation is a complex process, during which the safe transportation of cargo must be ensured, therefore drivers transporting this type of cargo must be trained [7,42]. For example, in Lithuania, the training program for professional drivers has been updated, which will provide an opportunity to acquire a professional qualification that is mandatory throughout the European Union (EU) and to provide cargo and passenger transport services in any EU country [43,44].…”

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“…Increased vehicle velocities have been observed to significantly decrease the duration of delivery, hence reducing delivery time [6]. On the other hand, the occurrence of an external heat source results in an increase in the transfer of heat, which subsequently affects the timeliness of deliveries [7]. The objective is to develop formal models and methodologies for efficiently managing cargo turnover in rail transport, with a special emphasis on maintaining stability in the presence of unpredictable factors.…”

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Comparison of the Relative Importance of Factors Affecting the Conveyance of Bulk and Liquid Cargo

Čižiūnienė,

Matijošius,

Liebuvienė

et al. 2024

Applied Sciences

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The transportation of bulk or liquid cargo is crucial for ensuring the delivery of such cargo to areas lacking well-established infrastructure or favorable natural conditions. These areas may lack sufficient rail or air transport accessibility, or may not have suitable embankments along rivers, lakes or seas with appropriate loading and unloading facilities. Regarding distinctive characteristics, we would like to emphasize the following: (1) Efficient freight accessibility without the need for more infrastructure that is tailored to the existing natural circumstances; (2) An efficient and cost-effective mode of transportation for the movement of small quantities of goods; (3) The cargo philosophy is designed to meet customer expectations by providing a convenient and personalised service that is focused on delivering goods directly to their door. This research employed theoretical methodologies to characterize the primary force exerted by vehicles in the transportation of bulk and liquid commodities (the relationship between centrifugal force and speed and the relationship between the center of gravity and speed). Furthermore, by using expert assessment, the significance indicators pertaining to the individual criteria impacting the transportation of bulk and liquid cargoes were ascertained, along with the identification of their interrelationships (comparison of the different forces in the transportation process of bulk and liquid cargoes, comparison of the criteria of centrifugal force in the transportation process of bulk and liquid cargoes, comparison of the dangerous factors in the transportation process of bulk and liquid cargoes, comparison of the critical level of tank filling in the transportation process of bulk and liquid cargoes, and comparison of the factors that can affect the dynamics of a vehicle in the transportation process of bulk and liquid cargoes).

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Comparison of the Relative Importance of Factors Affecting the Conveyance of Bulk and Liquid Cargo

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“…Paper [1] reports the results of studying the organization of a supply chain of perishable cargoes. This study proposes solutions that ensure the balance between cost, quality, and environmental problems in such a supply chain.…”

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“…where f(t T ) is exponential function of form (1). This is due to the specifics of customs clearance, namely the existence of a certain minimum time t min required for this procedure, and delay time dt, which determines the deadline for registration.…”

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Optimization of international road transportation of cargoes in the management of enterprises of agricultural sector and road transport enterprises

Volynets

Sopotsko

Sevostianova

et al. 2021

EEJET

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To enhance the efficiency of management of enterprises in the agricultural sector, it is necessary to improve logistic processes of delivery of livestock and crop production in the implementation of international road transportation. Delivery of cargo "just in time" is very important, so transportation time planning is relevant and allows reducing costs. The process of planning the delivery of perishable goods was described. The spread of the required time is presented for transportation with a varied degree of stochasticity. It was found that the specifics of customs clearance affect the availability of a certain minimum time required for such a procedure. The time of customs clearance of cargo and delay time affect the deadline for cargo registration in international road transportation. The widest spread of time is observed by the procedure of customs clearance of cargoes that takes from 12 to 25 hours, and the probability of customs clearance is only 0.435. Accordingly, this affects a decrease in indicators of "just in time" delivery. The functional dependence of the probability of transit time not exceeding the planned time was compared, depending on the data of the specified route. Based on probabilistic analysis, the possibility of unplanned deviations from the estimated terms of each stage was taken into account and the optimal set of time intervals, which allow obtaining the optimal probability of "just in time" delivery, was proposed. The total cargo delivery time does not change. The recommendations on formulating the requirements for road transport enterprises were given. Namely, to strengthen the requirements for the time of cargo transit. These requirements include the average speed of motion, the choice of appropriate transport, planning the route in terms of the speed mode of highways, etc.

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Ice cellars preservation technologies to ensure sustainable development of northern settlements

Loktionov,

Sharaborova,

Klokov

et al. 2024

AEE

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Ice cellars are a traditional way of long-term storage of meat and fish near the places of their commercial production in the Arctic during warm season. Due to the degradation of permafrost, these structures are in a state of disrepair everywhere. Using the example of the Chukchi national village of Lorino, where traditional hunting of sea animals is preserved, we have considered options for solving the problem of preserving the caught meat. Economic assessments show that the use of a permafrost storage facility is reasonable for storing more than 100 tons of products; for smaller volumes, it makes sense to switch to refrigeration containers powered by renewable energy sources. Selling excess energy and heat from a chiller can generate significant revenue. Especially if this energy is used to create the maximum benefit under the given conditions, e.g. in vegetable growing.

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Impact of External Conditions on Selecting Special Transport Vehicle for Perishable Cargo Transportation

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Comparison of the Relative Importance of Factors Affecting the Conveyance of Bulk and Liquid Cargo

Comparison of the Relative Importance of Factors Affecting the Conveyance of Bulk and Liquid Cargo

Optimization of international road transportation of cargoes in the management of enterprises of agricultural sector and road transport enterprises

Ice cellars preservation technologies to ensure sustainable development of northern settlements

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