Inventory-transportation integrated optimization for maintenance spare parts of high-speed trains

Lin, Boliang; Wang, Huasheng; Wang, Zhongkai; Li, Jian; Lin, Ruixi; Xiao, Jie; Wu, Jianping

doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0176961

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“…The Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT) method was applied to deal with the shortage cost. However, our proposed problem differs from Lin et al [4] in the following aspects. First, we extended the problem into a three-level network design.…”

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“…Therein, Manatkar et al [47] proposed a model of the location-inventory problem considering multiple products in a multilevel supply chain for steel retailers to make decisions. Lin et al [4] presented a mixed integrated formulation to obtain optimal inventory strategies and modes of transport for high-speed train maintenance components between the advance and the temporary order policy. The Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT) method was applied to deal with the shortage cost.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…That is, to cope with the shortage of stock each EMU depot store requires many maintenance components for the monthly plan. However, this arrangement not only causes inefficient use of components but also leads to high holding costs [4]. In addition, the maintenance method of the EMU train is different from that of the conventional train.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Integrated Optimization of the Location–Inventory Problem of Maintenance Component Distribution for High-Speed Railway Operations

Zhang

Yang

et al. 2020

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Sustainable distribution network design for the maintenance components of electric multiple units (EMUs) is critical to reduce the problem of unreasonable resource allocation and capital occupation of high-speed railway (HSR) operations. Motivated by the above analysis, this study investigates the integrated optimization of the location and inventory of EMU maintenance component distributions. Aiming to improve the sustainable operation for high-speed railway, we proposed a corresponding nonlinear mixed-integer programming model to determine the location of the distribution center (DC) for EMU maintenance component delivery, inventory control strategy, and corresponding service level. The above optimization model is solved by an adaptive improved genetic algorithm. The proposed model and algorithm are applied to a real-world case study on China’s EMU maintenance components. The findings show that a higher service level is not better to achieve the lower total cost in the maintenance component distribution network. The ratios of transportation modes are significant to balance the service level and total cost of the EMU distribution network. Furthermore, the unit out-of-stock cost and the service level both show great impacts on the total costs of the EMU distribution system. Finally, there exists an optimal ratio of different transport modes, which ensures the least total cost of the EMU distribution system.

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Integrated Optimization of the Location–Inventory Problem of Maintenance Component Distribution for High-Speed Railway Operations

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Yang

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“…When planning spare parts delivery reasonable transportation mode selection is the priority task. The authors of the article [22] have considered such alternatives as rail, truck and air mode of transport, but this study does not consider the possible options for intermodal transportation. At the same time, globalization lengthens supply chains so that companies tend to expand their production patterns offshore or source from more distant locations [23], the use of intermodal transport can provide cost effective solutions for long distance transport needs of the supply chains, as well as for reverse logistics.…”

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The role of reverse logistics in the transition to a circular economy: Case study of automotive spare parts logistics

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Buyvol³

et al. 2021

FME Transactions

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The article describes the ways of industrial development in the era of transition from a linear model of the economy to a circular model, as well as new trends in the development of logistics. It shows the interconnection of processes in production systems, logistics and services, their role in ensuring sustainable green growth. It is shown that by closing the loop of product lifecycles, reverse logistics plays an important role to transitioning to a circular economy. The article presents an example of planning the supply of spare parts when organizing services in foreign markets. Planning is based on multidimensional analysis of failure and modeling data. For this purpose, an information system was developed. The found failure probabilities of units and parts were used to build a model of the reverse logistic chain, within which the parameters of the formation of a reverse flow, differentiated for various operating conditions and vehicle subsystems, were introduced for the first time.

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“…High-speed railway (HSR) has developed rapidly in China over the past several years, 1 and the operation and maintenance departments of HSR have faced an increasing requirement for transportation safety monitoring. 2 Meanwhile, many monitoring systems have put the emphasis on the reliability of turnouts 3 because turnouts are a crucial part for the safety of a whole railway network and 4 they are easier to be broken.…”

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Two-stage turnout fault diagnosis based on similarity function and fuzzy c-means

Huang

Yang

Wang

et al. 2018

Advances in Mechanical Engineering

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Fault diagnosis for turnouts is crucial to the safety of railways. Existing studies on fault diagnosis depend on human experiences to select reference curves and require fault type information beforehand. Therefore, we proposed a turnout fault diagnosis method, named similarity function and fuzzy c-means based two-stage algorithm to detect faults and identify fault types in real time. First, the reference curve is selected from current curves representing turnout actions by K-means algorithm; then, a similarity function called Fréchet distance is used to distinguish normal and abnormal curves. Second, an improved fuzzy c-means algorithm is employed to cluster curves automatically. To be more specific, it can double-confirm the normal curves recognized in the first step as well as divide the abnormal curves into different types. Furthermore, possible causes for each fault type are inferred according to their curves. Our approach integrates fault detection and fault classification into one model and would better help the diagnosis of turnouts. The analysis results based on the similarity function and fuzzy c-means based two-stage algorithm algorithm indicate that the analyzed turnout fault types can be diagnosed automatically with high accuracy. Furthermore, since the proposed similarity function and fuzzy c-means algorithm does not need to know fault types in advance, it is applicable in identifying new fault types.

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Inventory-transportation integrated optimization for maintenance spare parts of high-speed trains

Cited by 8 publications

References 31 publications

Integrated Optimization of the Location–Inventory Problem of Maintenance Component Distribution for High-Speed Railway Operations

Integrated Optimization of the Location–Inventory Problem of Maintenance Component Distribution for High-Speed Railway Operations

The role of reverse logistics in the transition to a circular economy: Case study of automotive spare parts logistics

Two-stage turnout fault diagnosis based on similarity function and fuzzy c-means

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