Multi products single machine economic production quantity model with multiple batch size

Taleizadeh, Ata Allah; Widyadana, I Gede Agus; Wee, Hui–Ming; Biabanid, Jahangir

doi:10.5267/j.ijiec.2011.01.002

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“…This paper also proposed scientific techniques for handling human decision problem in the university system. Our literature search revealed several methods for solving MCDM problems, but some are cost minization based e.g., inventory based methods, volume discount, mathematical progrmming techniques, GA (Teimoury et al,2011, Mak and Cui, 2011, Mogri et al, 2010, Saen, 2010, Taleizadeh et al, 2011, and Woarawichai et al, 2010. And cost as a quantitative criterion is not a sufficient attribute for addressing contemporary selection problems…”

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Contractor Selection for Enhancing the Quality of University Education in Nigeria using the Hamming Distance

Omorogbe¹,

Aibieyi²

2014

AFRREV IJAH: Int J. Art and Humanities

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The need for contractor selection in our university education system cannot be over emphasized. And applying scientific techniques for appropriateness and accuracy in the selection process is of utmost importance. This paper identifies four main attributes that should be considered uppermost in the selection of contractors in our university system and the application of intuitionistic fuzzy TOPSIS using hamming distance for handling human decision problems. A survey AFRREV IJAH, Vol.3 (2) April, 2014 Copyright © IAARR 2014

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Contractor Selection for Enhancing the Quality of University Education in Nigeria using the Hamming Distance

Omorogbe¹,

Aibieyi²

2014

AFRREV IJAH: Int J. Art and Humanities

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“…Sana (2011) investigated an integrated production and inventory model for distributor, manufacturer and retailer in a supply chain with perfect and imperfect quality items. Taleizadeh et al (2011a) proposed an EOQ model for a multi-product inventory system in which those are produced on a single machine with a limited capacity. Taleizadeh et al (2011b) suggested an EPQ model for multi-product single-machine manufacturing systems with rework process and back-ordering.…”

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Pricing, inventory and production policies in a supply chain of pharmacological products with rework process: a game theoretic approach

Taleizadeh

Noori-daryan

2015

Oper Res Int J

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In this paper, an economic production quantity model in a three levels supply chain including multiple non-competing suppliers, single manufacturer and multiple non-competing retailers for multiple products with rework process under integrated and non-integrated structures is developed. In this chain, suppliers ship raw material to the manufacturer and the manufacturer combines the fixed percentage of different kinds of raw material to produce the finished products and then delivers them to the retailers. The Stackelberg game is established among the members of the chain. Optimizing the total profit of the chain under both structures applying the optimal pricing, inventory and production policies is the purpose of the research. Eventually, a numerical example is presented for comparing the total profit of the integrated and non-integrated chains of proposed model and some sensitivity analyses are performed to study the effects of parameter changes on the decision variables and the chain profit.

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“…Over the last four decades, an abundance of research on this topic has been undertaken and many interesting results have been reported in the literature, see, e.g., Aggarwal (1974), Clark (1972), Hadley and Whitin (1963), Nahmias (1982), Silver (1981), Tinarelli (1983), Veinott (1966), Wagner (1980), Whitin (1954), Taleizadeh et al, (2011) andHsu (2012). We know that four major assumptions in the classical EPQ model are that (i) demand is constant over time and known with certainty, (ii) no excess stock is carried, and no backorders and lost sales are allowed, (iii) the lead time is zero, and (iv) the unit production cost is independent of the production quantity.…”

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A literature review on inventory modeling with reliability consideration

Ahmed

Sultana²

2013

10.5267/j.ijiec

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Inventories are the materials stored either waiting for processing or experiencing processing and in some cases for future delivery. Inventories are treated both as blessings and evil. As they are like money placed in a drawer, assets tied up in investments, incurring costs for the care of the stored material and also subject to spoilage and obsolescence there have been a spate of programs developed by industries, all aimed at reducing inventory levels and increasing efficiency on the shop floor. Nevertheless, they do have positive purposes such as stable source of input required for production, less replenishment and may reduce ordering costs because of economies of scale. Finished goods inventories provide for better customer service. So formulating a suitable inventory model is one of the major concerns for an industry. Again considering reliability of any process is an important trend in the current research activities. Inventory models could be both deterministic and probabilistic and both of which must account for the reliability of the associated production process. This paper discusses the major works in the field of inventory modeling driven by reliability considerations, which ranges from the very beginning to latest works just published.

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Multi products single machine economic production quantity model with multiple batch size

Cited by 21 publications

References 21 publications

Contractor Selection for Enhancing the Quality of University Education in Nigeria using the Hamming Distance

Contractor Selection for Enhancing the Quality of University Education in Nigeria using the Hamming Distance

Pricing, inventory and production policies in a supply chain of pharmacological products with rework process: a game theoretic approach

A literature review on inventory modeling with reliability consideration

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