Reducing resupply time with additive manufacturing in spare part supply chain

Cestana, A.; Pastore, Erica; Alfieri, Arianna; Matta, Andrea

doi:10.1016/j.ifacol.2019.11.220

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“…Also within the SAMT approach, the first comparison between ASMC and TSC scenarios is Mashhadi et al (2015), providing an illustration of the changes in SC indicators (mostly inventory) if AM resources are adopted. Similar analyses by Li et al (2017b) or Cestana et al (2019) (see the full list in Table 2) using different techniques have established that, under a range of conditions and performance indicators, AMSC presents a range of advantages over TSC.…”

Section: Evolution and Problem Variantssupporting

confidence: 60%

An overview on the use of operations research in additive manufacturing

Framiñán

Fernández-Viagas

2022

Ann Oper Res

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Additive Manufacturing (AM) is a disruptive production technology that challenges many well-established, conventional practices in Operations and Supply Chain Management decisions. Consequently, new context-specific decision problems have appeared in this area, while existing decision problems must be adapted or extended to this context. In this overview, these decision problems in AM are highlighted and classified, describing the different decision in an unified manner and citing the underlying OR techniques that have been applied to solve them. The aim of the paper is that, by presenting an overview of the AM-related problems in a systematic, OR- or Decision-Making-centred (rather than technology-centred) manner, the OR community can become more aware of this stream of research and thus be more active and contribute with some high-quality work. Open research challenges, as well as avenues for future research are also discussed.

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Section: Evolution and Problem Variantssupporting

confidence: 60%

An overview on the use of operations research in additive manufacturing

Framiñán

Fernández-Viagas

2022

Ann Oper Res

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“…The literature search showed AM applications in various industries that include aviation [17,24,27,34,35,54,56,57,59], manufacturing and logistics [5,9,18,20,28,38,63], automotive [15,25,32,39], military [7,11,22,37,55], medicine [16,52], electronics [31,64] and petroleum [41]. However, most of the literature provides research which is not related or specified to any particular industry sector [3,6,10,14,19,23,26,29,33,36,40,42,43,45,46,[48][49][50][51]53...…”

Section: Systematic Processmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…AM is considered to have the potential to change the spare parts industry because it helps in reducing the overall cost, including inventory costs; as with AM, less raw materials and less inventory space are needed, and therefore it helps to boost SC efficiency and robustness. Thus, whenever a part is demanded, AM technology can be used to print the parts immediately, enabling the need for less physical storage space and cutting inventory holding costs across the supply chain [6]. AM enables on-demand and on-site production, shortening lead times significantly [7] and consequently reducing downtime costs.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Additive Manufacturing Technology for Spare Parts Application: A Systematic Review on Supply Chain Management

2022

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Additive manufacturing (AM) is gaining interest among researchers and practitioners in the field of manufacturing. One major potential area of AM application is the manufacturing of spare parts, which affects the availability of the operation and supply chain. The data show that the application and adoption of AM has contributed to a reduction in lead times and inventory, which also contributes to a reduction in holding costs. This paper provides a review of recent work on the application of AM technology specifically for spare parts. The review shows that there are supply chain opportunities and challenges to the adoption of AM in spare parts within various application sectors. Our research reviews both the quantitative and qualitative models used for analysis to meet the emerging needs of the industry. The review also shows that the development of technology and its application is still emerging; therefore, there will be further opportunities to develop better spare parts supply chains to support AM applications. This paper concludes with future research directions.

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“…Supply chain management is the concept of raw materials to finished products to reach the consumer. Cestana et al [16] have referred to the single echelon supply chain with assumptions of uncountable manufacturing capacity for the inventory problem. e slow-moving is in AM and CM (conventional manufacturing) may more costly.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…e following conditions were taken for performing their research such as the first condition, part make by CM, and the second condition, part make AM. us the result has been obtained by the Analytical Markov Chain Model [16]. Cozmei and Caloian [17] have used embryonic technology in supply chain management and considered the factors like stock flow, divergence of function, labor cost saving, and workforce productivity.…”

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A Recent Trend on Additive Manufacturing Sustainability with Supply Chain Management Concept, Multicriteria Decision Making Techniques

Raja

Kaliappan²,

Kumar

et al. 2022

Advances in Materials Science and Engineering

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In the past 3 decades, the emerging technology in manufacturing sector other than conventional manufacturing is additive manufacturing (AM). The additive manufacturing principle was completely born from the research gaps of conventional manufacturing concepts such that the elimination of wastage and produce the component layer upon layer. Every new technology obtains the sustainability that may consider in the supply chain management principle of the raw material to finished products and decision-making techniques are to reach the consumer or customer as properly and periodically but these things are addressed challenges in additive manufacturing. This review paper aims to narrate the common research gaps on additive manufacturing, the structure of the supply chain management on AM, MCDM tools/techniques, AM application in different fields, challenges of selection of additive manufacturing, AM processes, and its application. The traditional method of literature review has been used for this review. The outcome of this review has helped the new researcher’s decision making on the AM various problems as easily and the new researchers may give the experimental solution for explored research gaps.

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Reducing resupply time with additive manufacturing in spare part supply chain

Cited by 17 publications

References 15 publications

An overview on the use of operations research in additive manufacturing

An overview on the use of operations research in additive manufacturing

Additive Manufacturing Technology for Spare Parts Application: A Systematic Review on Supply Chain Management

A Recent Trend on Additive Manufacturing Sustainability with Supply Chain Management Concept, Multicriteria Decision Making Techniques

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