Transshipment Activities in the Rhine Ports

Dávid, Andrej; Mako, Peter; Galieriková, Andrea; Stupalo, Vlatka

doi:10.1016/j.trpro.2021.02.025

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“…Ryuichi et al (2017) looked at global route choices, with the Suez Canal as the focus. Dávid et al (2021) wrote about transshipment activities in the Rhine ports. Diz et al (2017) researched the maritime inventory routing for a Brazilian company.…”

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Shipping pattern may be altered according to available refining capacity

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2021

Marit. Technol. Res.

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Alternate optimal solutions in the mathematical programming solution of a real-world problem are rare, unless there are multiple objective functions. In a recent application of 2 mathematical programming solvers to a problem of crude oil logistics, I obtained 2 different optimal solutions. The almost optimal solutions obtained from the convex combinations of the 2 optimal solutions, are feasible as real transportation choices, if the optimal solutions cannot be implemented. It was observed that the 2 solutions led to different capacity utilization at the refineries downstream, and so do the many solution alternatives. This is useful information for the petroleum company during downtime for maintenance or capacity expansion.

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confidence: 99%