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TRANSSHIPMENT MODEL IN THE FUNCTION OF COST MINIMIZATION IN A LOGISTICS SYSTEM

Bris, Martina - In: Interdisciplinary Management Research 6 (2010), pp. 48-59

largest portion of costs in a logistics system. The paper will examine the usage of a transshipment model with the purpose of … minimizing the costs in a logistics system. Transshipment model is a multi-phase transport problem in which the flow of material …

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Transshipment model-based MILP (mixed-integer linear programming) formulation for targeting and design of hybrid power systems

Chen, Cheng-Liang; Lai, Chieh-Ting; Lee, Jui-Yuan - In: Energy 65 (2014) C, pp. 550-559

analysis and design of the off-grid HPS. A CTM (condensed transshipment model) is first proposed, and the problem of targeting … formulation is then extended to the ETM (expanded transshipment model), where further detailed examination such as allocating the …

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Transshipment model-based linear programming formulation for targeting hybrid power systems with power loss considerations

Chen, Cheng-Liang; Lai, Chieh-Ting; Lee, Jui-Yuan - In: Energy 75 (2014) C, pp. 24-30

) with known average power ratings without uncertainty. An ETM (expanded transshipment model) is proposed to determine the …

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Multiobjective analysis of the multi-location newsvendor and transshipment models

Belgasmi, Nabil; Saïd, Lamjed Ben; Ghédira, Khaled - In: International journal of information systems and supply … 6 (2013) 4, pp. 42-60

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A transshipment model for distribution and inventory relocation under uncertainty in humanitarian operations

Rottkemper, Beate; Fischer, Kathrin; Blecken, Alexander - In: Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 46 (2012) 1, pp. 98-109

The number of disasters and humanitarian crises which trigger humanitarian operations is ever-expanding. Unforeseen incidents frequently occur in the aftermath of a disaster, when humanitarian organizations are already in action. These incidents can lead to sudden changes in demand. As fast...

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