Fuzzy multi-item economic production quantity model under space constraint: A geometric programming approach
Applied Mathematics and ComputationPublished 18 August 2006
Sahidul Islam, Tapan Kumar Roy
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In this study, an economic production quantity (EPQ) model with flexibility and reliability consideration of production process and demand dependent unit production cost with fuzzy parameters is formulated.
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In this study we have formulated an economic production quantity (EPQ) model with flexibility and reliability consideration of production process and demand dependent unit production cost with fuzzy parameters. The model is restricted with available limited storage space constraint. The inventory related costs, storage spaces and others parameters are taken here as triangular fuzzy numbers. The problem is solved by modified geometric programming method. Finally, the model is illustrated by numerical example.
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