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Mathematical and Computer Modelling of Dynamical Systems
Methods, Tools and Applications in Engineering and Related Sciences
Volume 18, 2012 - Issue 3
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The optimization of lot sizing with supplier selection problem in multi-echelon defective supply chain network

Ercan Şenyiğit Department of Industrial Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Erciyes University, Melikgazi, Kayseri, 38039, TurkeyCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 273-286 | Received 06 May 2011, Accepted 29 Dec 2011, Published online: 03 Feb 2012

Figures & data

Figure 1. The MDSCN with defect rates.

Figure 1. The MDSCN with defect rates.

Figure 2. The bill of materials of front engine block.

Figure 2. The bill of materials of front engine block.

Figure 3. The bill of materials of back engine block.

Figure 3. The bill of materials of back engine block.

Figure 4. The illustration of MDSCN geographical location of X enterprise.

Figure 4. The illustration of MDSCN geographical location of X enterprise.

Figure 5. The illustration of average defect rates and MDSCN for back engine block.

Figure 5. The illustration of average defect rates and MDSCN for back engine block.

Figure 6. The illustration of average defect rates and MDSCN for front engine block.

Figure 6. The illustration of average defect rates and MDSCN for front engine block.

Table 1. The illustration of the average defect rates at factories echelon

Table 2. The illustration of the average defect rates at DCs echelon

Table 3. The illustration of the average defect rates at customer echelon

Table 4. The unit transportation costs of components from suppliers to factories

Table 5. The capacities of suppliers for each component

Table 6. The unit transportation costs of products from factories to DCs

Table 7. The unit purchasing costs of components from suppliers to factories

Table 8. The unit transportation costs of products from DCs to customers

Table 9. The unit production costs of products for factories

Table 10. The monthly production capacities of products of factories

Table 11. The unit storing costs of products of DCs

Table 12. The monthly storing capacities of products for DCs

Table 13. The monthly demands of customers

Table 14. The presentation of quantities of components and suppliers

Table 15. The presentation of the quantities of the products sent to DCs

Table 16. The presentation of the number of products sent from DCs to customers

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