1987
DOI: 10.1002/1520-6750(198708)34:4<457::aid-nav3220340402>3.0.co;2-o
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A continuous-review inventory model with constant resupply time and defective items

Abstract: As a result of imperfect production and inspection by suppliers, pilferage, and/or damage in transit, it is common that procurement orders may contain defective items. This article deals with a continuous‐review inventory system with Poisson demand arrivals and constant resupply time. Items in resupply lots may not be of perfect quality. The operating characteristics of such a system are analyzed. For purposes of computational savings, an approximation scheme for the operating characteristics is presented. As … Show more

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“…Rework time is a function of the incidence of fulfillment errors, which in turn depends on order quantity. Moinzadeh and Lee (1987) study a related inventory system in which a firm reorders defective items, and the number of defective items depends on order quantity. Moinzadeh and Lee (1989) examine an inventory system where the supplier delivers an order in two shipments, and the time between the two shipments does not depend on order quantity.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Rework time is a function of the incidence of fulfillment errors, which in turn depends on order quantity. Moinzadeh and Lee (1987) study a related inventory system in which a firm reorders defective items, and the number of defective items depends on order quantity. Moinzadeh and Lee (1989) examine an inventory system where the supplier delivers an order in two shipments, and the time between the two shipments does not depend on order quantity.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Gunasekaran et al (1995) Q (1995)/2/05-10-12 Hong & Hayya (1995) Q (1995)/2/10-12 Chen & Chung (1996) Q (1996)/2/04-22 Lee et al (1997) Q ( -11-17-18 Shih (1980) Q (1980)/3/01 Arcelus et al (1982) Q (1982)/3/05 Gupta & Chakraborty (1984) Q (1984)/3/05-07 Lee & Rosenblatt (1985) Q (1985)/3/03 Mak (1985) Q (1985)/3/04-05-32 Rosenblatt & Lee (1986a) Q (1986)/3/04-08 Rosenblatt & Lee (1986b) Q (1986)/3/04-33 Moinzadeh & Lee (1987) Q (1987)/3/05-17 Lee & Yano (1988) Q (1988)/3/31 Chand (1989) Q (1989)/3/05-33 Groenevelt et al (1992) Q (1992)/3/05 Khouja & Mehrez (1994) Q (1994)/3/06-07 Murthy & Ma (1996) Q ( …”
Section: Metodologiamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Como nos artigos que mostramos na seção anterior, o objetivo que mais aparece nessa classe é a otimização do tamanho de lote. Os artigos de Shih (1980), Arcelus et al (1982), Gupta & Chakraborty (1984), Rosenblatt & Lee (1985), Mak (1985), Moinzadeh & Lee (1987), Chand (1989), Groenevelt et al (1992) e Urban (1998) tratam da otimização do tamanho de lote de produção/compra. Destes, alguns apresentam modelagens especiais para o tamanho de lote ótimo, por exemplo, Shih (1980), o primeiro autor que levou em conta variáveis de CQ em modelos otimizantes de CP, se preocupa exclusivamente com a otimização de um tamanho de lote, o qual pode incluir itens defeituosos; já Rosenblatt & Lee (1985) não admitem itens defeituosos em seu lote otimizado.…”
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“…In practice, the yield rates are often random. Karmarkar and Lin [4], Moinzadeh and Lee [5], Lee and Yano [6], Henig and Gerchak [7] study the substitution and allocation problems with assumptions that the yield rate of one product is random and other yield rates are deterministic. Gerchak et al [8] model a production system with random yield rates and two kinds of products, and the products can be substituted with each other.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%