2020
DOI: 10.1007/s10732-019-09435-8
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Logistics optimization for a coal supply chain

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“…When building the model, the constraint of ship loading sequence conflict shall be considered: each ship is served at most once, and no shifting is allowed. (7) Where, B represents the total number of berths in the port, and K represents the maximum sequence number of each berth.…”
Section: Constraint Conditionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…When building the model, the constraint of ship loading sequence conflict shall be considered: each ship is served at most once, and no shifting is allowed. (7) Where, B represents the total number of berths in the port, and K represents the maximum sequence number of each berth.…”
Section: Constraint Conditionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Boland et al [6] Proposed the dynamic allocation and scheduling problem of berths, coal blending space and equipment, developed the optimization algorithm of mixed integer programming and heuristic search, and carried out an example verification. Belov et al [7] Integrated train scheduling, yard management and ship scheduling into a logistics system planning problem, proposed a mathematical model independent of the solver, and analyzed and compared its performance in solving mixed integer programming model and constrained programming model. Wawrzyniak J et al [8] Studied the algorithm selection problem of berth allocation problem, and carried out experimental analysis on different algorithm combinations aiming at the running time of algorithm combination and the solution of berth allocation problem.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Digital technologies can help reduce both the production costs and the maintenance expenses in the coal supply chain, 17 and improve the safety of working environment for workers. 18 The existing application cases include the semi-automated or fully automated systems, the robotic mining, the remote mining, and the operational automated mine simulation.…”
Section: Reasons For Supporting the Digital Transformation In The Coal Industrymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are several models used to summarize problems in the inflow and outflow in building a fairly accurate Supply Chain Management model (Belov, Boland, Savelsbergh, & Stuckey, 2020). (Belov et al, 2020) Supply Chain Management is built from existing activities in the Supply Chain including factories (Manufacturers), suppliers, transporters, warehouses, and etailers. A supply chain is a network of a series of activities (e.g.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%