MODELING OF PARAMETERS FOR GOODS SUPPLY THROUGH TERMINALS

Authors

  • Oleg Nikolaevich Larin Author
  • Sergey Borisovich Levin Author
  • Zlata Viktorovna Almetova Author
  • Irina Aleksandrovna Goryaeva Author

Abstract

The article deals with general conditions of modeling the supply of goods through the terminal. Parameters of goods dispatch from the terminal are set. The parameters are set in accordance with customer demand.
We consider the limits on the minimum and maximum possible supply intervals that are associated with an acceptable rate of movement of vehicles along the route.
Mathematical models for calculating the parameters for the supply of goods through the terminals, taking into account the ratio of the intensity of the supply to the terminal and the intensity of the dispatch of goods from the terminal are given. The expressions obtained allow us to assess the volume of reserves previously accumulated on the terminal needed to ensure the smooth delivery of the goods, as well as possible volume of surplus stocks of goods that require storage during the period of shipment from the terminal.
On the basis of models developed calculations of parameters of supply on the route Moscow-Chelyabinsk are performed. The obtained results of calculations show consistency with actual data of previously accumulated surplus of goods at terminals.
With similar challenges one may face at chain management. The results of calculations are also to be used to estimate the costs of storage of goods in stock at the terminal.

Author Biographies

  • Oleg Nikolaevich Larin
    DSc (Engineering), professor of Logistics and Transportation Systems Department
  • Sergey Borisovich Levin

    DSc (Engineering), professor of Transport Business Department, Federal State State-Financed Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education

  • Zlata Viktorovna Almetova

    Candidate of Sciences (Engineering), senior teacher of Automobile Transport Exploitation Department

  • Irina Aleksandrovna Goryaeva
    postgraduate student of Automobile Transport Exploitation Department

Published

2015-03-01

Issue

Section

Logistics