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1 International Journal of Industrial Engineering Computations 5 (4) 7 38 Contents lists available at GrowingScience International Journal of Industrial Engineering Computations homepage: An EPQ model with trapezoidal demand under volume flexibility Himani Dem a*, S.R. Singh b and Jitendra Kumar c a Department of Applied Science, Meerut Institute of echnology, Meerut-53, India b Department of Mathematics, Devanagri College, Chaudhary Charan Singh University, Meerut 5, India c Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Banasthali University, P.O. Banasthali Vidyapith, Rajasthan 34, India C H R O N I C L E A B S R A C Article history: Received June 3 Received in revised format August 5 3 Accepted August 3 3 Available online September 4 3 Keywords: Production rapezoidal demand Volume flexibility In this paper, we explored an economic production quantity model (EPQ) model for finite production rate and deteriorating items with time-dependent trapezoidal demand. he objective of the model under study is to determine the optimal production run-time as well as the number of production cycle in order to maximize the profit. Numerical example is also given to illustrate the model and sensitivity analyses regarding various parameters are performed to study their effects on the optimal policy. 3 Growing Science Ltd. All rights reserved. Introduction Most of the researchers considered the time varying demand as an increasing or decreasing function of time, while in practice, this assumption is not suitable for all products. he demand shows two-fold ramp type pattern for items like fashion apparel, particular kind of eatables and festival accessories have limited sales period and become obsolete at the end of period. his kind of pattern has been termed as trapezoidal ramp-type. In the beginning of the season, the demand increases up to a certain time point and stabilizes afterwards but starts declining towards end the of the season. he economic order quantity (EOQ) model with ramp-type demand rate was initially proposed by Hill (995). Since then several researchers and practitioners have paid significant consideration to study ramp-type demand. Mandal and Pal (998) developed the EOQ model with ramp-type demand for exponentially deteriorating items with shortages. Wu and Ouyang () investigated two inventory models assuming different replenishment policies: one started with shortage and another had shortage after inventory consumption. After that, Wu () developed a model for deteriorating items with * Corresponding author. himanidem@gmail.com (H. Dem) 4 Growing Science Ltd. All rights reserved. doi:.567/j.ijiec.3.9.
2 8 ramp-type demand and partial backlogging. Giri et al. (3) extended ramp-type demand inventory model with more general Weibull distribution deterioration rate. Manna and Chaudhuri (6) studied an EPQ model with ramp-type two time periods categorized demand pattern assuming demand dependent production. Deng et al. (7) focussed on the doubtful results found by Mandal and Pal (998) and Wu and Ouyang () and obtained a more consistent solution. Panda et al. (8, 9) extended Giri et al. s (3) one-fold demand model to two-fold demand. Model studied by Hill (995) was extended to trapezoidal-type demand rate by Cheng and Wang (9). Panda et al. (9) worked on a single-item economic production quantity (EPQ) model with quadratic ramp-type demand function in order to determine the optimal production stopping time. Model of Deng et al. (7) was extended to more general ramp-type demand rate, Weibull distribution deterioration rate, and general partial backlogging rate by Skouri et al. (9). Hung () extended the model of Skouri et al. (9) by applying arbitrary component in ramp-type demand pattern. Shah and Shah () studied a joint vendor-buyer strategy for trapezoidal demand which is beneficial to both the players in the supply chain. In most of the articles mentioned above, the constant rate of production is considered. But constant production rate is not always realistic. For example, when production model is based on time varying demand, the assumption of constant production rate is not suitable. Such scenarios results into application of variable production rate. he study of the model with changeable machine production rate was initiated by Schweitzer and Seidmann (99). Khouja (995) established a production model with unit production cost depending on used raw materials, engaged labor and tool wear and tear cost. Bhandari and Sharma (999) measured the marketing cost in addition to generating a generalized cost function. he related studies done by Sana et al. (7) and Sana () may be noted. Dem and Singh () worked on the EPQ model for damageable items with multivariate demand and volume flexibility. Dem and Singh (3) developed an EPQ model with volume flexibility under imperfect production process. Goyal et al. (3) developed a production model with ramp type demand and volume flexibility. In the present paper, we develop an EPQ model for deteriorating items trapezoidal type demand rate with volume flexibility. We also assume that the inventory system includes several replenishments and all the ordering cycles are of fixed length. Such type of demand pattern is generally seen in the case of any fad or seasonal goods coming to market. he demand rate for such items increases with the time up to certain time and then stabilizes but in final phase, the demand rate decreases to a constant or zero, and then the next replenishment cycle starts. We observed that such type of demand rate is very reasonable and proposed a practical inventory replenishment policy for such type of inventory model. he remaining paper is structured as follows. In Section, we explain the assumptions and notation used throughout this paper. In Section 3, we formulate the mathematical model and the necessary conditions to find an optimal solution. In Section 4, we provide numerical example for each case to illustrate the model. Finally, the study is concluded in section 5.. Assumptions and Notations. Assumptions. he inventory involves single item.. Demand rate is dependent on time given by a bt, ( i ) t ( i u) Dt a b ( i u), ( i u) t ( i v) a bt, ( i v) t i where a, b, b, i=,,, n, u and v are time parameters.
3 H. Dem et al. / International Journal of Industrial Engineering Computations 5 (4) 9 he function defined above is known as trapezoidal function. 3. Production rate is k times demand rate, where k >. 4. he unit production cost is dependent on production. 5. ime horizon is finite. 6. Deterioration rate is a constant. 7. he deterioration occurs when the item is effectively in stock.. Notations D(t) Demand rate P(D(t)) Production rate, P(D(t))=kD(t) θ Deterioration rate C Set up cost C Holding cost per unit per unit time Selling price per unit S o C(P) Production cost per unit given by R G I(t) t i-+u t i-+v t i-+r n H G C P R kd t Material cost per unit Factor associated with costs like labor and energy costs Inventory level at any time t Constant scheduling period per cycle ime up to which demand stabilizes and equals to (i-+u) ime till the demand remains stable and equals to (i-+v) Production run time and equals to (i-+r) otal number of cycles length of planning horizon and equals to n 3 Model Formulation We have considered the following different cases based on the occurrence of time points of demand in different phases. 3. Case (I) When ( i v) ( i r) Inventory Q Q Q n- t u t v t r t t +u t +r t t n- t n-+r t n ime Fig.. Graphical representation of the system for Case I he differential equations governing the system are given as follows: di( t) k ( a bt ) I( t), ( i ) t ( i u), i,,..., n ()
4 di( t) 3 k { a b ( i u) } I ( t), ( i u) t ( i v) di3( t) k ( a bt) I3( t), ( i v) t ( i r) di( t) ( a bt) I( t), ( i r) t i I ( i Solving the Eq. () to Eq. (4) using the boundary conditions, I ( i u) I ( i u), I ( i v) I ( i v), 3 I i ( i) I( t) bk b e e bk b ( a ak b ( i ) bk ( i )) a ak bt bkt ( iu) I( t) b a ak b k b i b u e e b b k ( i) ( iu) ( b k b a b ak b k b i b ki) e e b ki b ku ( iv) I3( t) ( b k b e e ( bk b ( a ak b ( k )( i v )) v v v v v v u ( e ( k )( b a b e ae b i b ie b ue )) b e ( e )( k )) ( a ak b t b kt) i i i I( t) ( a bt) ( b e ( be a e bi e )) Holding cost for i th cycle is ( i u) ( i v) ( i r) i HC C I t I t I t I t i 3 ( i) ( i u) ( i v) ( i r) u u u u a b b ak b k ae b e b u b e ake C ( u b ke b u bk bi au bu b ki aku b ku b ku 3 u u u b iu b ke bie b ku bkie b kiu b b k bu b v b u au av b ( uv) aku akv b ku e b kv biu b iv b uv bku bkuv b kiu bkiv a b b ak ( b k b ) b k b i b ki u v 3 3 e e b b b bk a r b v br bv b ak r v e e ( ) e e b k r v b r bv b k b k bi bi ar br bu av 3 e e b b b b ki b ki akr b kr b ku akv b e e e e bk ( ) bk ( ) bk ( ) bkr bir bkv biv b k b i e e e e e b k e b k bkr b kv bki bki b k b k e e e e e bi ( vr ) bi ( vr) bu ( vr) bv ( vr ) bikr b kiv bki ( vr) e e e e e bku ( v r) e bkv ( vr ) br b ir bi ( r) bki b a e e 3 b b a br br a ( r) b ( r) bi ar e e ) 3 ( u r ) ( vr) ( uv) ( vr) ur vr uv r r v v r v ( vr) ( vr) () (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)
5 H. Dem et al. / International Journal of Industrial Engineering Computations 5 (4) 3 Production cost for i th cycle is ( i u) G ( i v) G PCi R k ( a b ( ) t) R k{ a b ( ) ( i u) } i k( a bt ) i u k{ a b ( i u) } ( i r ) G R k ( a bt ) ( i v) k( a bt ) ( u ( G Rak Rb k Rb ki Rb ku )) ( u v )( G Rak Rb k Rb ki Rb ku ) ( ( r v )( G Rak Rbk Rbki Rbkr Rbkv )) Sales revenue for i th cycle is ( i u) ( i v) i SR S ( a b t) ( a b ( i u) ) ( a b t) i ( i) ( i u) ( i v) ( Su ( a b b )) ( )( ) i bu S u v a b bi bu ( S ( v )( a b )) bi bv otal profit per unit time of the system is P SR PC HC C i i i H i 3. Case (II) When ( i r) ( i v) i () () () Inventory Q Q Q n- t u t r tv t t +u t +r t t n- t n-+r t n ime Fig.. Graphical representation of the system for Case II he differential equations governing the system are given as follows: di( t) k ( a bt ) I( t), ( i ) t ( i u), i,,..., n di ( t) k { a b ( i u) } I ( t), ( i u) t ( i r) di( t) a b ( i u) I ( t), ( i r) t ( i v) (3) (4) (5)
6 3 di ( t) ( a bt) I( t), ( i r) t i I ( i ), Solving the Eqs. (3-6) using the boundary conditions, (6) ( ) ( ), I ( i r) I ( i r), I i u I i u I i ( i) I( t) b k b e e b k b ( a ak b ( i ) b k( i )) a ak b t b kt ( iu) I( t) b a ak b k b i b u e e b b k ( i) ( iu) ( b k b a b ak b k b i b ki) e e b ki b ku I( t) ( b a b i b u ( e e ( b e e ak b e e ( i) ( ir) ( i) ( ir) ( iu) ( ir) b ke e a e e b ke b k b ki b ku ( ir) ( ir) ( iu) ( i) ( ir) be ak e e b k e b i e ( i) ( ir ) ( i) ( ir) ( i) ( ir) ( i) ( ir) ( i) ( ir) b ki e ))) i i i I( t) ( a bt) ( b e ( be a e bi e )) Holding cost for i th cycle is ( i u) ( i r) ( i v) i HC C I t I t I t I t i ( i) ( i u) ( i r) ( i v) u u u u u a b b ak b k ae be b u b e ake bke bu C( u u b k b i au b u b ki aku b ku b ku b iu b ke b ie bku b kie b kiu b b k a b b ak b k b u b r b u au ar b ( ur ) aku akr b k ( ur ) b ku b kr biu b ir e e 3 3 b ru b k r b i r b k u b i u b ku b ki r u e e e e e e bkir b kiu bkru ak a b b ak bk b k b i b ki r v ( ) 3 3 e e b r bv b k ar av bk ( ur ) bk ( uv) bir biv bru b uv e e 3 3 b k ( vr ) b ki ( vr ) b ku ( vr) bi b a b b a bv bv e e e 3 a b b i ( v) b i av b v b iv ( ) e ) 3 u r u ( ) e e (7) (8) (9) () ()
7 Production cost for i th cycle is H. Dem et al. / International Journal of Industrial Engineering Computations 5 (4) 33 ( i u) G ( i r ) G PCi R k ( a b ( ) t) R k{ a b ( ) ( i u) } i k( a bt ) i u k{ a b ( i u) } () ( u ( G Rak Rb ))+ ( )( - ) k Rbki Rb ku r u G Rak Rbk Rbki Rb ku Sales revenue for i th cycle is ( i u) ( i v) i SR S ( a b t) ( a b ( i u) ) ( a b t) i ( i) ( i u) ( i v) ( Su ( a b b )) ( )( ) i bu S u v a b bi bu (3) ( S ( )( )) v a b bi bv otal profit per unit time of the system is P SR PC HC C i i i H i 3.3 Case (III) When ( i r) ( i u) i (4) Inventory Q Q Q n- t r t u t t +r t t n- t n-+r t n t v t +u ime Fig. 3. Graphical representation of the system for Case III he differential equations governing the system are given as follows: di( t) k ( a bt ) I( t), ( i ) t ( i r), i,,..., n di( t) ( a bt ) I( t), ( i r) t ( i u) di ( t) a b ( i u) I( t), ( i u) t ( i v) di3( t) ( a bt ) I3( t), ( i v) t i Solving the Eqs. (5-8) using the boundary conditions, I I ( i r) I ( i r) I ( i u) I ( i u),, I i 3 ( i) I( t) b k b e e b k b ( a ak b ( i ) b k( i )) a ak bt bkt (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)
8 34 b I ( t) ( b e e ( ( a ak b ( i r ) b k( i r )) ( a b ( i r )) ( i) ( ir) ( b k b e e ( ( b k b ) ( a ak b ( i ) bk ( i )))))) ( a bt ) ( iu) I( t) ( a b b i b u ( e e ( b ( b b k a b ak b k b i ( i) ( iu) ( ir) ( iu) b ki ) e e ( b k ak b k b kr b ki ) e e ))) ( ir) i i i I3( t) ( a bt ) ( b e ( be a e bi e )) Holding cost for i th cycle is ( i r ) ( i u ) ( i v) i HC C I t I t I t I t i3 3 ( i) ( i r ) ( i u) ( i v) u u u u a b b ak b k ae b e bu b e ake C ( u bke bu b k b i au b u b ki aku b ku bku 3 u u u biu b ke b ie b ku b kie bkiu ak bk a b b ak bk b ki b k b i r u br bu br bu ( ) e e b k ar b r au b u b ki b kr ak ( u r) bk ( u r) b e 3 e ir biu b ki ( ur) b k ( ur) b a b b ak bk b k bi b ki u v e e ( ) e e bu bv bu au av b ( uv) ak ( ur) ak ( vr) bk ( ur) e e e e 3 3 b k ( vr) biu biv buv b k ( ur) b k ( vr) b ki ( ur) b ki ( vr) e e e e e 3 b kr ( ur) b k ( vr) bi b a b b a bv bv a ( v) e e e 3 b ( v) bi av bv biv bi ( v) e e ) 3 Production cost for i th cycle is (3) (3) (3) (33) ( i r ) G PCi 3 R k ( a b ( ) t) i k( a bt ) ( r ( G Rak Rbk Rbki Rbkr )) (34) Sales revenue for i th cycle is ( i u) ( i v) i SR S ( a b t) ( a b ( i u) ) ( a b t) i3 ( i) ( i u) ( i v) ( Su ( a b b )) ( )( ) i bu S u v a b bi bu (35) ( S ( )( )) v a b bi bv
9 otal profit per unit time of the system is H. Dem et al. / International Journal of Industrial Engineering Computations 5 (4) 35 P3 SRi 3 PCi3 HCi 3 C H (36) i Our objective is to find maximum total profit per unit time in each case, i.e., max Pm ( n, r) SRim PCim HCim C, where n is a positive integer and <r<, m=,, 3 H i 4 Solution Procedure he solution procedure is as follows: Step. Let n be a fixed positive integer. Step. Equate the first derivatives of P m in Eq. (), Eq. (4) and Eq. (36), denoted by P m (r n) with respect to r to zero and solve all the three equations for r. d Pm Step 3. Check for concavity. he sufficient condition for maximum P m r n (r n) is. dr Step 4. If r, calculate P m from Eq. (), Eq. (4) and Eq. (36). Step 5. Repeat Step to Step 4 by assuming different positive integer values of n. he optimal solution,(n*, r) must satisfy the following condition: P ( n*-, r) P ( n*, r) P ( n*, r) m m m 5 Numerical Example and Sensitivity Analysis We determine the optimal value of decision variables and net profit using solution procedure defined in last section. We use the following values of the parameters in appropriate units: S o =, =6, k=.5, C =, C =, a=, b = b =., θ=.. he optimal net profit P m *, optimal number of cycles n * and optimal time parameter for production run time r * for the three cases are provided in able. able Summary of results Case n * r * * P m I II III x 4 x P -4-6 P n r n r 4 6 Fig. 4. Net profit in Case (I) Fig. 5. Net profit in Case (II)
10 36 x 4 - P n r 4 6 Fig. 6. Net profit in Case (III) Keeping in view the above experimental results, sensitivity analysis is performed for Case I in which the maximum profit is obtained. It is carried out by changing the parameters by 5% and 5%, taking one parameter at a time and keeping all other parameters fixed. Change in percentage in total cost of the system, denoted by PC, corresponding to various parameters is calculated and specified in last column of each of the tables given below. able Sensitivity analyses Parameter Value P m Parameter Value P m S o a b k θ u v R G he effect of various parameters on total profit is listed in tabular form (see, able ).he observations are as follows:
11 H. Dem et al. / International Journal of Industrial Engineering Computations 5 (4) 37. otal profit increases with the increasing selling price S o, which is a quite expected phenomenon.. otal profit increases with the increasing initial parameter a and time sensitive parameter b of demand. High demand of manufactured units motivates more production which in turn becomes a significant reason to earn extra profit. 3. As the coefficient related to production rate k increases, total profit decreases. For higher values of k, quantity of production becomes more in proportion to the demand. 4. otal profit decreases with increasing value of the deterioration rate θ. Because the greater amount of deteriorated units results into loss of sales that could have been contributed to profit. 5. As the parameters u and v increase, total profit increases. Since, u contributes to the point up to which demand stabilizes and v contributes to the point till the demand remains stable, therefore, their increment results into greater demand which causes greater profit. 6. he value of profit function decreases with the increasing value of parameters R and G and J. It is suitable that the unit production cost increases with the increasing material cost, labor cost and tool/die cost. If unit production cost becomes more than selling price, the total profit turns out to be negative. his is a disagreeable condition for any business policy whereas less unit production cost is always acceptable. 6. Conclusion In this paper, particular items following trapezoidal ramp type demand has been considered. hree cases according to the demand has been focused and for each case, a profit function is formulated, which is to be maximized. he condition to find the optimal solution is provided and using numerical experiment, we observe that the profit is maximum when the demand starts declining before the production stops. Sensitivity analysis is performed corresponding to various parameters and the results show that our mathematical model is more realistic. he proposed model can be further enriched in several ways like stochastic or fuzzy modelling. References Bhandari, R.M., & Sharma, P.K. (999). he economic production lot size model with variable cost function. Opsearch, 36, Cheng, M. & Wang, G. (9). A note on the inventory model for deteriorating items with trapezoidal type demand rate. Computers and Industrial Engineering, 56, Dem, H. & Singh, S.R. (). Production scheduling for damageable items with demand and cost flexibility using genetic algorithm. Advances in Intelligent and Soft Computing, 3, Dem, H. & Singh, S.R. (3). A production model for ameliorating items with quality consideration. International Journal of Operational Research, Deng, P. S., Lin, R. H. J. & Chu, P. (7). A note on the inventory models for deteriorating items with ramp type demand rate. European Journal of Operational Research, 78,. Goyal, S.K., Singh, S.R. & Dem, H. (3). Production policy for ameliorating/deteriorating items with ramp type demand. International Journal of Procurement Management, 6, Giri, B. C., Jalan, A. K. & Chaudhuri, K. S. (3). Economic Order Quantity model withweibull deterioration distribution, shortage and ramp-type demand. International Journal of Systems Science, 34, Hill, R.M. (995). Inventory models for increasing demand followed by level demand. Journal of the Operational Research Society, 46, Hung, K. C. (). An inventory model with generalized type demand, deterioration and backorder rates. European Journal of Operational Research, 8, Mandal, B. & Pal, A. K. (998).Order level inventory system with ramp type demand rate for deteriorating items. Journal of Interdisciplinary Mathematics,,
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