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Introduction:
A transportationproblem allows onlyshipments that go directly from supply points(source) to demand points(Destination). But in many situations some intermediary involved between supply & demand points. Such problem are called transshipment problem. By solving Transshipment problems through lonear programming we seek to minimize total cost of transshipment.
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Gulshan
(per unit cost)
70
74
78 Retail Outlets 82 150units 350units 300units Nazimaba Defence Johar PECHS Cost per unit Cost per unit Cost per unit d
Cost per unit
15 18
10 20
20 15
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Some Consideration:
PECHS Outlet will also receive goods directly from Rawalpindi warehouse & also from Johar outlet, for this cost are shown below:
PECHS Per unit Cost 80 8
Demand=Supply Nothing will remain at warehouse Looking for Transshipment cost 5/2/12
Network Representation:
Supply (Source Nodes)
Nazimabad 200
Lahore 600
2
Rwpindi 400
7 0 7 4 7 8 8 2
3 1 Clifton 5 1 0 2 0 1 41 2 82 Gulshan 01 5 1 0
6
Defence 150
7 Joh ar 8 350 8
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PECH S 300
Construct
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QM Windows Results:
Variable X13 (plant) X14 (plant) X23 (plant) X24 (plant) X35 (warehouse) X36 (warehouse) X37 (warehouse) X38 (warehouse) Status Basic Basic Basic NONBasi c Basic Basic Value 250 350 100 0 200 150
NONBasi 0 c NONBasi 0 c
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Costing:
Directi on X13:
X14: X23: X35: X36: X47: X28:
350 x 74= 25900 100 x 78= 7800 200 x 15= 3000 150 x 10= 1500 350 x 15= 5250 300 x 80= 24000
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