Fuzzy Mathematical Programming Model for Designing Sustainable Supply Chain: A Comparative Study

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AGHAJANI M.; SAFAEI GHADIKOLAEI A.; AGHAJANI H.; Valipour Khatir M.

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Journal: Journal of Operational Research in its Applications Year:2019 | Volume:15 | Issue:4 (59) Page(s): 121-149

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Fuzzy Mathematical Programming Model for Designing Sustainable Supply Chain: A Comparative Study

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AGHAJANI M. | SAFAEI GHADIKOLAEI A. | AGHAJANI H. | Valipour Khatir M. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

TBL ModelQ1

Nested ModelQ1

CompetitionQ1

UncertaintyQ1

SCOR ModelQ1

DANP MethodQ1

DEMATEL MethodQ1

Abstract

In this paper, a fuzzy mathematical programming model is proposed for designing a sustainable multi-product, multi-stage supply chain (including, purchase, production and distribution) under the Competition and Uncertainty conditions. The sustainability measures in each of the sustainability dimensions were extracted using earlier conducted research as well as the SCOR Model and then were localized using the Delphi method. The obtained fuzzy model is converted to a crisp one by using Jimenez model. The solving approach is based on the Triple Bottom line model and the Nested Model. As each model has its own characteristics, in order to determine the relations between the indices and the importance of each indicator and its application, the DANP and DEMATEL Methods were used respectively. In order to indicate the efficiency of the model and the solution approach, a real example is presented in refractory products industry, and finally the obtained results are analyzed and compared based on the two models and suggestions are presented.

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AGHAJANI, M., SAFAEI GHADIKOLAEI, A., AGHAJANI, H., & Valipour Khatir, M.. (2019). Fuzzy Mathematical Programming Model for Designing Sustainable Supply Chain: A Comparative Study. JOURNAL OF OPERATIONAL RESEARCH AND ITS APPLICATIONS (JOURNAL OF APPLIED MATHEMATICS), 15(4 (59) ), 121-149. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/164491/en

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AGHAJANI M., SAFAEI GHADIKOLAEI A., AGHAJANI H., Valipour Khatir M.. Fuzzy Mathematical Programming Model for Designing Sustainable Supply Chain: A Comparative Study. JOURNAL OF OPERATIONAL RESEARCH AND ITS APPLICATIONS (JOURNAL OF APPLIED MATHEMATICS)[Internet]. 2019;15(4 (59) ):121-149. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/164491/en

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M. AGHAJANI, A. SAFAEI GHADIKOLAEI, H. AGHAJANI, and M. Valipour Khatir, “Fuzzy Mathematical Programming Model for Designing Sustainable Supply Chain: A Comparative Study,” JOURNAL OF OPERATIONAL RESEARCH AND ITS APPLICATIONS (JOURNAL OF APPLIED MATHEMATICS), vol. 15, no. 4 (59) , pp. 121–149, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/164491/en

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