A performance evaluation approach of an inventory system with batch orders

This paper deals with an inventory system composed of a warehouse supplied from a manufacturing plant. Customer orders arrive randomly with random order size and the production capacity is finite. The inventory at the warehouse is controlled by a base-stock policy. Transportation time from plant to warehouse is a constant. An analytical approach is proposed to evaluate the order-to-delivery lead-time of the warehouse, the total inventory on order and the inventory holding and backlogging cost. Numerical comparisons with simulation show that the analytical approach is very efficient.


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Submitted by sceyw3 on Tue, 12/07/2005 - 11:01am.

Firstly, there is a spelling mistake in line 10, right column, page 3, where "ququeing" should be "queuing". Secondly, a question about the discrete event system simulating tool-OMNet++. what is the advantage of this tool compared to the commercial one such as Witness. Thanks.


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