desenvolvimento de uma ferramenta para a gestão da logística da captação de leite de uma cooperativa agropecuária development of a logistic tool to optimized the milk supply of an agricutural cooperative
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O objetivo geral deste artigo é apresentar o desenvolvimento e implementação da racionalização da gestão da logística de captação de leite na Cooperativa Agropecuária Castrolanda (PR). Tal preocupação tem referências na reestruturação experimentada pelo setor e no processo de granelização da coleta, que viabilizou a implementação de nova logística. O modelo utilizou a heurística das economias de Clark e Wright (CW), minimizando a distância total percorrida, como uma proxy dos custos de transporte, sujeita às restrição de produção nas propriedades, capacidade dos tanques, tipo de caminhão acessível nas estradas principais, secundárias e nas vias de acesso. As principais conclusões que podem ser extraídas deste trabalho referem-se às vantagens oferecidas pelo modelo desenvolvido em relação às sistemáticas empíricas e aos modelos comerciais importados, que foram originalmente desenvolvidos para solucionar problemas de otimização aplicáveis aos meios urbanos.
This paper discusses the development and implementation of a model for optimizing the milk supply logistics of Cooperativa Agropecuaria Castrolanda, located in the state of Paraná, Brazil. The new logistics are being implemented in response to the restructuring of Brazil's dairy sector and the adoption of bulk milk collection and transportation. The model uses Clark and Wright's economy heuristic, which minimizes the total distance traveled, to represent transportation costs, subject to the constraints of each farm's production volume, tank capacity, and type of truck that can travel on main, secondary and farm roads. The main conclusions to be drawn from this study are the advantages the model offers over current empirical systems and imported commercial models which were originally developed to solve optimization problems in urban environments.
This paper discusses the development and implementation of a model for optimizing the milk supply logistics of Cooperativa Agropecuaria Castrolanda, located in the state of Paraná, Brazil. The new logistics are being implemented in response to the restructuring of Brazil's dairy sector and the adoption of bulk milk collection and transportation. The model uses Clark and Wright's economy heuristic, which minimizes the total distance traveled, to represent transportation costs, subject to the constraints of each farm's production volume, tank capacity, and type of truck that can travel on main, secondary and farm roads. The main conclusions to be drawn from this study are the advantages the model offers over current empirical systems and imported commercial models which were originally developed to solve optimization problems in urban environments.
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| Authors | ;Ricardo Silveira Martins;Débora Silva Lobo;Weimar Freire da Rocha Júnior;Homero Fernandes de Oliveira;Paulo do Carmo Martins;Luiz Carlos Takao Yamaguchi |
| Journal | journal of pharmacy and pharmacognosy research |
| Year | 2004 |
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