Order Allocation Model Based on Production Load Equilibrium for Supply Chain with Multi-Manufacturers and Multi-Suppliers

Fa Shuai Song; Wei Xiang; Fei Fan Ye

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.101-102.763

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Order Allocation Model Based on Production Load Equilibrium for Supply Chain with Multi-Manufacturers and Multi-Suppliers

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For industry cluster with multiple suppliers and multiple manufacturers, there exists a network supply-demand relationship among suppliers and manufacturers. By considering the suppliers' current available manufacturing resources, this paper proposes an order allocation model for supply chain with multi-suppliers and multi-manufacturers based on production-load equilibrium strategy. The simulation of an industrial cluster of injection molding parts with three manufacturers and five suppliers is used to verify the effectiveness of the proposed model.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 101-102)

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Fa Shuai Song, Wei Xiang, Fei Fan Ye

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Multi-Manufacturers, Multi-Suppliers, Order Allocation, Production Load Equilibrium

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