Research on Study on Multi-Objective Location of Distribution Center with Product-Manufacturing Properties Based on Covering

Lin Sun; Xiang Lin Wu; Yue Liu; Yong Li Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.252.404

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Research on Study on Multi-Objective Location of Distribution Center with Product-Manufacturing Properties Based on Covering

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Distribution center is an important part of modern logistics system. In the process of designing distribution center, manufacturing expense can be greatly reduced by selecting appropriate location of distribution center. In this paper, the covering method was used twice to choose the distribution center and minimize the total cost. At last, a case was given to test the model.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 252)

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Lin Sun, Xiang Lin Wu, Yue Liu, Yong Li Liu

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Covering, Location, Multi-Objective

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