Sensitivity Analysis on Key Factors of Sea-Rail Intermodal Transport System of Dry Bulk

Xue Jun Feng; Xiao Jing Fan; Yan Zhang; Liu Peng Jiang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.641-642.715

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Sensitivity Analysis on Key Factors of Sea-Rail Intermodal Transport System of Dry Bulk

Abstract:

With the growing demand of dry bulk in China, sea-rail intermodal transport gets more attention. In order to define the key factors of sea-rail intermodal transport of dry bulk , system dynamic and modeling software VENSIM were used to establish system dynamic model of sea-rail intermodal transport of dry bulk, and the case of sea-rail intermodal transport of dry bulk of Meizhou Bay Port in Fujian was used to simulate and check the model, the result shows that the model is feasible and effective. Finally, the key factors in the model were sensitively analyzed , and suggestions of promoting the development of sea-rail intermodal transport in Meizhou Bay port were made.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 641-642)

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Xue Jun Feng, Xiao Jing Fan*, Yan Zhang, Liu Peng Jiang

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Key Factors, Sea-Rail Intermodal Transport, Sensitivity Analysis, System Dynamic

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