Fuzzy inventory model with warehouse limits and carbon emission
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The theory of optimization deals with some techniques to find optimal solutions for a given mathematical problem. This paper examines the use of the Yager ranking method to minimize the total cost in an EOQ. The assortment of goods and different costs with demand must be balanced for an inventory management system to operate without any issues. The sustainable approach takes carbon emissions to be considered with constraints on warehousing capacity. The order lot quantity is not allowed to exceed the capacity limit available warehouse. The parameters are fuzzified by using a trapezoidal fuzzy number. The Yager ranking method is used to find the total cost. Finally numerical example is carried out.Abstract
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