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The Optimization of Reservoir Based on the Combination of ABC Classification Method and Linear Programming Method

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  • Li Fangping
  • Yang Yuguo
  • Wu Yue

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With the optimization objective of all the goods’ delivery time, this article presents reasonable storage optimum proposal through analysis of the order data of an enterprise warehouse. Firstly, establish a mathematical model by linear programming method in order to get an ideal and accurate storage program and secondly on this basis, combine practical storage location to reach final storage program by optimizing storage location reached by ABC classification method.

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  • Li Fangping & Yang Yuguo & Wu Yue, 2016. "The Optimization of Reservoir Based on the Combination of ABC Classification Method and Linear Programming Method," International Journal of Business and Management, Canadian Center of Science and Education, vol. 11(11), pages 156-156, October.
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