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doi: 10.3934/jimo.2020148

Effect of reliability on varying demand and holding cost on inventory system incorporating probabilistic deterioration

Sudip Adak and  G. S. Mahapatra ,

Department of Mathematics, National Institute of Technology Puducherry, Karaikal-609609, India

*Corresponding author: G. S. Mahapatra

Received  June 2020 Revised  August 2020 Published  September 2020

This paper presents a mathematical framework to derive an inventory model for time, reliability, and advertisement dependent demand. This paper considers the demand rate is high initially, and then the demand rate reduces later stage, which reflects the situation related to cash in hand. The uncertain deterioration of the product presents through Uniform, Triangular, and Double Triangular probability distributions. The holding cost of the proposed inventory system is dependent on the reliability of the item to make this study a more realistic one. This proposed inventory system allows the situation of shortage and partially backlogged at a fixed rate. Numerical examples, along with managerial implications and sensitivity analysis of the inventory parameters, discuss to examine the effect of changes on the optimal total inventory cost.

Keywords: Deterioration, Holding cost, Reliability, Shortage, Advertisement.
Mathematics Subject Classification: Primary: 90B05, 90B25 and Secondary: 90C31.
Citation: Sudip Adak, G. S. Mahapatra. Effect of reliability on varying demand and holding cost on inventory system incorporating probabilistic deterioration. Journal of Industrial & Management Optimization, doi: 10.3934/jimo.2020148
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Figure 1.  Proposed inventory model with inventory vs time
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Figure 2.  Total cost vs. $ T_{1} $ vs. $ T_{2} $ for Uniformly distributed deterioration
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Figure 3.  Total cost vs. $ T_{1} $ vs. $ T_{2} $ for Triangular distribution deterioration
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Figure 4.  Total cost vs. $ T_{1} $ vs. $ T_{2} $ for Triangular distribution deterioration
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Figure 5.  Percentage change of total profit vs change of parameter
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Figure 6.  Percentage change of total profit vs change of parameter
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Figure 7.  Percentage change of total profit vs change of parameter
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Figure 8.  Percentage change of total profit vs change of parameter
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Table 1.  Contributions of the proposed model with compare to previous studies
Author's Cash in hand Demand depend on Holding Cost depend on Deterioration Backlog
Giri & Chaudhuri (1998) NA stock Non linear NA No
Chang (2004) NA stock Non linear constant No
Skouri et al. (2009) NA ramp type NA Weibull Yes
Sana (2010) NA stock NA probabilistic No
Sett et al. (2012) NA time demand NA NA No
Sarkar & Sarkar (2013) NA time NA probabilistic No
Chowdhury et al. (2014) NA time-quadratic NA time demand Yes
Ghoreishi et al. (2014) NA price & time NA non-instantaneous Yes
Ghosh et al. (2015) NA stock Constant constant No
Wu & Zhao (2015) NA inventory & time NA constant No
Bhunia et al. (2015) NA time, advertisement NA constant Yes
Alfares & Ghaithan (2016) NA price time NA No
Chanda & Kumar (2016) NA advertising & price NA NA No
Sanni & Chukwu (2016) NA deterministic NA Weibull Yes
Shah & Vaghela (2016) NA time & advertisement NA constant No
Mahapatra et al. (2017) NA time & reliability NA constant Yes
Mokhtari et al. (2017) NA stochastic NA constant Yes
Pervin et al. (2018) NA time time Weibull Yes
Lotfi et al. (2018) NA interdependent NA NA Yes
Dey et al. (2019) NA selling price NA NA Yes
Pervin et al. (2019) NA price and stock purchasing cost constant Yes
Pervin et al. (2020) NA time & price NA constant Yes
Roy et al. (2020) NA probabilistic Constant Weibull Yes
This paper Consider time, reliability, advertisement reliability probabilistic Yes
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Author's Cash in hand Demand depend on Holding Cost depend on Deterioration Backlog
Giri & Chaudhuri (1998) NA stock Non linear NA No
Chang (2004) NA stock Non linear constant No
Skouri et al. (2009) NA ramp type NA Weibull Yes
Sana (2010) NA stock NA probabilistic No
Sett et al. (2012) NA time demand NA NA No
Sarkar & Sarkar (2013) NA time NA probabilistic No
Chowdhury et al. (2014) NA time-quadratic NA time demand Yes
Ghoreishi et al. (2014) NA price & time NA non-instantaneous Yes
Ghosh et al. (2015) NA stock Constant constant No
Wu & Zhao (2015) NA inventory & time NA constant No
Bhunia et al. (2015) NA time, advertisement NA constant Yes
Alfares & Ghaithan (2016) NA price time NA No
Chanda & Kumar (2016) NA advertising & price NA NA No
Sanni & Chukwu (2016) NA deterministic NA Weibull Yes
Shah & Vaghela (2016) NA time & advertisement NA constant No
Mahapatra et al. (2017) NA time & reliability NA constant Yes
Mokhtari et al. (2017) NA stochastic NA constant Yes
Pervin et al. (2018) NA time time Weibull Yes
Lotfi et al. (2018) NA interdependent NA NA Yes
Dey et al. (2019) NA selling price NA NA Yes
Pervin et al. (2019) NA price and stock purchasing cost constant Yes
Pervin et al. (2020) NA time & price NA constant Yes
Roy et al. (2020) NA probabilistic Constant Weibull Yes
This paper Consider time, reliability, advertisement reliability probabilistic Yes
Table 2.  Comparison of the proposed model for deterioration
Range of $ \theta $ Distribution $ \theta $ $ \mathbf{T} _{1}^{\ast } $ $ \mathbf{T}_{2}^{\ast } $ $ \mathbf{TC}\left( T_{1}^{\ast }, \text{ }T_{2}^{\ast }\right) \mathbf{(＄)} $
$ \mathbf{0.7\leq 0.9} $ Uniform $ \mathbf{0.8} $ $ \mathbf{0.166} $ $ \mathbf{0.418} $ $ \mathbf{151.144} $
$ \mathbf{0.7\leq 0.85\leq 0.9} $ Triangular $ \mathbf{0.82} $ $ \mathbf{\ 0.142} $ $ \mathbf{0.418} $ $ \mathbf{151.615} $
$ \mathbf{0.7\leq 0.85\leq 0.9} $ Double Triangular $ \mathbf{0.83} $ $ \mathbf{0.13} $ $ \mathbf{0.418} $ $ \mathbf{151.795} $
$ \mathbf{0.8\leq 0.9} $ Uniform $ \mathbf{0.85} $ $ \mathbf{0.108} $ $ \mathbf{0.418} $ $ \mathbf{152.07} $
$ \mathbf{0.8\leq 0.83\leq 0.9} $ Triangular $ \mathbf{0.84} $ $ \mathbf{\ 0.119} $ $ \mathbf{0.418} $ $ \mathbf{151.946} $
$ \mathbf{0.8\leq 0.83\leq 0.9} $ Double Triangular $ \mathbf{0.83} $ $ \mathbf{0.13} $ $ \mathbf{0.418} $ $ \mathbf{151.795} $
$ \mathbf{0.76\leq 0.96} $ Uniform $ \mathbf{0.86} $ $ \mathbf{0.098} $ $ \mathbf{0.418} $ $ \mathbf{152.171} $
$ \mathbf{0.76\leq 0.83\leq 0.96} $ Triangular $ \mathbf{0.85} $ $ \mathbf{\ 0.108} $ $ \mathbf{0.418} $ $ \mathbf{152.07} $
$ \mathbf{0.76\leq 0.83\leq 0.96} $ Double Triangular $ \mathbf{0.84} $ $ \mathbf{0.119} $ $ \mathbf{0.418} $ $ \mathbf{151.946} $
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Range of $ \theta $ Distribution $ \theta $ $ \mathbf{T} _{1}^{\ast } $ $ \mathbf{T}_{2}^{\ast } $ $ \mathbf{TC}\left( T_{1}^{\ast }, \text{ }T_{2}^{\ast }\right) \mathbf{(＄)} $
$ \mathbf{0.7\leq 0.9} $ Uniform $ \mathbf{0.8} $ $ \mathbf{0.166} $ $ \mathbf{0.418} $ $ \mathbf{151.144} $
$ \mathbf{0.7\leq 0.85\leq 0.9} $ Triangular $ \mathbf{0.82} $ $ \mathbf{\ 0.142} $ $ \mathbf{0.418} $ $ \mathbf{151.615} $
$ \mathbf{0.7\leq 0.85\leq 0.9} $ Double Triangular $ \mathbf{0.83} $ $ \mathbf{0.13} $ $ \mathbf{0.418} $ $ \mathbf{151.795} $
$ \mathbf{0.8\leq 0.9} $ Uniform $ \mathbf{0.85} $ $ \mathbf{0.108} $ $ \mathbf{0.418} $ $ \mathbf{152.07} $
$ \mathbf{0.8\leq 0.83\leq 0.9} $ Triangular $ \mathbf{0.84} $ $ \mathbf{\ 0.119} $ $ \mathbf{0.418} $ $ \mathbf{151.946} $
$ \mathbf{0.8\leq 0.83\leq 0.9} $ Double Triangular $ \mathbf{0.83} $ $ \mathbf{0.13} $ $ \mathbf{0.418} $ $ \mathbf{151.795} $
$ \mathbf{0.76\leq 0.96} $ Uniform $ \mathbf{0.86} $ $ \mathbf{0.098} $ $ \mathbf{0.418} $ $ \mathbf{152.171} $
$ \mathbf{0.76\leq 0.83\leq 0.96} $ Triangular $ \mathbf{0.85} $ $ \mathbf{\ 0.108} $ $ \mathbf{0.418} $ $ \mathbf{152.07} $
$ \mathbf{0.76\leq 0.83\leq 0.96} $ Double Triangular $ \mathbf{0.84} $ $ \mathbf{0.119} $ $ \mathbf{0.418} $ $ \mathbf{151.946} $
Table 3.  Sensitivity analysis of the proposed inventory system for parameters
Parameter Change(%) $ T_{1} $ $ T_{2} $ $ TC $ Change $ TC(\%) $
$ -20 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.334 $ $ 143.064 $ $ -5.346 $
$ T $ $ -10 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.376 $ $ 146.444 $ $ -3.110 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.459 $ $ 156.796 $ $ 3.739 $
$ 20 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.501 $ $ 163.153 $ $ 7.946 $
$ -20 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 96.319 $ $ -36.274 $
$ A $ $ -10 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 119.950 $ $ -20.639 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 191.193 $ $ 26.498 $
$ 20 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 241.458 $ $ 59.754 $
$ -20 $ $ 0.085 $ $ 0.442 $ $ 140.954 $ $ -6.742 $
$ C_{d} $ $ -10 $ $ 0.127 $ $ 0.430 $ $ 146.384 $ $ -3.149 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.201 $ $ 0.406 $ $ 155.207 $ $ 2.688 $
$ 20 $ $ 0.235 $ $ 0.396 $ $ 158.566 $ $ 4.911 $
$ -20 $ $ 0.250 $ $ 0.431 $ $ 142.313 $ $ -5.843 $
$ C_{h} $ $ -10 $ $ 0.205 $ $ 0.424 $ $ 147.077 $ $ -2.691 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.131 $ $ 0.411 $ $ 154.715 $ $ 2.363 $
$ 20 $ $ 0.099 $ $ 0.405 $ $ 157.929 $ $ 4.489 $
$ -20 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.365 $ $ 116.975 $ $ -22.607 $
$ C_{s} $ $ -10 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.392 $ $ 134.803 $ $ -10.812 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.441 $ $ 166.178 $ $ 9.947 $
$ 20 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.462 $ $ 180.055 $ $ 19.128 $
$ -20 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.430 $ $ 178.469 $ $ 18.079 $
$ C_{l} $ $ -10 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.424 $ $ 164.852 $ $ 9.069 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.411 $ $ 137.350 $ $ -9.126 $
$ 20 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.405 $ $ 123.473 $ $ -18.308 $
$ -10 $ $ 0.074 $ $ 0.400 $ $ 151.598 $ $ 0.300 $
$ r $ $ -5 $ $ 0.121 $ $ 0.409 $ $ 151.493 $ $ 0.231 $
$ 5 $ $ 0.210 $ $ 0.425 $ $ 150.459 $ $ -0.453 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.252 $ $ 0.431 $ $ 149.375 $ $ -1.171 $
$ -10 $ $ 0.283 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 146.868 $ $ -2.829 $
$ \theta $ $ -5 $ $ 0.220 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 149.608 $ $ -1.016 $
$ 5 $ $ 0.119 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 151.946 $ $ 0.530 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.079 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 152.317 $ $ 0.776 $
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Parameter Change(%) $ T_{1} $ $ T_{2} $ $ TC $ Change $ TC(\%) $
$ -20 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.334 $ $ 143.064 $ $ -5.346 $
$ T $ $ -10 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.376 $ $ 146.444 $ $ -3.110 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.459 $ $ 156.796 $ $ 3.739 $
$ 20 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.501 $ $ 163.153 $ $ 7.946 $
$ -20 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 96.319 $ $ -36.274 $
$ A $ $ -10 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 119.950 $ $ -20.639 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 191.193 $ $ 26.498 $
$ 20 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 241.458 $ $ 59.754 $
$ -20 $ $ 0.085 $ $ 0.442 $ $ 140.954 $ $ -6.742 $
$ C_{d} $ $ -10 $ $ 0.127 $ $ 0.430 $ $ 146.384 $ $ -3.149 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.201 $ $ 0.406 $ $ 155.207 $ $ 2.688 $
$ 20 $ $ 0.235 $ $ 0.396 $ $ 158.566 $ $ 4.911 $
$ -20 $ $ 0.250 $ $ 0.431 $ $ 142.313 $ $ -5.843 $
$ C_{h} $ $ -10 $ $ 0.205 $ $ 0.424 $ $ 147.077 $ $ -2.691 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.131 $ $ 0.411 $ $ 154.715 $ $ 2.363 $
$ 20 $ $ 0.099 $ $ 0.405 $ $ 157.929 $ $ 4.489 $
$ -20 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.365 $ $ 116.975 $ $ -22.607 $
$ C_{s} $ $ -10 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.392 $ $ 134.803 $ $ -10.812 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.441 $ $ 166.178 $ $ 9.947 $
$ 20 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.462 $ $ 180.055 $ $ 19.128 $
$ -20 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.430 $ $ 178.469 $ $ 18.079 $
$ C_{l} $ $ -10 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.424 $ $ 164.852 $ $ 9.069 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.411 $ $ 137.350 $ $ -9.126 $
$ 20 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.405 $ $ 123.473 $ $ -18.308 $
$ -10 $ $ 0.074 $ $ 0.400 $ $ 151.598 $ $ 0.300 $
$ r $ $ -5 $ $ 0.121 $ $ 0.409 $ $ 151.493 $ $ 0.231 $
$ 5 $ $ 0.210 $ $ 0.425 $ $ 150.459 $ $ -0.453 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.252 $ $ 0.431 $ $ 149.375 $ $ -1.171 $
$ -10 $ $ 0.283 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 146.868 $ $ -2.829 $
$ \theta $ $ -5 $ $ 0.220 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 149.608 $ $ -1.016 $
$ 5 $ $ 0.119 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 151.946 $ $ 0.530 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.079 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 152.317 $ $ 0.776 $
Table 4.  Sensitivity analysis of the proposed inventory model for parameters
ParameterChange(%) $ T_{1} $ $ T_{2} $ $ TC $ Change $ TC(\%) $
$ -20 $ $ 0.306 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 145.956 $ $ -3.432 $
$ a $ $ -10 $ $ 0.227 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 149.419 $ $ -1.141 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.116 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 151.970 $ $ 0.547 $
$ 20 $ $ 0.076 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 152.329 $ $ 0.784 $
$ -10 $ $ 0.047 $ $ 0.436 $ $ 160.574 $ $ 6.239 $
$ b $ $ -5 $ $ 0.106 $ $ 0.427 $ $ 156.287 $ $ 3.403 $
$ 5 $ $ 0.227 $ $ 0.409 $ $ 144.764 $ $ -4.221 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.289 $ $ 0.400 $ $ 136.737 $ $ -9.532 $
$ -20 $ $ 0.058 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 131.929 $ $ -12.713 $
$ c $ $ -10 $ $ 0.111 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 141.825 $ $ -6.166 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.221 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 159.594 $ $ 5.591 $
$ 20 $ $ 0.278 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 166.861 $ $ 10.399 $
$ -20 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 82.784 $ $ -45.784 $
$ \nu $ $ -10 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 107.584 $ $ -28.820 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 227.656 $ $ 50.622 $
$ 20 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 362.046 $ $ 139.537 $
$ -20 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 155.908 $ $ 3.152 $
$ k $ $ -10 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 153.499 $ $ 1.558 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 148.843 $ $ -1.523 $
$ 20 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 146.594 $ $ -3.010 $
$ -20 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 151.242 $ $ 0.065 $
$ \lambda $ $ -10 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 151.193 $ $ 0.032 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.417 $ $ 151.095 $ $ -0.032 $
$ 20 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.417 $ $ 151.046 $ $ -0.065 $
$ -20 $ $ 0.218 $ $ 0.426 $ $ 145.779 $ $ -3.550 $
$ u $ $ -10 $ $ 0.192 $ $ 0.422 $ $ 148.496 $ $ -1.752 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.140 $ $ 0.413 $ $ 153.738 $ $ 1.716 $
$ 20 $ $ 0.115 $ $ 0.408 $ $ 156.298 $ $ 3.410 $
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ParameterChange(%) $ T_{1} $ $ T_{2} $ $ TC $ Change $ TC(\%) $
$ -20 $ $ 0.306 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 145.956 $ $ -3.432 $
$ a $ $ -10 $ $ 0.227 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 149.419 $ $ -1.141 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.116 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 151.970 $ $ 0.547 $
$ 20 $ $ 0.076 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 152.329 $ $ 0.784 $
$ -10 $ $ 0.047 $ $ 0.436 $ $ 160.574 $ $ 6.239 $
$ b $ $ -5 $ $ 0.106 $ $ 0.427 $ $ 156.287 $ $ 3.403 $
$ 5 $ $ 0.227 $ $ 0.409 $ $ 144.764 $ $ -4.221 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.289 $ $ 0.400 $ $ 136.737 $ $ -9.532 $
$ -20 $ $ 0.058 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 131.929 $ $ -12.713 $
$ c $ $ -10 $ $ 0.111 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 141.825 $ $ -6.166 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.221 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 159.594 $ $ 5.591 $
$ 20 $ $ 0.278 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 166.861 $ $ 10.399 $
$ -20 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 82.784 $ $ -45.784 $
$ \nu $ $ -10 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 107.584 $ $ -28.820 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 227.656 $ $ 50.622 $
$ 20 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 362.046 $ $ 139.537 $
$ -20 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 155.908 $ $ 3.152 $
$ k $ $ -10 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 153.499 $ $ 1.558 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 148.843 $ $ -1.523 $
$ 20 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 146.594 $ $ -3.010 $
$ -20 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 151.242 $ $ 0.065 $
$ \lambda $ $ -10 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.418 $ $ 151.193 $ $ 0.032 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.417 $ $ 151.095 $ $ -0.032 $
$ 20 $ $ 0.166 $ $ 0.417 $ $ 151.046 $ $ -0.065 $
$ -20 $ $ 0.218 $ $ 0.426 $ $ 145.779 $ $ -3.550 $
$ u $ $ -10 $ $ 0.192 $ $ 0.422 $ $ 148.496 $ $ -1.752 $
$ 10 $ $ 0.140 $ $ 0.413 $ $ 153.738 $ $ 1.716 $
$ 20 $ $ 0.115 $ $ 0.408 $ $ 156.298 $ $ 3.410 $
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