Optimal design of forest supply chain considering efficient residues and byproducts reuse

Autores
Montagna, Jorge Marcelo; Corsano, Gabriela; Campanella, Sandra
Año de publicación
2015
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inglés
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versión aceptada
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Forest supply chain includes different actors which work together to obtain many products through a set of processes that must be efficiently integrated. Nevertheless, the great number of involved elements and the available production alternatives hinder to attain an optimal supply chain design. A key element to achieve this objective is the adequate utilization of residues and byproducts that abound in these industries. Nowadays, the production of bioethanol from forest raw materials is also a new option that must be addressed in the context of the supply chain. Taking into account the particular conditions of the forest industry in Argentina, a mixed integer linear programming formulation is proposed in order to attain the optimal design of the forest supply chain, emphasizing the appropriate use of residues and byproducts and the production of bioethanol from these raw materials.
VIII CAIQ 2015- AAIQ Buenos Aires
Fil: CONICET- UTN. INGAR; Argentina
Peer Reviewed
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Forest residues and byproducts
Biofuels
Optimization
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Optimal design of forest supply chain considering efficient residues and byproducts reuse
title Optimal design of forest supply chain considering efficient residues and byproducts reuse
spellingShingle Optimal design of forest supply chain considering efficient residues and byproducts reuse
Montagna, Jorge Marcelo
Forest residues and byproducts
Biofuels
Optimization
title_short Optimal design of forest supply chain considering efficient residues and byproducts reuse
title_full Optimal design of forest supply chain considering efficient residues and byproducts reuse
title_fullStr Optimal design of forest supply chain considering efficient residues and byproducts reuse
title_full_unstemmed Optimal design of forest supply chain considering efficient residues and byproducts reuse
title_sort Optimal design of forest supply chain considering efficient residues and byproducts reuse
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Montagna, Jorge Marcelo
Corsano, Gabriela
Campanella, Sandra
author Montagna, Jorge Marcelo
author_facet Montagna, Jorge Marcelo
Corsano, Gabriela
Campanella, Sandra
author_role author
author2 Corsano, Gabriela
Campanella, Sandra
author2_role author
author
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Forest residues and byproducts
Biofuels
Optimization
topic Forest residues and byproducts
Biofuels
Optimization
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv Forest supply chain includes different actors which work together to obtain many products through a set of processes that must be efficiently integrated. Nevertheless, the great number of involved elements and the available production alternatives hinder to attain an optimal supply chain design. A key element to achieve this objective is the adequate utilization of residues and byproducts that abound in these industries. Nowadays, the production of bioethanol from forest raw materials is also a new option that must be addressed in the context of the supply chain. Taking into account the particular conditions of the forest industry in Argentina, a mixed integer linear programming formulation is proposed in order to attain the optimal design of the forest supply chain, emphasizing the appropriate use of residues and byproducts and the production of bioethanol from these raw materials.
VIII CAIQ 2015- AAIQ Buenos Aires
Fil: CONICET- UTN. INGAR; Argentina
Peer Reviewed
description Forest supply chain includes different actors which work together to obtain many products through a set of processes that must be efficiently integrated. Nevertheless, the great number of involved elements and the available production alternatives hinder to attain an optimal supply chain design. A key element to achieve this objective is the adequate utilization of residues and byproducts that abound in these industries. Nowadays, the production of bioethanol from forest raw materials is also a new option that must be addressed in the context of the supply chain. Taking into account the particular conditions of the forest industry in Argentina, a mixed integer linear programming formulation is proposed in order to attain the optimal design of the forest supply chain, emphasizing the appropriate use of residues and byproducts and the production of bioethanol from these raw materials.
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dc.relation.none.fl_str_mv PID: 125/O152-Integración de sistemas soporte de decisión para la gestión Óptima de la cadena de suministros utilizando sistemas empresariales.
D’Amours S, Rönnqvist M, Weintraub A. Using Operational Research for Supply Chain Planning in the Forest Products Industry. INFOR Inf Syst Oper Res 2009;46:265–281.
Heinimö J, Malinen H, Ranta T, Faaij A. Renewable energy targets, forest resources, and second-generation biofuels in Finland. Biofuels, Bioprod. Bioref. 2011; 5:238–249.
Hoefnagels R, Junginger M, Faaij A. The economic potential of wood pellet production from alternative, low-value wood sources in the southeast of the U.S. Biomass and Bioenergy 2014;71:443–454.
Joelsson J, Gustavsson L, Pingoud K, Soimakallio S, CO2 balance and oil use reduction of syngas-derived motor fuels co-produced in pulp and paper mills, in Proceedings of the 17th European Biomass Conference and Exhibition. June 29 – July 3. Hamburg, Germany: ETA-Florence and WIP Renewable Energies 2009: 2252–2260.
Sipilä E, Jokinen J, Sipilä K, Helynen S, Bioenergy market potential in European forest industry to 2G biofuels and CHP power production by 2020, in Proceedings of the 17th European Biomass Conference and Exhibition. June 29–July 3. Hamburg, Germany: ETA-Florence and WIP Renewable Energies 2009: 2084–2092.
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