Lot size/Reorder level (Q,R) Models
Lot size/Reorder level (Q,R) Models
ISYE 3104 ? Fall 2013
? Esma Gel, Pinar Keskinocak, 2013
Recap: Basic EOQ
Inventory I(t)
Q -d
R=d
T Q d
T
2T
3T
4T
time
Lead time
Place an order when the inventory level is R. The order arrives after time periods Q was the only decision variable R could be computed easily because D was deterministic
1
Uncertain demand
Both Q and R are decision variables Cycle time is no longer constant!
Inventory
R
s2
s1
s3
Q
T1
Q Q
time
T2
T3
(Q,R) Decisions
We choose R to meet the demand during lead time
Service levels: Protect against uncertainties in demand (or lead time)
Balance the costs: stock-outs and inventory
Tradeoff in Q: Fixed cost versus holding cost
Objective: Minimize
fixed cost + holding cost + stockout (backorder) cost
2
Demand during lead time
Inventory
R
Stockout
Reorder level
What will happen if demand follows one of these patterns?
Excess inventory
Time
Demand during lead time
Inventory
Often the probability distribution of demand during lead time follows a Normal pattern
R
P(D>R)=
Probability
of stockout
Time
Expected demand R
during lead time
3
(Q,R) Model Assumptions
Continuous review Demand is random and stationary. Expected demand is d per
unit time. Lead time is Costs
K: Setup cost per order h: Holding cost per unit per unit time c: Purchase price (cost) per unit p: Stockout (backorder) cost per unit Demand during lead time is a continuous random variable D with pdf (density function) f(x) and cdf (distribution function) F(x) Mean= and standard deviation=
(Q,R) Model ? Expected total cost per unit time
Holdingcost Fixed cost Shortage cost
C(Q) h s Q K p n(R)
2 T
T
Recap : T Q d
s Average inventory level before an order arrives
(Reorder level) (expected demand during leadtime) R-
n(R) Expected shortage per cycle
D R shortage D-R
D R shortage 0
Standard loss function
R
n(R) 0 f (x)dx (x R) f (x)dx (x R) f (x)dx L(z)
0
R
R
4
(Q,R) Model ? Expected total cost per unit time
Holdingcost Fixed cost Shortage cost
C(Q) h s Q K p n(R)
2 T
T
Recap : T Q d
s Average inventory level before an order arrives
(Reorder level) (expected demand during leadtime) R-
n(R) Expected shortage per cycle
D R shortage D-R
D R shortage 0
Standard loss function
R
n(R) 0 f (x)dx (x R) f (x)dx (x R) f (x)dx L(z)
0
R
R
(Q,R) Model ? Expected total cost per unit time
Holdingcost Fixed cost Shortage cost
C(Q) h s Q K p n(R)
Recap : T Q
2 T
TSame expression asd
s Average inventory level btehfoere"eaxnpoerdceter darrives
(Reorder level) (expectneudmdebmearnodfduring leadtime) R-
n(R) Expected shortage per cysctloeckouts" in the
newsvendor model
D R shortage D-R
(Q replaced by R)
D R shortage 0
Standard loss function
R
n(R) 0 f (x)dx (x R) f (x)dx (x R) f (x)dx L(z)
0
R
R
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