Blending of Ingredients I Model: BLEND
In blending problems, two or more raw materials are to be blended into one or more finished goods, satisfying one or more quality requirements on the finished goods. A detailed discussion of this model may be found in Developing More Advanced Models.
MODEL:
TITLE BLEND;
SETS:
!Each raw material has an availability
and cost/unit;
RAWMAT/ BUTANE, CATREF, NAPHTHA/: AVAIL, COST;
!Each finished good has a min required,
max sellable, selling price,
and batch size to be determined;
FINGOOD/ REGULAR, PREMIUM/:
MINREQ, MAXSELL, PRICE, BATCH;
!Here is the set of quality measures;
QUALMES/ OCTANE, VAPOR, VOLATILITY/;
!For each combo of raw material and
quality measure there is a quality
level;
RXQ( RAWMAT, QUALMES): QLEVEL;
!For each combination of quality
measure and finished good there are
upper and lower limits on quality,
and a slack on upper quality to be
determined;
QXF( QUALMES, FINGOOD):
QUP, QLOW, QSLACK;
!For each combination of raw material
and finished good there is an amount
of raw material used to be solved for;
RXF( RAWMAT, FINGOOD): USED;
ENDSETS
DATA:
!Raw material availability;
AVAIL = 1000, 4000, 5000;
!Raw material costs;
COST = 7.3, 18.2, 12.5;
!Quality parameters of raw
materials;
QLEVEL = 120, 60, 105,
100, 2.6, 3,
74, 4.1, 12;
!Limits on finished goods;
MINREQ = 4000, 2000;
MAXSELL = 8000, 6000;
!Finished goods prices;
PRICE = 18.4, 22;
!Upper and lower limits on
quality for each finished good;
QUP = 110, 110,
11, 11,
25, 25;
QLOW = 90, 95,
8, 8,
17, 17;
ENDDATA
!Subject to raw material availability;
@FOR( RAWMAT( R):
[RMLIM] @SUM( FINGOOD( F): USED( R, F))
<= AVAIL( R);
);
@FOR( FINGOOD( F):
!Batch size computation;
[BATCOMP] BATCH( F) =
@SUM( RAWMAT( R): USED( R, F));
!Batch size limits;
@BND( MINREQ, BATCH, MAXSELL);
!Quality restrictions for each
quality measure;
@FOR( QUALMES( Q):
[QRESUP] @SUM( RAWMAT( R):
QLEVEL( R, Q) * USED( R, F))
+ QSLACK( Q, F) = QUP( Q, F) *
BATCH( F);
[QRESDN] QSLACK( Q, F) <=
( QUP( Q, F) - QLOW( Q, F)) *
BATCH( F);
);
);
! We want to maximize the profit contribution;
[OBJECTIVE] MAX =
@SUM( FINGOOD: PRICE * BATCH) -
@SUM( RAWMAT( R): COST( R) *
@SUM( FINGOOD( F): USED( R, F)));
END
Model: BLEND