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LinearProgramming S1 25092016

The document discusses using linear programming in Excel to optimize production from a crude oil refinery. The refinery uses three types of crude oil to produce four products: gasoline, kerosene, diesel, and residue. The document provides the costs of the crude oils, selling prices of products, expected yields of each product from each crude oil, and desired maximum daily production amounts. It aims to determine the optimal crude oil usage to maximize profits given production constraints.

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LinearProgramming S1 25092016

The document discusses using linear programming in Excel to optimize production from a crude oil refinery. The refinery uses three types of crude oil to produce four products: gasoline, kerosene, diesel, and residue. The document provides the costs of the crude oils, selling prices of products, expected yields of each product from each crude oil, and desired maximum daily production amounts. It aims to determine the optimal crude oil usage to maximize profits given production constraints.

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Linear Programming

Application Using Excel


Silvya Dewi Rahmawati
25-09-2016
Possible Degree Of Optimality
crude refinery uses three (1,2 and 3) to produce four products (gasoline, kerosene, diesel and residual)
Cost of raw materials and selling prices of the products are shown in the diagram.:

crude1($110/bbl) gasolina($360/bbl)
crude2($75/bbl) black box querosene($240/bbl)
crude3($90/bbl) gasoleo($210/bbl)
residuo($100/bbl)

The following table shows the expected performance of each of the crude oil processed in terms of the desired products.

Yield by % of Desired maximum


Product
volume production bbl/day
Crude1 Crude2 Crude3
Gasoline 80 60 44 24000
Kerosene 5 15 10 2000
Diesel 10 20 36 6000
Residue 5 5 10
Costs of processing
5 5 10
($/bbl)
Reference
http://excelmasterseries.com/New Manuals.php

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