The integrated network model of pipeline sea and road distribution of petroleum product

dc.contributor.author Oyewale LAWAL
dc.contributor.author OMER OZTURKOGLU
dc.contributor.author Lawal, Oyewale
dc.contributor.author Ozturkoglu, Omer
dc.date.accessioned 2025-10-22T16:06:17Z
dc.date.issued 2016
dc.description.abstract Nigeria ranks high among the community of oil producers both in the world. It is therefore paradoxical that Nigeria with such profile in Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) statistics finds it difficult to optimize its supply distribution while spending so much money on transportation and distribution. This paper thus reviews the petroleum product supply and distribution systems in the country. Thus we develop a single period single product deterministic mathematical model to effectively distribute the product to the end user through the most effective channel to the interest of the economy of the country. In our model we first consider a perfect condition in the petroleum industry irrespective of the production crises and conflicts like pipeline vandalism communal instability. We then consider different scnearios that presumes several breakdown cases in pipeline connection to anaylze the survivability of the network of petroleum distribution.
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dc.language.iso İngilizce
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dc.source An International Journal of Optimization and Control: Theories & Applications (IJOCTA)
dc.subject Denizcilik-Mühendislik- Petrol-Matematik-Enerji ve Yakıtlar-Jeokimya ve Jeofizik-Jeoloji-İstatistik ve Olasılık
dc.subject Matematik
dc.subject Enerji Ve Yakıtlar
dc.subject Denizcilik
dc.subject Jeoloji
dc.subject İstatistik Ve Olasılık
dc.subject Mühendislik, Petrol
dc.subject Jeokimya Ve Jeofizik
dc.title The integrated network model of pipeline sea and road distribution of petroleum product
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