Carrington Oil produces gas I and gas 2 from two
types of crude oil: crude I and crude 2. Gas I is allowed
to contain up to 4% impurities. and gas 2 is allowed
to contain up t<> 3% impurities. Gas I sells for
$8 per barrel, whereas gas 2 sells for $ 12 per barrel.
Up to 4200 barrels of gas 1 and up to 4300 barrels of
gas 2 can be sold. The cost per barrel of each crude,
their availability. and the level of impurities in each
crude arc listed in the fileP04_67.xls. Before blending
the crude oil into gas, any amount of each crude
can be "purified" for a cost of $0.50 per barrel. Purifi
cation
eliminates half of the impurities in the
crude oil.
a. Determine how to maximize profit.
Data on crudes | ||||
Crude 1 | Crude 2 | |||
Cost per barrel | $6 | $8 | ||
Impurity percentage | 10% | 2% | ||
Availability | 5000 | 4500 | ||
Purification cost per barrel | $0.50 | |||
Percent impurities eliminated | 50% | |||
Data on types of gas | ||||
Unit price | Max impurity | Max sales | ||
Gas 1 | $8 | 4% | 4200 | |
Gas2 | $12 | 3% | 4300 | |
Each of the crude type can be either used directly or can be used after the purification at an additional charge of $0.5.
Let be the gallons of crude i used as is to produce gas j, and be the gallons of crude i used after purification produce gas j, where i=1,2 and j=1,2
These are the decision variables.
The total gallons of gas 1 produced is and gallons of gas 2 produced is
The total revenue earned is
The total cost of crude 1 used as is @ $6 per gallon is
The total cost of crude 1 used after purification @ $6.5 per gallon is
The total cost of crude 2 used as is @ $8 per gallon is
The total cost of crude 2 used after purification @ $8.5 per gallon is
The net profit is revenue - total cost
We want to maximize this, hence this is the objective function
Now the constraints
Gas I is allowed to contain up to 4% impurities
and gas 2 is allowed to contain up to 3% impurities.
Up to 4200 barrels of gas 1 can be sold.
and up to 4300 barrels of gas 2 can be sold.
A total of 5000 gallons of crude 1 is available, hence total crude 1 used cannot be greater than this
A total of 4500 gallons of crude 2 is available, hence total crude 2 used cannot be greater than this
The LP model is
Maximize
s.t.
Prepare the following sheet
get this
setup data--->solver
get this
The blend that can maximize the profit is
Crude 1 | Crude 1 Purified | Crude 2 | Crude 2 Purified | |
Gas 1 | 0.0 | 3150.0 | 0.0 | 1050.0 |
Gas 2 | 0.0 | 1433.3 | 2866.7 | 0.0 |
Carrington Oil produces gas I and gas 2 from two types of crude oil: crude I...
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