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  • THE PLANNING OF WOOD TRANSPORT ON THE FOREST ROADS

THE PLANNING OF WOOD TRANSPORT ON THE FOREST ROADS

Authors : H. Hulusi Acar, Habip Eroğlu
Pages : 61-66
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Publication Date : 2011-03-18
Article Type : Other Papers
Abstract :Nowadays, needs for forest and raw wood materials has been increasing with the economic developments of the societies. But, the forest areas have been decreasing because of the pressures of the societies on forest especially in developing countries. In such regions, forest areas were on high mountainous areas. This situation is the same in Turkey, especially east Black Sea region. In Turkey, forest roads are still B forms of secondary roads. The wide of these roads are minimum 4 meters, generally minimum curve radius of them are 10 meters, and some times less then that. These roads do not have pavement and maintenance works were not made there too. And these roads are not suitable for transportation with truck-trailer. The transhipment problems form a typical example of the linear programming method. When this method applied, as well as solving transportation problems, distribution problems are solved related to transhipment.
Keywords : Transport modeli, Kamyonla nakliyat, Dogrusal programla, Orman yolları

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