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Kadhirvel.K, Balamurugan.K / International Journal of Engineering Research and
                    Applications (IJERA) ISSN: 2248-9622 www.ijera.com
                     Vol. 2, Issue5, September- October 2012, pp.2154-2158
       Method For Solving The Transportation Problems Using
                   Trapezoridal Fuzzy Numbers
                                  Kadhirvel.K, Balamurugan.K
             Assistant Professor in Mathematics,T.K.Govt.Arts College, Vriddhachalam- 606 001.
                  Associate professor in Mathematics, Govt.Arts.College - Thiruvannamalai.


ABSTRACT
         The fuzzy set theory has been applied in        2. FUZZY CONCEPTS
many fields such as operation research,                           L.A.Zadeh advanced the fuzzy theory in
management science and control theory etc. The           1965. The theory proposes a mathematical technique
fuzzy numbers and fuzzy values are widely used           for dealing with imprecise concept and problems
in engineering applications because of their             that have many possible solutions.
suitability    for     representing    uncertain                  The concept of fuzzy mathematical
information. In standard fuzzy arithmetic                programming on a general level was first proposed
operations we have some problem in subtraction           by Tanaka et al (1947) in the frame work of the
and multiplication operations. In this paper, we         fuzzy decision of bellman and Zadeh(3) now, we
investigate fuzzy transportation, Problem with           present some necessary definitions.
the aid of trapezoidal fuzzy numbers. Fuzzy U-V
distribution method is proposed to find the              2.1. Definition:-
optimal solution in terms of fuzzy numbers. A            A real fuzzy number         is a fuzzy subset of the real
new relevant numerical example is also included.
                                                         number R. with membership function       satisfying
                                                         the following conditions.
KEYWORDS                                                 1.      is continuous from R to the closed interval
          Fuzzy numbers, trapezoidal fuzzy numbers,         [0,1]
fuzzy Vogel’s approximation method, fuzzy U-V            2.       is strictly increasing and continuous on
distribution method, ranking function.
                                                              [          ]
INTRODUCTION                                             3.           is strictly decreasing and continuous on
         The transportation problem (TP) refers to a
special class of linear programming problems. In a            [          ]
typical problem a product is to transported from m       Where              and       are real numbers, and
sources to n designations and their capacities are         the fuzzy number denoted by
        ,…       and         ….     respectively. In      = [               ] is called a trapezoidal fuzzy
additions there is a penalty         associated with       number.
transporting unit of product from source i to
destination j. This penalty may be cost or delivery      2.2. Definition:-
time or safety of delivery etc. A variable                        The fuzzy number = [                        ] is
represents the unknown quantity to be shipped from       a trapezoidal number, denoted by [                      ]
some i to destination j.                                 its membership function            is given below the
         Iserman (1) introduced algorithm for
solving this problem which provides effective            figure.
solutions. Lai and Hwang(5), Bellman and Zadeh (3)           (x)
proposed the concept of decision making in fuzzy                  
environment. The Ringuest and Rinks (2) proposed
two iterative algorithms for solving linear,
multicriteria transportation problem. Similar solution   1
in Bit A.K (8). In works by S.Chanas and D.Kuchta
(10) the approach introduced in work (2).
         In this paper, the fuzzy transportation
problems using trapezoidal fuzzy numbers are
discussed. Here after, We have to propose the
method of fuzzy U-V distribution method to be
finding out the optimal solution for the total fuzzy
transportation minimum cost.                             0                    a1      a2               a3            a4


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Fig: Membership function of a fuzzy number
2.3 Definition:-
         We define a ranking a function R: F(R) R,
Which maps each fuzzy number into the real line,
F(R) represents the set of all trapezoidal fuzzy
numbers, If R be any ranking function, then R ( )
=(                               ) / 4.
                                                                      Fuzzy
2.4 Arithmetic Operations:-                                           Require
           Let   = (                                 ) and       =    ment

(               ) two trapezoidal fuzzy numbers
                                                                      Where
them the arithmetic operation on               and   as follows:
Additions:
    + =                                                      )
Subtraction:                                                                                                              and
  - =
Multiplication:
  . =[ (                       ),                                     The linear programming model representing the
(                      ),        (                               ),   fuzzy transportation is given by
                                                                      Minimize
     (                      )]
                                                                                                                if R( )>0


if R                                                                  Subject to the constraints

3. FUZZY TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
         Consider transportation with m fuzzy
origins (rows) and n fuzzy destinations (Columns).
Let                                             be the cost of
transporting one unit of the product from ith fuzzy
origin     to     jth          fuzzy     destination
                                          be the quantity of
commodity       available            at        fuzzy      origin
i,                                         be the quantity of
commodity requirement at fuzzy destination j.
                                                                      The given fuzzy transportation problem is said to be
                                          is           quantity       balanced if
transported from ith fuzzy origin to jth fuzzy
destination. The above fuzzy transportation problem
can be stated in the below tabular form.

                                                     Fuzzy
                                                                      if the total fuzzy available is equal to the total fuzzy
                                                     available
                                                                      requirement.

                                                                      4. THE COMPUTATIONAL PROCEDURE
                                                                      FOR FUZZY U-V DISTRIBUTION
                                                                        METHODS
                                                                      4.1.Fuzzy Vogel’s Approximathical Methods
                                                                              There are numerous methods for finding the
                                                                      fuzzy initial basic feasible solution of a


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transportation problem. In this paper we are to
follow fuzzy Vogel’s approximation method.
Step 1. Find the fuzzy penalty cost, namely the           this step gives the optimality conclusion.
fuzzy difference between the smallest and smallest
                                                          Case(i). If all                                  then
fuzzy costs in each row and column.
Step 2. Among the fuzzy penalties as found in step1       the solution is fuzzy optimal, but an alternative
choose the fuzzy maximum penalty, by ranking              solution exists.
method. If this maximum penalty is more than one,
                                                          Case (ii). If                                    then
choose any one arbitrarily.
Step 3. In the selected row or column as by step 2,       the solution is fuzzy optimal, but an alternative
find out the cell having the least fuzzy cost. Allocate   solution exists.
to this cell as much as possible depending on the         Case          (iii).If   at       least      one
fuzzy available and fuzzy requirements.
                                                                                            then the solution is
Step 4. Delete the row or column which is fully
exhausted. Again compute column and row fuzzy             not fuzzy optimal. In this case we go to next step, to
penalties for the reduced fuzzy transportation table      improve the total fuzzy transportation minimum
and then go to step 2, repeat the procedure until all     cost.
the rim requirement are satisfied.                        Step.4. Select the empty cell having the most
          Once the fuzzy initial fuzzy feasible
solution can be computed, the next step in the            negative value of                                from
problem is to determine whether the solution              this cell we draw a closed path drawing horizontal
obtained is fuzzy optimal or not. Fuzzy optimality        and vertical lines with corner cell occupied. Assign
test can be conducted to any fuzzy initial basic          Sign + and – alternately and find the fuzzy minimum
feasible solution of a fuzzy transportation provided      allocation from the cell having negative sign. This
such allocations has exact m+n-1 non-negative             allocation should be added to the allocation having
allocations where m is the number of fuzzy origins        negative sign. This allocation should be added to the
and n is the number of fuzzy destinations. Also these     allocation having negative sign.
allocations must be independent positions, which          Step.5.
fuzzy optimality finding procedure is given below.        The above step yield a better solution by making one
                                                          (or more) occupied cell as empty and one empty cell
4.2. Fuzzy U-V distribution method                        as occupied. For this new set of fuzzy basic feasible
         This proposed method is used for finding         allocation repeat from the step 1, till an fuzzy
the optimal basic feasible solution in fuzzy              optimal basic feasible solution is obtained.
transportation problem and the following step by
step procedure is utilized to find out the same.          5. Example:
Step 1. Find      out      a     set     of   numbers         To solve the following fuzzy transportation
                                               and  problem stating with the fuzzy initial fuzzy basic
                                                    feasible solution obtained by fuzzy Vogel’s
                         for each row and column    approximation.
                                                                                                   Fuzz
satisfying                                                                                         y
                        +                                                                          avail
                                                                                                   able
                                                                    (-      (-      (-      (-     (0,4,
                                                                    4,0,4 4,0,4 4,0,4 2,0,2 8,12)
          for each occupied cell. To start with we                  ,16)    ,16)    ,16)    ,8)
assign a fuzzy zero to any row or column having                     (8,16 (8,14 (4,8, (2,6, (4,8,
maximum number zero to any row or column having                     ,24,3 ,18,2 12,1 10,1 18,2
maximum number of allocation, if this maximum                       2)      4)      6)      4)     6)
numbers of allocation is more than one, choose any                  (4,8, (0,12 (0,12 (8,14 (4,8,
one arbitrary.                                                      18,2 ,16,2 ,16,2 ,18,2 12,1
Step 2. For each empty (un occupied) cell, we find                  6)      0)      0)      4)     6)
fuzzy sum                          and                      Fuzz (2,6, (2,2, (2,6, (2,6, (8,20
                                                            y       10,1 8,12) 10,1 10,1 ,38,5
                          .                                 Requ 4)                 4)      4)     4)
                                                            irem
Step 3. Find out for each empty cell the net evaluation value
                                                            ent


=



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Solution:

                                                        for each occupied cell. Since 3 rd row has maximum
                                                        numbers     of   allocations,    we    give   fuzzy
         The      problem     is   balanced    fuzzy    number                                          . The
transportation problem. There exists a fuzzy initial    remaining numbers can be obtained as given
basic feasible solution.
                                            Fuzz        below                       =
                                            y
                                            avail
                                            able
            (0,4,
            8,12)                           (0,4,
                      (-      (-       (-   8,12)
               (-    4,0,4, 4,0,4, 2,0,2,
            4,0,4, 16)      16)      8)
            16)
                            (-10,- (2,6,
                            2,12, 10,14
                     (8,14 24)       )      (4,8,       +
            (8,16 ,18,2                     18,26
            ,24,3 4)                 (2,6,  )
            2)              (4,8,    10,14
                            12,16 )                                             = [-16,-8,0,16]
                            )
            (-10,- (2,2,    (-22,-
            2,6,1 8,12) 6,12,               (4,8,       We find, for each empty cell of the sum
            4)              24)      (8,14 12,16
                     (0,12           ,18,2 )                                                              and
                     ,16,2 (0,12 4)
            (4,8,    0)     ,16,2                                              .   Next    we     find    net
            18,26           0)
            )                                           evaluation                        is given by
   Fuzz
   y                                        (8,20
   Requi (2,6,       (2,2,  (2,6,    (2,6,  ,38,5
   reme 10,14 8,12) 10,14 10,14 4)
   nt       )               )        )
                                                        Where
        Since the number of occupied cell having
m+n-1 = 6 and are also independent, there exists a
non-degenerate fuzzy basic feasible solution.
Therefore the initial transportation minimum cost is,




To find the optimal solution
         Applying the fuzzy U-V distribution
methods, we determine a set of numbers
                                                  and

                          each row and column such
that




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U-V.Distribution Methods Table


       (0,4,8,12)           *(-36,-8,10,46)     *(-36,-8,10,46)        *(-44,-10,14,52)
                                                                                           (-30,-18,-8,12)
            (-4,0,4,16)         (-4,0,4,16)         (-4,0,4,16)               (-2,0,2,8)
       *(-34,-2,24,44)    *(-28,-2,14,40)       (-10,-2,12,24)         (2,6,10,14)
                                                                                           (-16,-8,0,16)
           (8,16,24,32)        (8,14,18,24)                                 (2,6,10,14)
                                                (4,8,12,16)
       (-10,-2,6,14)      (2,2,8,12)            (-22,-6,12,24)         *(-22,-4,12,38)
                                                                                           (0,0,0,0)
            (4,8,18,26)        (0,12,16,20)                                 (8,14,18,24)
                                                (0,12,16,20)
       (4,8,18,26)        (0,12,16,20)          (0,12,16,20)           (-14,6,18,30)

                                                                          of operational Research 32(1987), pp, 96-
                                                                          106.
All                                    the solution is
                                                                 3.       Bellman.R.E,zadech.L.A,           “Decision
fuzzy optimal and unique.                                                 Making in a Fuzzy Environment”
The Fuzzy optimal solution in terms of trapezoidal                        Management Sci.17(1970),PP.141-164
fuzzy numbers.                                                   4.       Chanas.S,Delgado.M,Verdegy.J.L,vila.M.A
                                                                          , “Interval and Fuzzy Extensions of
                                                                          Classical    Transportation      Problems”
                                                                          Transportation                     planning
                                                                          technol.17(1993),PP.203-218.
                                                                 5.       Lai.y.J.,Hwang.C.L., “Fuzzy Mathematical
                                                                          Programming           Methods           and
Hence the total fuzzy transportation minimum cost is                      Application”,Springer Berlin(1992)
                                                                 6.       Nagoor Gani.A and Stephan Dingar.D, “A
                                                                          Note on Linear Programming in Fuzzy
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                                                                 7.       Maleki.H.R., “Ranking Functions and their
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6. CONCLUSION                                                    8.       Bit.A.K, Biswal.M.P,Alam.S.S, “Fuzzy
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for a fuzzy transportation problem using trapezoidal                      Decision Making Transportation Problem”
fuzzy number. A new approach called fuzzy U-V                             Fuzzy sets and systems 50 (1992) PP.135-
Computational procedure to find the optimal                               142.
solution is also discussed. The new arithmetic                   9.       Waiel.F, Abd.E.l-Wahed, “A Multi
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also be utilized in future studies of operational                10.      Chanas.S Kuchta.D, “Fuzzy Integer
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  • 1. Kadhirvel.K, Balamurugan.K / International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications (IJERA) ISSN: 2248-9622 www.ijera.com Vol. 2, Issue5, September- October 2012, pp.2154-2158 Method For Solving The Transportation Problems Using Trapezoridal Fuzzy Numbers Kadhirvel.K, Balamurugan.K Assistant Professor in Mathematics,T.K.Govt.Arts College, Vriddhachalam- 606 001. Associate professor in Mathematics, Govt.Arts.College - Thiruvannamalai. ABSTRACT The fuzzy set theory has been applied in 2. FUZZY CONCEPTS many fields such as operation research, L.A.Zadeh advanced the fuzzy theory in management science and control theory etc. The 1965. The theory proposes a mathematical technique fuzzy numbers and fuzzy values are widely used for dealing with imprecise concept and problems in engineering applications because of their that have many possible solutions. suitability for representing uncertain The concept of fuzzy mathematical information. In standard fuzzy arithmetic programming on a general level was first proposed operations we have some problem in subtraction by Tanaka et al (1947) in the frame work of the and multiplication operations. In this paper, we fuzzy decision of bellman and Zadeh(3) now, we investigate fuzzy transportation, Problem with present some necessary definitions. the aid of trapezoidal fuzzy numbers. Fuzzy U-V distribution method is proposed to find the 2.1. Definition:- optimal solution in terms of fuzzy numbers. A A real fuzzy number is a fuzzy subset of the real new relevant numerical example is also included. number R. with membership function satisfying the following conditions. KEYWORDS 1. is continuous from R to the closed interval Fuzzy numbers, trapezoidal fuzzy numbers, [0,1] fuzzy Vogel’s approximation method, fuzzy U-V 2. is strictly increasing and continuous on distribution method, ranking function. [ ] INTRODUCTION 3. is strictly decreasing and continuous on The transportation problem (TP) refers to a special class of linear programming problems. In a [ ] typical problem a product is to transported from m Where and are real numbers, and sources to n designations and their capacities are the fuzzy number denoted by ,… and …. respectively. In = [ ] is called a trapezoidal fuzzy additions there is a penalty associated with number. transporting unit of product from source i to destination j. This penalty may be cost or delivery 2.2. Definition:- time or safety of delivery etc. A variable The fuzzy number = [ ] is represents the unknown quantity to be shipped from a trapezoidal number, denoted by [ ] some i to destination j. its membership function is given below the Iserman (1) introduced algorithm for solving this problem which provides effective figure. solutions. Lai and Hwang(5), Bellman and Zadeh (3) (x) proposed the concept of decision making in fuzzy  environment. The Ringuest and Rinks (2) proposed two iterative algorithms for solving linear, multicriteria transportation problem. Similar solution 1 in Bit A.K (8). In works by S.Chanas and D.Kuchta (10) the approach introduced in work (2). In this paper, the fuzzy transportation problems using trapezoidal fuzzy numbers are discussed. Here after, We have to propose the method of fuzzy U-V distribution method to be finding out the optimal solution for the total fuzzy transportation minimum cost. 0 a1 a2 a3 a4 2154 | P a g e
  • 2. Kadhirvel.K, Balamurugan.K / International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications (IJERA) ISSN: 2248-9622 www.ijera.com Vol. 2, Issue5, September- October 2012, pp.2154-2158 Fig: Membership function of a fuzzy number 2.3 Definition:- We define a ranking a function R: F(R) R, Which maps each fuzzy number into the real line, F(R) represents the set of all trapezoidal fuzzy numbers, If R be any ranking function, then R ( ) =( ) / 4. Fuzzy 2.4 Arithmetic Operations:- Require Let = ( ) and = ment ( ) two trapezoidal fuzzy numbers Where them the arithmetic operation on and as follows: Additions: + = ) Subtraction: and - = Multiplication: . =[ ( ), The linear programming model representing the ( ), ( ), fuzzy transportation is given by Minimize ( )] if R( )>0 if R Subject to the constraints 3. FUZZY TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM Consider transportation with m fuzzy origins (rows) and n fuzzy destinations (Columns). Let be the cost of transporting one unit of the product from ith fuzzy origin to jth fuzzy destination be the quantity of commodity available at fuzzy origin i, be the quantity of commodity requirement at fuzzy destination j. The given fuzzy transportation problem is said to be is quantity balanced if transported from ith fuzzy origin to jth fuzzy destination. The above fuzzy transportation problem can be stated in the below tabular form. Fuzzy if the total fuzzy available is equal to the total fuzzy available requirement. 4. THE COMPUTATIONAL PROCEDURE FOR FUZZY U-V DISTRIBUTION METHODS 4.1.Fuzzy Vogel’s Approximathical Methods There are numerous methods for finding the fuzzy initial basic feasible solution of a 2155 | P a g e
  • 3. Kadhirvel.K, Balamurugan.K / International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications (IJERA) ISSN: 2248-9622 www.ijera.com Vol. 2, Issue5, September- October 2012, pp.2154-2158 transportation problem. In this paper we are to follow fuzzy Vogel’s approximation method. Step 1. Find the fuzzy penalty cost, namely the this step gives the optimality conclusion. fuzzy difference between the smallest and smallest Case(i). If all then fuzzy costs in each row and column. Step 2. Among the fuzzy penalties as found in step1 the solution is fuzzy optimal, but an alternative choose the fuzzy maximum penalty, by ranking solution exists. method. If this maximum penalty is more than one, Case (ii). If then choose any one arbitrarily. Step 3. In the selected row or column as by step 2, the solution is fuzzy optimal, but an alternative find out the cell having the least fuzzy cost. Allocate solution exists. to this cell as much as possible depending on the Case (iii).If at least one fuzzy available and fuzzy requirements. then the solution is Step 4. Delete the row or column which is fully exhausted. Again compute column and row fuzzy not fuzzy optimal. In this case we go to next step, to penalties for the reduced fuzzy transportation table improve the total fuzzy transportation minimum and then go to step 2, repeat the procedure until all cost. the rim requirement are satisfied. Step.4. Select the empty cell having the most Once the fuzzy initial fuzzy feasible solution can be computed, the next step in the negative value of from problem is to determine whether the solution this cell we draw a closed path drawing horizontal obtained is fuzzy optimal or not. Fuzzy optimality and vertical lines with corner cell occupied. Assign test can be conducted to any fuzzy initial basic Sign + and – alternately and find the fuzzy minimum feasible solution of a fuzzy transportation provided allocation from the cell having negative sign. This such allocations has exact m+n-1 non-negative allocation should be added to the allocation having allocations where m is the number of fuzzy origins negative sign. This allocation should be added to the and n is the number of fuzzy destinations. Also these allocation having negative sign. allocations must be independent positions, which Step.5. fuzzy optimality finding procedure is given below. The above step yield a better solution by making one (or more) occupied cell as empty and one empty cell 4.2. Fuzzy U-V distribution method as occupied. For this new set of fuzzy basic feasible This proposed method is used for finding allocation repeat from the step 1, till an fuzzy the optimal basic feasible solution in fuzzy optimal basic feasible solution is obtained. transportation problem and the following step by step procedure is utilized to find out the same. 5. Example: Step 1. Find out a set of numbers To solve the following fuzzy transportation and problem stating with the fuzzy initial fuzzy basic feasible solution obtained by fuzzy Vogel’s for each row and column approximation. Fuzz satisfying y + avail able (- (- (- (- (0,4, 4,0,4 4,0,4 4,0,4 2,0,2 8,12) for each occupied cell. To start with we ,16) ,16) ,16) ,8) assign a fuzzy zero to any row or column having (8,16 (8,14 (4,8, (2,6, (4,8, maximum number zero to any row or column having ,24,3 ,18,2 12,1 10,1 18,2 maximum number of allocation, if this maximum 2) 4) 6) 4) 6) numbers of allocation is more than one, choose any (4,8, (0,12 (0,12 (8,14 (4,8, one arbitrary. 18,2 ,16,2 ,16,2 ,18,2 12,1 Step 2. For each empty (un occupied) cell, we find 6) 0) 0) 4) 6) fuzzy sum and Fuzz (2,6, (2,2, (2,6, (2,6, (8,20 y 10,1 8,12) 10,1 10,1 ,38,5 . Requ 4) 4) 4) 4) irem Step 3. Find out for each empty cell the net evaluation value ent = 2156 | P a g e
  • 4. Kadhirvel.K, Balamurugan.K / International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications (IJERA) ISSN: 2248-9622 www.ijera.com Vol. 2, Issue5, September- October 2012, pp.2154-2158 Solution: for each occupied cell. Since 3 rd row has maximum numbers of allocations, we give fuzzy The problem is balanced fuzzy number . The transportation problem. There exists a fuzzy initial remaining numbers can be obtained as given basic feasible solution. Fuzz below = y avail able (0,4, 8,12) (0,4, (- (- (- 8,12) (- 4,0,4, 4,0,4, 2,0,2, 4,0,4, 16) 16) 8) 16) (-10,- (2,6, 2,12, 10,14 (8,14 24) ) (4,8, + (8,16 ,18,2 18,26 ,24,3 4) (2,6, ) 2) (4,8, 10,14 12,16 ) = [-16,-8,0,16] ) (-10,- (2,2, (-22,- 2,6,1 8,12) 6,12, (4,8, We find, for each empty cell of the sum 4) 24) (8,14 12,16 (0,12 ,18,2 ) and ,16,2 (0,12 4) (4,8, 0) ,16,2 . Next we find net 18,26 0) ) evaluation is given by Fuzz y (8,20 Requi (2,6, (2,2, (2,6, (2,6, ,38,5 reme 10,14 8,12) 10,14 10,14 4) nt ) ) ) Where Since the number of occupied cell having m+n-1 = 6 and are also independent, there exists a non-degenerate fuzzy basic feasible solution. Therefore the initial transportation minimum cost is, To find the optimal solution Applying the fuzzy U-V distribution methods, we determine a set of numbers and each row and column such that 2157 | P a g e
  • 5. Kadhirvel.K, Balamurugan.K / International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications (IJERA) ISSN: 2248-9622 www.ijera.com Vol. 2, Issue5, September- October 2012, pp.2154-2158 U-V.Distribution Methods Table (0,4,8,12) *(-36,-8,10,46) *(-36,-8,10,46) *(-44,-10,14,52) (-30,-18,-8,12) (-4,0,4,16) (-4,0,4,16) (-4,0,4,16) (-2,0,2,8) *(-34,-2,24,44) *(-28,-2,14,40) (-10,-2,12,24) (2,6,10,14) (-16,-8,0,16) (8,16,24,32) (8,14,18,24) (2,6,10,14) (4,8,12,16) (-10,-2,6,14) (2,2,8,12) (-22,-6,12,24) *(-22,-4,12,38) (0,0,0,0) (4,8,18,26) (0,12,16,20) (8,14,18,24) (0,12,16,20) (4,8,18,26) (0,12,16,20) (0,12,16,20) (-14,6,18,30) of operational Research 32(1987), pp, 96- 106. All the solution is 3. Bellman.R.E,zadech.L.A, “Decision fuzzy optimal and unique. Making in a Fuzzy Environment” The Fuzzy optimal solution in terms of trapezoidal Management Sci.17(1970),PP.141-164 fuzzy numbers. 4. Chanas.S,Delgado.M,Verdegy.J.L,vila.M.A , “Interval and Fuzzy Extensions of Classical Transportation Problems” Transportation planning technol.17(1993),PP.203-218. 5. Lai.y.J.,Hwang.C.L., “Fuzzy Mathematical Programming Methods and Hence the total fuzzy transportation minimum cost is Application”,Springer Berlin(1992) 6. Nagoor Gani.A and Stephan Dingar.D, “A Note on Linear Programming in Fuzzy Environment”,Proc.Nat Acda,Sci.India,Sect.A,Vol.79,pt.I(2009) 7. Maleki.H.R., “Ranking Functions and their Applications to Fuzzy Linear Programming”,Far East J.Math Sci.4(2002),PP.283-301. 6. CONCLUSION 8. Bit.A.K, Biswal.M.P,Alam.S.S, “Fuzzy We have thus obtained an optimal solution Programming Approach to Multicriteria for a fuzzy transportation problem using trapezoidal Decision Making Transportation Problem” fuzzy number. A new approach called fuzzy U-V Fuzzy sets and systems 50 (1992) PP.135- Computational procedure to find the optimal 142. solution is also discussed. The new arithmetic 9. Waiel.F, Abd.E.l-Wahed, “A Multi operations of trapezoidal fuzzy numbers are Objective Transportation Problem under employed to get the fuzzy optimal solutions. The Fuzziness” “fuzzy sets and systems same approach of solving the fuzzy problems may 117(2001) pp.27-33. also be utilized in future studies of operational 10. Chanas.S Kuchta.D, “Fuzzy Integer research. Transporting Problem,” fuzzy sets and systems 98 (1998) pp.291-298. REFERENCES 11. Kasana.H.S,Kumar.K.D, “Introductory 1. Isermann.H,”The Enumeration of all Operations Research – Theory and Efficient Solutions for a Linear Multiple- Applications” Springer,Berlin (2005). Objective Transportation Problem” Naval Research Logistics Quarterly 26(1979),PP.123-139. 2. Ringuest J.L.,Rinks.D.B “Interactive Solution for the Linear Multi objective Transportation Problem” European Journal 2158 | P a g e