Leveraging Neutrosophic Uncertainty Theory toward Choosing Biodegradable Dynamic Plastic Product in Various Arenas
Journal Title: Neutrosophic Systems with Applications - Year 2023, Vol 5, Issue 1
Abstract
Numerous studies in recent years have documented the negative effects of plastic waste on the environment and human wellness. Due to their widespread usage in daily life, particularly in packaging, and their rising direct or indirect discharge into the environment, plastics are recognized as an emerging environmental hazard. Thus, this point is considered the first problem in this study. As a result, efforts to replace traditional plastics with bioplastics have intensified. However, studies regarding the effects of conventional and bioplastics (BioPs) are also important. Hence, biodegradable polymers for industrial and commercial usage are essential in the present day as an alternative to traditional plastic. Another point considered in this study is packaging which entails the quest for new natural materials that may be included in the production of reusable, eco-friendly, and long-lasting flexible polymers. Prior studies demonstrated that starches from both tubers and grains may be processed into malleable biopolymers. Since the quality of the carbs from different vendors varies, choosing which one to work with presents a Multi-Criteria Decision-Making (MCDM) challenge. This paper proposed a neutrosophic MCDM methodology to select the best biodegradable dynamic plastic product (BDPP). The neutrosophic method is used to overcome uncertain data. The neutrosophic is integrated with the Additive Ratio Assessment (ARAS) method. The weights of the criteria are computed then the rank of BDPP is obtained by the neutrosophic ARAS method.
Authors and Affiliations
Mona Mohamed, Karam M. Sallam
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP729527
- DOI https://doi.org/10.61356/j.nswa.2023.23
- Views 41
- Downloads 0
A Perspective Note on μN σ Baire’s Space
This paper presents an introduction to many novel types of sets, including μN strongly dense sets, μN strongly nowhere dense sets, μN strongly first category sets, and μN strongly nowhere residual sets. The features of t...
Compactness and Neutrosophic Topological Space via Grills
The aim of this paper is to introduce the concept of various types of compactness in neutrosophic topological space via grills. We shall generalize neutrosophic C - compact space and neutrosophic G - compact space and in...
Ranking and Analysis the Strategies of Crowd Management to Reduce the Risks of Crushes and Stampedes in Crowded Environments and Ensure the Safety of Passengers
Public gatherings, transit hubs, stadiums, and crowded retail malls are just a few examples of places where crowd management has become an urgent issue in recent years. Effective crowd management strategies have been req...
A Multi-Criteria Decision Making Model for Sustainable and Resilient Supplier Selection and Management
Sustainable and resilient supplier selection and management are essential to building environmentally responsible and resilient supply chains. Selecting sustainable and resilient suppliers enables organizations to ensure...
Foundation of the SuperHyperSoft Set and the Fuzzy Extension SuperHyperSoft Set: A New Vision
We introduce for the first time the SuperHyperSoft Set and the Fuzzy and Fuzzy Extension SuperHyperSoft Set. Through a theorem we prove that the SuperHyperSoft Set is composed from many HyperSoft Sets.