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Supply Chain Management and Quality Control of Aviation Magnesium Alloy Casting
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Abstract
Magnesium alloys serve as a pivotal material for lightweighting products and find extensive applications in various industries. Particularly in recent years, the burgeoning aviation sector has unveiled new prospects for magnesium alloy casting. Concurrently, effective supply chain management and stringent quality control have emerged as critical factors that facilitate the progress of the magnesium alloy casting industry while bolstering enterprise competitiveness. This study delves into the supply chain of a magnesium alloy production entity (referred to as Company D), covering aspects such as raw material administration, production quality oversight, and sustainable supply chain management. It delves into a supply chain management framework tailored to actual casting operations, ensuring feasibility and fostering long-term growth. The analysis unfolds the nuances of magnesium alloy supply chain management, delineates the hurdles encountered, and outlines pivotal quality control measures. Conclusively, it puts forth strategies for refining supply chain management and quality control, aiming to furnish insights for the advancement of magnesium alloy enterprises.
Keywords
Casting, Supply chain, Quality management, Production operation, Incentive mechanism
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Gao,K. (2025). Supply Chain Management and Quality Control of Aviation Magnesium Alloy Casting. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,149,73-79.
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