Vladimir Momcilovic

Prof. Dr. Vladimir Momcilovic

Faculty of Transport and Traffic Engineering, University of Belgrade, Belgrade, Beograd, Serbia
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Academic Career Length

21Years (2006-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 September 2012 in Expert Systems with Applications
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DVDavor Vujanovic
Davor Vujanovic
Vladimir MomcilovicVladimir Momcilovic
Vladimir Momcilovic
NBNebojša Bojović
Nebojša Bojović
VPVladimir Papić
Vladimir Papić

1 January 2010 in Thermal Science
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DVDavor Vujanovic
Davor Vujanovic
RMRadomir Mijailovic
Radomir Mijailovic
Vladimir MomcilovicVladimir Momcilovic
Vladimir Momcilovic
VPVladimir Papic
Vladimir Papic
Transport represents an industry sector with intense energy consumption, the road transport sector within is the dominant subsector. The objective of the research presented in this paper is in defining the activities which applied within road freight transport companies contribute to enhancing vehicles’ energy efficiency. Vehicle fleet operation management process effects on fuel consumption decrease have been looked into. Operation parameters that influence vehicle fuel consumption were analyzed. In this sense, a survey has been realized in order to evaluate the vehicle load factor impact on the specific fuel consumption. Measures for enhancing vehicle’s logistics efficiency have been defined. As a tool for those measures’ implementation an algorithm for vehicle fleet operation management was developed which represented a basis for a dedicated software package development for vehicle dispatching process decision support. A set of measures has been recommended and their effects in fuel savings were evaluated.

1 January 2018 in Thermal Science
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DVDavor Vujanovic
Davor Vujanovic
Vladimir MomcilovicVladimir Momcilovic
Vladimir Momcilovic
OMOlivera M. Medar
Olivera M. Medar
Integrated fleet maintenance management represents implementation of measures, actions and decision making with the aim of decreasing total maintenance costs and increasing energy efficiency fulfilling requirements of three interdependent components: transport, maintenance and their environment. Therefore, a methodology for integrated fleet maintenance management is developed and presented in this paper. The purpose of the methodology is to contribute in increasing fleet?s energy efficiency and evaluate managers? fleet maintenance management efficiency. The methodology was implemented in the company with own light and medium goods vehicle fleet. According to realized values of defined indicators, the maintenance management has become more efficient in the observed period. It contributed to specific fuel consumption reduction per transport volume, thereby increasing fleet?s energy efficiency. Further, the fleet size was reduced, which affected the rational realization of the given transport volume in the observed period.

6 September 2023 in Energy
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Vladimir MomcilovicVladimir Momcilovic
Vladimir Momcilovic
BDBranka Dimitrijevic
Branka Dimitrijevic
MSMarko Stokic
Marko Stokic

1 January 2018 in Thermal Science
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DVDavor Vujanovic
Davor Vujanovic
Vladimir MomcilovicVladimir Momcilovic
Vladimir Momcilovic
MVMilos Vasic
Milos Vasic
In this paper is researched how to achieve an effective fleet maintenance planning in transport companies, which contributes in increasing the fleet energy efficiency and in achieving the companies? goal. Within the fleet maintenance planning, managers have to make the right decisions on the selection of vehicle service centers in the region where the maintenance work will be realized. The mentioned decision is affected by a number of different interdependent factors (criteria). Based on a survey, relevant factors (criteria) were defined. As defined factors are interdependent and differently influence the mentioned decision, an approach of decision making trial and evaluation laboratory (DEMATEL)-based analytic network process called DANP was applied. In this respect, authors propose a hybrid multi-criteria decision making model. The proposed model was applied in the companies to demonstrate how effective their managers are in the maintenance planning and how this effectiveness influences the fleet energy efficiency and fulfilment of companies? goal.

2 February 2023 in Sustainable Futures
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MSMarko Stokic
Marko Stokic
Vladimir MomcilovicVladimir Momcilovic
Vladimir Momcilovic
BDBranka Dimitrijevic
Branka Dimitrijevic