Process Interruptions Batching Setup Time Capacity Given Batch-size: C&A Furnitu
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Process Interruptions Batching Setup Time Capacity Given Batch-size: C&A Furniture uses a four-step process to make its famous wood table Processing Time minutes Process Milling-table 10 Milling-table stand Assembly Finishing 15 20 There is one milling machine used to mill both table top and table stand; one table top and one stand is needed to make each table The milling machine requires a setup time of 30 minutes to make table tops and a changeover time of 30 minutes to make table stands You may assume that, after a setup, the milling machine works on one batch of table tops, and after the changeover time, it works on one batch of table stands; this production cycle then is repeated. If the batch size is 10, what is the capacity of the process intables per minute? Notes: Pick the answer that is correct subject to minor rounding. Process capacity is the minimum of milling, assembly, and finishing capacity; milling, assembly, and finishing each have one machine resource B. 0.050 C. 0.067 o D. 0.077 OE. None of the above is correct, even after minor rounding to 3 digits after the decimal point.Explanation / Answer
Let us club the time of milling of Table top and bottom as both require same machine.
Number of changeovers will be 2
Total changeover time = 2*30 = 60 min
Processing time of table top = 10 min
Total time for batch of 10 is 10*10 = 100 min
Processing time of table bottom = 5 min
Total time for batch of 10 is 10*5 = 50 min
Hence, Milling will take time of 60+100+50 = 210 min for batch size 10
Assembly time = 10*15 = 150 min
Finishing = 10*20 = 200 min
So, bottleneck is Milling
210 minutes for 10 tables
Tables per minute = 10/210 = 0.048
Ans A
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