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MVCP Exercise solving class

Capacity calculations

Answer the following questions 1.If the planned capacity use is 100 pcs/day, and we would like to keep a 20% capacity cushion, what should be a designed capacity? 2.Given our actual output 105 pcs per day, compute the utilisation (designed capacity as calculated above). 3.Calculate the efficiency in the same working system if there is a daily 30 minutes of allowance, and production time is 3 minutes per piece.

Solution 1.0,2=DC/100-1 DC= /120=87.5% 3.105/(120-30/3)=95.45%

Calculation of the expected resource (=expected resource) We have 3 machines There are 3 shifts per day (8 hrs per shift) There are 45 minutes time allowances per shift and per machine There are 250 working days in a year Performance percentage is 90%. Calculate the Designed Capacity, the Effective Capacity and the Expected Resource quantity. Calculate the capacity cushion, if we are planning to use only 800,000 minutes during the whole year.

Solution DC = 250*3*8*60*3=1,080,000 EC = DC – 3*3*45*250 = 978,750 R = 0,9*EC = 880,875 C.cushion = DC / 800,000 – 1 = 35%

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2nd part A ft AtAt AjAj FCFS……………… SPT……………… EDD……………… CR……………… b) Determine the average flow time, average tardiness, and average number of jobs at the work center. c) Compare the results of the four rules? Which is the best? Why?