Take order wash mix spoonload & set coolbake 6/1-2 doz219 unlo- ad pack 25 get pay 1/order TFT = 6+2+1+9+5+2+1 = 26 Problem 4.2: Part (a)

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Take order wash mix spoonload & set coolbake 6/1-2 doz219 unlo- ad pack 25 get pay 1/order TFT = = 26 Problem 4.2: Part (a)

wash mix spoon cool bake ulul pack Take order wash mix spoonload & set coolbake 6/1-2 doz219 unlo- ad pack 25 get pay 1/order lsls gpgp Part (a): Gant Chart and the theoretical flow time for 1 doz orders

Take order wash mix spoonload & set coolbake 6/1-2 doz219 unlo- ad pack 25 get pay 1/order Flow unit = 1 order of 2 dozen. Certain activities can be performed in parallel. For example, while the oven is baking the first dozen, You can spoon the dough for the second dozen into another tray. Therefore, the flow time of such an order is not simply the sum of the activity times. A useful tool is a Gantt chart that shows the times during which different resources of interest are occupied for various activities. The dough for the 2 dozen cookies is mixed by You in 6 minutes and subsequently you spoon dough for 1 dozen in 2 minutes. Therefore in the 8th minute, the RM is ready to load the oven and set timer, which takes 1 minute. The oven starts baking the first dozen at the 9th minute and completes baking at the 18th minute. Meanwhile, You spoon the second dozen into another tray. At the 18th minute, the RM unloads the first tray from the oven and loads the second tray into the oven and sets the timer. So the second dozen starts baking at the 19th minute. While the second dozen bakes, the first dozen cookies cool and RM packs them into a bag, which takes a total of 7 minutes. At the 28th minute the second dozen finishes baking at which time the RM unloads the tray. After cooling for 5 minutes, the RM packs the second dozen in 2 minutes by the 35th minute. Finally, payment for the order and delivery to customer takes place in the 36th minute. The theoretical flow time for an order of 2 dozen cookies is 36 minutes. Part (b): general explanations; mix can handle 2 doz, oven 1 doz

wash mix spoon cool bake ulul pack Take order wash mix spoonload & set coolbake 6/1-2 doz219 unlo- ad pack 25 get pay 1/order lsls spoon lsls bake cool ulul Part (b): Gant Chart and the theoretical flow time for 2 doz orders

cool 2 pack Take order wash mix spoonload & set coolbake 6/1-2 doz219 unlo- ad pack 25 get pay 1/order gpgp Part (b): Gant Chart and the theoretical flow time for 2 doz orders (cont.)

load & set bake 19 unlo- ad pack 2 Take order wash mix spoon 6/1-2 doz2 spoon 2 cool 5 load & set bake 19 unlo- ad pack 2 cool 5 get pay 1/order Part (b): CPM

load & set bake 19 unlo- ad pack 2 Take order wash mix spoon 6/1-2 doz2 spoon 2 cool 5 load & set bake 19 unlo- ad pack 2 cool 5 get pay 1/order Part (b): CPM

Max = Forward Path 35

load & set bake 19 unlo- ad pack 2 Take order wash mix spoon 6/1-2 doz2 spoon 2 cool 5 load & set bake 19 unlo- ad pack 2 cool 5 get pay 1/order Part (b): CPM

30 Min = Backward Path

wash mix spoon cool bake ulul pack Take order wash mix spoonload & set coolbake 6/1-2 doz219 unlo- ad pack 25 get pay 1/order lsls spoon lsls bake ulul cool gpgp Part (b1): theoretical flow time when buying a second oven with 1 doz capacity

load & set bake 19 unlo- ad pack 2 Take order wash mix spoon 6/1-2 doz2 spoon 2 cool 5 load & set bake 19 unlo- ad pack 2 cool 5 get pay 1/order Part (b1): CPM

wash mix spoon cool bake pack Take order wash mix spoonload & set coolbake 6/1-2 doz219 unlo- ad pack 25 get pay 1/order spoon lsls ulul gpgp Part (b2): theoretical flow time when buying a large oven with 2 doz capacity We do not need CPM since activities are sequential

wash mix spoon cool bake ulul pack Take order wash mix spoonload & set coolbake 6/1-2 doz219 unlo- ad pack 25 get pay 1/order lsls spoon lsls bake ulul cool packgpgp Part (b3): theoretical flow time when buying a fast oven with 1 doz capacity CPM is the same as the CPM for original case, just bake time is 6 min instead of 9 min.

Trade-off Analysis No Investment 36 Second Oven 28 Large Oven30 Fast Ovens30 The second oven (a)leads to the shortest flow time (b)Perhaps is cheaper than a large oven or 2 fast ovens