Homework
4
CHAPTER 6: Process Selection and
Facility Layout
Question 1:
(1.3 points)
As part of a major plant renovation project, the
industrial engineering department hasbeen asked to balance a revised assembly
operation to achieve an output of 300 units per day (each day has eight working
hours). Task times and precedence relationships are as follows:
|
Task
|
Duration (minutes)
|
Precedes Task
|
|
a
|
0.2
|
b
|
|
b
|
0.4
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c
|
|
c
|
0.3
|
f
|
|
d
|
0.4
|
e
|
|
e
|
1.0
|
g
|
|
f
|
1.2
|
g
|
|
g
|
1.0
|
end
|

a.
If there are 7 workstations, and each task is assigned to a workstation,
what is the cycle time? (Note that this cycle time is the minimum possible
cycle time that can be achieved.) (0.1 point)
b.
If all tasks are assigned to only one workstation, what is the cycle time?
(Note that this cycle time is the maximum possible cycle time that can be
achieved.) (0.1 point)
c.
To achieve an output level of 300 units per day, what is the required
cycle time?(0.1 point)
d.
Determine the minimum number of stations needed using the cycle time
computed in part c.(0.1 point)
e.
Compute the positional weight of each task in the precedence diagram. (0.2 point)
f.
Then assign the tasks to workstations based on the greatest positional
weight. (If there is a tie between two tasks, you can arbitrarily choose one.) (0.5 point)
g.
Based on the result of part (f), how many workstations do you need? What
is the efficiency of your design?(0.2 point)
CHAPTER 12: MRP and ERP
Question 2:
(0.7 point)

Using the information
above to do the following:
a)
Determine the quantities of B, C, D, E, and F needed to assemble one A.
(0.3 point)
b) Determine the quantities of B, C, D, E, and
F needed to assemble 15units of A, if you have the following in inventory:(0.4 point)
|
Component
|
On Hand
|
|
B
|
5
|
|
C
|
20
|
|
D
|
30
|
|
E
|
50
|
|
F
|
20
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