Assuming the Assembly Line Prototype
Autor: simba • March 14, 2011 • Essay • 643 Words (3 Pages) • 2,912 Views
Assuming the assembly line prototype is implemented as shown in Exhibit 1, calculate the following quantities:
• Process Capacity
236*24/7.5=755 unit
• The maximum number of computers that can be produced in a 7.5 hour shift.
: Total time is 27000 sec, 27000/114=236.8, 236 unit
• Direct Labor Content per notebook computer (i.e., the amount of time a worker actually works on a computer while it is on the assembly line).
=843+105+(31+71)+208/3=1119.3 sec.
• Direct Labor Idle Time per notebook computer assembled (i.e., the amount of time workers are idle per computer assembled).
Idle time per computer = 1368-1119.3=248.7 sec.
• Inventory on the assembly line
Inventory on the assembly line=12
• Flow Time for a notebook computer
: Bottleneck process: station 2 operation time=114sec
So, the cycle time is 114*(9+3) =1368 sec.
So, the flow time for a notebook computer is 1368 sec.
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