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A Chemical Company LLC is unable to satisfy customer demand for one of their products. The ratios for mixing the outputs from processes C, D and E a re 2, 1 and 1 respectively. The ratio for the
departments F and G is 3 and 1, and the ratio for departments H and I is 4 and 1. Using Table Q4, Determine the following;
(i) The system capacity and bottleneck;
(ii) How much system capacity can be gained by adding capacity to the bottleneck
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Department
A
Capacity (liters/hour)
Predecessors
450
450
A
C
350
D
250
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300
950
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350
J
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