Concept explainers
a)
Interpretation: the optimal time between setups for part number 1.
Concept introduction: Holding cost is also known as carrying cost. holding cost are the added costs contained in storing and sustaining inventory over the course of action in a year. Set up time is a period which is essential to prepare a process or system, device for it to be ready to function.it is a subcategory of cycle time.
b)
Interpretation: optimal rotation cycle policy
Concept introduction: Holding cost is also known as carrying cost. holding cost are the added costs contained in storing and sustaining inventory over the course of action in a year. Set up time is a period which is essential to prepare a process or system, device for it to be ready to function.it is a subcategory of cycle time.
c)
Interpretation: the optimal lot sizes of each part.
Concept introduction: Holding cost is also known as carrying cost. holding cost are the added costs contained in storing and sustaining inventory over the course of action in a year. Set up time is a period which is essential to prepare a process or system, device for it to be ready to function.it is a subcategory of cycle time.
d)
Interpretation: the total annual cost of holding and setup
Concept introduction: Holding cost is also known as carrying cost. holding cost are the added costs contained in storing and sustaining inventory over the course of action in a year. Set up time is a period which is essential to prepare a process or system, device for it to be ready to function.it is a subcategory of cycle time.
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