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Page く of 3 A few notes /hints about this problem: 1) Note that G goes into BOTH A and F (Gross requirements driven from a combination of A and F); 2) Part G has a quantity-per of 2; 3) Part G has an order mutiple of 20 (This means that order quantities must be multiples of 20... ie 20,40,60, etc.) will be 2 required) Period 2 10 15 15 Part A LT-1 Gross requirements Scheduled receipts Q LFL Projected Avaiable Balance to Planned order releases 4 Period Gross requirements scheduled receipts 10 20 2515 5 Part F LT #2 15 LFL Projected Available Balance hs Planned order releases Period 2 5 Part G Gross requirements LT-1 M!Scheduled receipts Q = mult |Projected Available Balance po 20 of 20 SS-10 Planned order releases
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Steps to create the MRP table. 1) Enterthe gross requirement as per Master Planning Schedule (MPS). Gross requirement of components is calculated as per usage in parent item. 2) Enter Schedule Order Receipts (SOR), if there are any. 3) Project On hand is calculated by this formula Previous period project on hand +Scheduled receipts + Planned order receipts-gross requirement 4) Net requirement Gross requirement- Projected on hand 5) Planned Order Release (POR) is manually entered such that time phased planned order receipt is equal to net requine For example, if lead time is 1 period, and there is net requirement of 80 units in period 3, then there is a planned order release for 80 units in period 2, i.e. 1 period prior to the period in which requirement occurs. Planned Order Release quantity is as per the Lot size specified, i.e. LFL, or Fixed Order Quantity, or POQ or EOQ or in Multiples of a specified quantity. 6) If there is safety stock specified for an item, then safety stock quantity is added in Planned Order Release so that Project On Hand remains greater than or equal to safety stock as specifiedMRP TABLE I Item 10 15 15 Gross Requirement Scheduled Receipt Proiected on Hand Net Requirement SOR- 10 10 15 15 15 15 15 1 Planned Order Receipt 15 Planned Order Release Item 10 20 25 15 Gross Requirement Scheduled Receipt Proiected on Hand Net Requirement 15 SOR 15 25 25 15 15 2 Planned Order Receipt 25 15 Planned Order Release Item 21 35 30 25 20 25 Gross Requirement SOR Scheduled Receipt 30 24 19 19 sSE 10 Proiected on Hand Net Requirement 1 Planned Order Receipt Planned Order Release 20 20 20 20X

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