For A,B,C
Net requirements for the week, (ie the number of units to be produced for the week)= Gross requirements for the week – projected on hand at the beginning of the week
For D
Gross requirements of D required= 1* net requirements of A +2* net requirements of B +4* net requirements of C
MRP
Consider everything is for the beginning of the week except for projected on hand e.g. we need 360 units at the beginning of week 2
Projected on hand at the end of week(Inventory on hand /projected available) = Max( 0, projected on hand at the end of previous period (t-1) + Scheduled receipt for current period, t + Planned receipt for current period, t - Gross requirements for current period, t )
*Sometimes scheduled receipt and planned receipts- both are included under the term ‘scheduled receipts"
Net requirements = Max ( 0, Gross requirements for current period, t - Projected on hand at the end of previous period, t-1 - scheduled receipt for current period, t )
Planned order receipt –
1. If there is no net requirement (net requirement ≤ 0), Planned order receipt = 0
2.If there is net requirement,( net requirement > 0)
Planned order release =planned order receipt.
Planned order release amount is same as planned order receipt
Planned order release period = planed receipt period - lead time
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I have most of this correct just confused on plan D net requirements and projected on...
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