2. The Garble Corporation produces brass rings for its assembly of Fancy Garbles. The firm operates 220 days a year and uses the rings at a steady rate of 50 per day. Rings can be produced at a rate of 200 per day. Annual storage cost is $2 per ring, and the machine setup cost is $70 per run.
a) determine the economic run quantity
b) how many runs per year will there be?
c) what is the average inventory on hand?
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Daily production rate, p | 200 | ||
Daily demand/usage rate, d | 50 | ||
operation days, o= | 220 | ||
Annual demand, D= | d*o | 11000 | |
cost per order, S | $70.00 | ||
holding cost per year, H= | $2.00 | ||
Answer a | Economic run quantity, Q= | SQRT(2*S*D/(H*(1-d/p))) | 1013.25 |
length of production run in days, t | t= Q/p | 5 | |
Answer b | #Runs per year = | Annual demand/ordered quantity, D/Q | 10.86 |
Maximum inventory level, pt - dt | Total produced during the product run- total used during the production run | 759.93 | |
Answer c | Average inventory level | Maximum inventory level/2 | 379.97 |
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