Flow rate = 24 parts per hour = 24/60 parts per minute = 0.40 parts per minute
Capacity of step-2 = 60/2 = 30 parts per minute
Capacity of step-3 = 60/1.5 = 40 parts per minute
So, step-2 and 3 are non-bottlenecks in producing 24 parts per hour flow rate.
For step-1:
Use the following formula to compute the recommended batch size:
So,
Recommended batch size = 0.4*20 / (1 - 0.4*1) = 13.33. So, the batch size should at least be 14 to produce a flow rate of 24 parts per hour. More than this batch size will cause additional inventory.
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