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Material Type: Exam; Class: Facilities Planning & Design; Subject: Industrial & Manufacturing Eng; University: Western Michigan University; Term: Unknown 1989;
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Instr: K.M.Bafna Name:__________________ SAMPLE EXAMINATION Instructions: Closed text, closed notes.
2. Answer questions (a) and (b) in some amount of detail. Each one of these two questions is the equivalent of one unit worth 10 points: (a) Are personnel services as important in office facilities as they are in production facilities? Discuss your answer with reference to three of the personnel facilities explained in your book. (b) Discuss the three categories of material handling equipment used to move material so as to bring out their differences in application. Briefly describe one specific equipment in each category. **---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Machine A Machine B Part X standard time 0.1 hr 0.01 hr Part Y standard time 0.06 hr 0.06 hr Part X scrap estimate 6% 3% Part Y scrap estimate 4% 2% Historical efficiency 95% 90% Reliability factor 97% 94% Equipment availability 2,000 hrs./yr. 2,000 hrs/yr.
Part X routing is machine A, then B; 200,000 parts are to be produced per year. Part Y routing is machine B, then A; 100,000 parts are to be produced per year.
(b) The Multiple Products Company manufactures multiple products. Six departments (A, B, C, D, E, and F) are involved in the processing required for the products. A summary of the processing sequences required for the four major products and the monthly production volume for the products is given below. The manufacturing facility is 100 ft by 80 ft. and a layout of the departments is given below. Moves between departments are made on the basis of production lots of 100 units per load. (i) Develop the from-to-chart giving the number of loads per month moving between combinations of departments. (ii) Assuming rectilinear travel between departmental centroids, compute the total distance traveled per month based on the given layout..
Product Processing sequence Monthly Production 1 A B C D E F 800 2 A B C B E D F 1, 3 A B E F 600 4 A C E F 1,