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Lisa [10]
4 years ago
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Consider a three sequentially stepped process named as Process A, Process B and Process C. Input comes into Process A. Output fo

rm A goes into Process B. Output from B goes into Process C. Output of C is the final output. Suppose that it takes 2 minutes per unit in Process A, 3 minutes per unit in Process B and 1 minute per unit in Process C. What will be maximum steady state output from this system?
Computers and Technology
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Novay_Z [31]4 years ago
4 0

Answer: The process B is at the maximum steady state. A process is said to be at steady state if the variables that define the behavior of the system are unchanging

Explanation: From the Above

Process A takes 2 minutes per unit and hence can process (60/2) = 30 units per hour. Process B can process only (60/3) = 20 units per hour. Process C can handle (60/1) = 60 units per hour. the steady state output from this system is the smallest of the three, that is process B 20 units per hour

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