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lesantik [10]
3 years ago
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Now consider machining jamming caused by both defective parts jamming and station malfunction. Assume component lot quality is a

t the level of 1/4 percent defective, what is the production rate? Can the production quota of 2,500 units per eight-hour shift be met? What is the percent downtime? What is the efficiency of this line? What is the throughput time?

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1 answer:
Mashcka [7]3 years ago
5 0

Please find full question attached Answer:

C. production rate =2873 units per 7.8hrs

Production rate of 2500 units per 8 hours can be reached.

Percent Down time = 2.5%

Efficiency of line = 114.92%

Throughput time = 7.8 hrs

Explanation:

Please find explanation attached

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