A spark plug manufacturing company produces a type A part using a Kanban system. The demand for the type A part is 20 /hour and the size of the container used is 5. If the lead time is uniformly distributed with [2,12], how many Kanbans are required for Type A part to ensure that parts are available for at least 95% of the time they are requested?
Lead time = 2 + 0.95*(12 - 2) = 11.5
For given 95% service level = 20*11.5 = 230 units
Given the size of the container used is 5, therefore the number of kanbans required to cover the lead time demand = 230 / 5 = 46
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Please answer all parts of
question number 3 and type them and bold or underline the correct
answers
Baker Mfg Inc. wishes to compare its inventory turnover to those
of industry leaders, who have turnover of about
1313
times per year and
88 %
of their assets invested in inventory.
Baker Mfg. Inc.
Net Revenue
$27 comma 50027,500
Cost of sales
$19 comma 41019,410
Inventory
$1 comma 2901,290
Total assets
$17 comma 82017,820
a) What is Baker's inventory turnover?...
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