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    M G Q G U T T Round A 180 13.5 6 12 B 320 24 4 6 C 200 15 4 16 D 60 4.5 2 2 E 40 3 2 2 F 40 G H I

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    The document discusses formulas for calculating cycle time and theoretical minimum work stations for a manufacturing process. It provides sample data for task times in minutes (M) and quantities (Q) for 6 different tasks (A through F). It then defines the formulas for calculating cycle time based on available production time and desired units per day, and calculating theoretical minimum work stations as the sum of task times divided by the cycle time.

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    M G Q G U T T Round A 180 13.5 6 12 B 320 24 4 6 C 200 15 4 16 D 60 4.5 2 2 E 40 3 2 2 F 40 G H I

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    The document discusses formulas for calculating cycle time and theoretical minimum work stations for a manufacturing process. It provides sample data for task times in minutes (M) and quantities (Q) for 6 different tasks (A through F). It then defines the formulas for calculating cycle time based on available production time and desired units per day, and calculating theoretical minimum work stations as the sum of task times divided by the cycle time.

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    The document discusses formulas for calculating cycle time and theoretical minimum work stations for a manufacturing process. It provides sample data for task times in minutes (M) and quantities (Q) for 6 different tasks (A through F). It then defines the formulas for calculating cycle time based on available production time and desired units per day, and calculating theoretical minimum work stations as the sum of task times divided by the cycle time.

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    M G Q G U T T Round A 180 13.5 6 12 B 320 24 4 6 C 200 15 4 16 D 60 4.5 2 2 E 40 3 2 2 F 40 G H I

    Uploaded by

    Rohit Singh
    The document discusses formulas for calculating cycle time and theoretical minimum work stations for a manufacturing process. It provides sample data for task times in minutes (M) and quantities (Q) for 6 different tasks (A through F). It then defines the formulas for calculating cycle time based on available production time and desired units per day, and calculating theoretical minimum work stations as the sum of task times divided by the cycle time.

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    Cycle time = (Available production time per day)/


    (desired no. of units per day)

    Theoritical Minimum work stations = (sum of task time)/ (Cycle time)

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