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4TH SEMESTER [Prod & lndl] B. Tech.


Supplementary SEMESTER EXAMINATION Aug-2018
PE-204 Industrial Engineering & Operation Research
Time: 3:00 Hours Max. Marks: 40
Note : Attempt any five questions. Assume suitable missing data, if
an .
(3,3,2)
Ql
a) Explain in detail the various stages of product life cycle with an example.
b) Describe the concept of Learning curve with suitable example.
c) What steps are to be taken before considering the development of a new product?
@ 0)~
a) Discuss the type of layout you would recommended for a medium scale industry
manufacturing 12 different products. Justify your recommendation.
b) Why are the plant location decisions important in relation to manufacturing system? What
production factors are involved?
c) What is Line Balancing? Explain the Line balancing technique with an illustration.
$ 0)~
a) Discuss in detail about the method of identifying and reducing the error in forecasting with
the selection of best forecasting methods .
.b) A firm producing paints, plans to use simple exponential smoothing to forecast weekly
demand and has co11ected the oast data£or 15 weeks asshown beow: l
10 11 _12 13 14 15
2 3 .. .4. 5_ 6 7 8 9 ..
_Week No. cl -
30 10 20 30
15 10 10 15 20 35
30 12
Actual 30 35 20
Demand
Compute the forecast value using a.=O .2 for 16th week, simple moving average may be used
for determining forecast of l 5th week.
c) Describe and evaluate the method of sale forecasting based on a time series analysis when
a trend is present. (4,4)
Q4
a) A factory required 10,000 units of an item per month, each costing Rs 125/-. The cost per
order is Rs 2400/- and inventory carrying charges work out to 20% of average inventory.
Find out the EOQ and the number of orders per years. Would you accept a price discount
of 2% on minimum supply quantity of 20,000 units per order and discount of 5% for
minimum purchase of 40,000 unit per order.
-3ob -
b) Solve the following LP Problem graphically:
Zmin=3x+6y
Subject to x +2y+I 0, -4x+y+23 0, 2x+y-4 0, x-4y+ 13 0, x-y+ 1 0
and x~0,y~ 0

Q5 Solve the following LPP problem using Big M Method: (8)


Zmax = 5x -2y +3z
Subject to 2x+2y-z 2, 3x-4yS 3, y+3zS5
x,y,~0
Q6 (4,4)
a) Find the optimal cost of the following transportation matrix

Destinations Supply
D1 D2 DJ D4
S1 12 18 13 20
Sources 50
S2 17 11 16 15
SJ
60
11 10 14 13
Demand 40
20 25 10 35
b) Solve fioII owmg
. ass11mm ent oroblem

Ooerator
A B C
M1 D E
16 13 17
Mi 13 19 20
12 13
Machine MJ 14 16 17
11 15
M4 5 17 18
5 8

________ _
Ms 6 8 11
- -- 4 7 8 10 -

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