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In your factory, you have a process for creating a bicycle. In fact, you make many of the parts for the bike. You also create subassemblies as well as the final assembly or finished bicycle. (Don't worry about bolts and other small parts not indicated below.) Refer to the Chapter 14 notes. Submit case study electronically as one Office file via Reggienet No consideration will be given if one error results in another one A customer has placed an important order for 50 bicycles, and you must determine how fast you can deliver the completed bikes as well as how much to charge. Assume that the manufacturing plant operates for 7.5 hours a day and works 5 days per week. Here is the information on the various processes for making bicycles. Assume that the sub- assemblies (SA01-04) can be made at the same time All times are in minutes. Both the times and the costs are on a per bike basis Final Assembly (Part #: FA01) Components: STO5 Purchased Seat SA01 SA02 SA03 SA04 Wheel Sub-Assemblies Front Fork & Handle Bar Sub-Assembly Pedal & Gear Sub-Assembly Frame &Brake Sub-Assembl Final Assembly Steps for FA01 Activity Normal TimeNormal CostCrash Time Crash Cost FA-1 Install SA02 onto SA04 FA-2 Install SA03 onto SA04 FA-3 Install SA01 onto SA04 FA-4 Install STO5 onto SA04 $1.00 $0.90 $0.60 $0.90 $2.00 $1.60 $1.80 $2.50 13 4 12 wheel Sub-Assembly (Part #: SA01) Components: RTO2 MR01 ITO1 SPO3 Purchased Rubber Tire Purchased Metal Rim Purchased Inner Tube Purchased Small Sprocket Wheel Sub-Assembly Steps for SA01 Activity Normal Time Normal Cost Crash Time Crash Cost WH-1 Install ITO1 onto MR01 WH-2 Install RTO2 onto MRO1 WH-3 Install SP03 onto MRO1 $2.00 $1.90 2.40 $3.00 $2.50 3.50 13 2 2 In your factory, you have a process for creating a bicycle. In fact, you make many of the parts for the bike. You also create subassemblies as well as the final assembly or finished bicycle. (Don't worry about bolts and other small parts not indicated below.) Refer to the Chapter 14 notes. Submit case study electronically as one Office file via Reggienet No consideration will be given if one error results in another one A customer has placed an important order for 50 bicycles, and you must determine how fast you can deliver the completed bikes as well as how much to charge. Assume that the manufacturing plant operates for 7.5 hours a day and works 5 days per week. Here is the information on the various processes for making bicycles. Assume that the sub- assemblies (SA01-04) can be made at the same time All times are in minutes. Both the times and the costs are on a per bike basis Final Assembly (Part #: FA01) Components: STO5 Purchased Seat SA01 SA02 SA03 SA04 Wheel Sub-Assemblies Front Fork & Handle Bar Sub-Assembly Pedal & Gear Sub-Assembly Frame &Brake Sub-Assembl Final Assembly Steps for FA01 Activity Normal TimeNormal CostCrash Time Crash Cost FA-1 Install SA02 onto SA04 FA-2 Install SA03 onto SA04 FA-3 Install SA01 onto SA04 FA-4 Install STO5 onto SA04 $1.00 $0.90 $0.60 $0.90 $2.00 $1.60 $1.80 $2.50 13 4 12 wheel Sub-Assembly (Part #: SA01) Components: RTO2 MR01 ITO1 SPO3 Purchased Rubber Tire Purchased Metal Rim Purchased Inner Tube Purchased Small Sprocket Wheel Sub-Assembly Steps for SA01 Activity Normal Time Normal Cost Crash Time Crash Cost WH-1 Install ITO1 onto MR01 WH-2 Install RTO2 onto MRO1 WH-3 Install SP03 onto MRO1 $2.00 $1.90 2.40 $3.00 $2.50 3.50 13 2 2
