Shown in Figure 16.12 is the BOM for a large motor assembly. An MRP system is used to schedule each…

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Shown in Figure 16.12 is the BOM for a large motor assembly. An MRP system is used to schedule each step. For motor assemblies, the lot size is 100 units and the lead time is one week. Eghty motors/wk are assembled. There are currently 110 units in stock. The MRP record for the motor assembly is as follows:
table[[,Week],[-,12,2,3,4,5],[Gross requirement (Cb),,80,80,80,50,n0],[Scheduled receipes (SE),,,,,,],[On hand (OHP,150,110,30,50,8,50],[Net requirement ovie,,,50,30,10,],[Fhaned order relasie ifOas,,100,320,200,,]]
Assembly of the housing and driting of the hole in the housing are done in two separate areas of the plant. The final motor assembly is done in a third area. It is proposed that the brace and shell assembly, drilling the hole, and final assembly of finished motors all be done in a single workcell. What would the BOM reflecting this change look like?
Answering instruction:Use the unit for D ( units/day), Q (units), C (days) and N (deliveries). Express your BOM answers in the format ( D,Q,N ) to be entered in the below box as follows: 300,20,3,1 eg if your results are D=300,Q=20,C=3,N=1, enter 300,20,3,1

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