1. How was this made?

2. How can you tell?

3. Why was it made that way?
4. How else could it be made?
5. Why was it not made this way?

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Chapter 1
1. adds value
2. manufacturing v. production (pc/yr)
3. primary, secondary, tertiary industries
4. discrete items
5. soft v. hard product variety
6. production facilities (quantity & layout)

7. Why was it not made this way?

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 1.10 In a batch-production machining operation, the
starting work part is a casting that costs $4.50 each.
Batch quantity = 65 parts. Part handling time each cycle
= 2.5 min, and machining time per part = 3.44 min. It
takes 75 min to set up the machine for production.
Equipment cost rate = $25.00/hr, and labor cost rate =
$20.00/hr. Both rates include overhead costs. The
cutting tool in the operation costs = $5.75/pc and it
must be changed every 18 parts. Tool change time = 3.0
min. Availability of the machine tool = 98%, and the
scrap rate = 0. Determine (a) production rate (pc/hr)
and (b) finished part cost ($/hr). (c) How many hours
are required to complete the batch?

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