ECONOMIC LOT SCHEDULING PROBLEM
IN IMPERFECT PRODUCTION SYSTEM WITH TWO KEY MODULES
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Universitas Atma Jaya Yogyakarta
Author
ADHISATYA, FILEMON YOGA
Subject
Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Datestamp
2015-03-31 08:03:56
Abstract :
The thesis entitled ?Economic Lot Scheduling Problem in Imperfect Production System with Two Key Modules? began with the problem identification based on literature review under the theme Economic Lot Scheduling Problem (ELSP). It was revealed that no paper had been discussing about ELSP in imperfect production system with two key modules. Discussion of ELSP in imperfect production context had only been written under one key module problem. Based on this literature review, the problem in this research was defined as finding the cycle times for ten items of modified Bomberger (1966) stamping problem under ELSP in imperfect production system with two key modules context in order to minimize the total cost covering holding cost, setup cost and quality-related cost of producing non-conforming items. In pursue of these optimum cycle times, the algorithm of finding the cycle times was developed through a series of modeling from ELSP in perfect production system, ELSP in imperfect production system with one key module and finally the ELSP in imperfect production system with two key modules. Solver function in Microsoft® Excel 2010 was used to obtain the optimum cycle times under Independent Solution (IS) and Common Cycle (CC) approaches. Before applying this model to ELSP in imperfect production system with two key modules, an Economic Production Quantity (EPQ) model with two imperfect modules proposed by Gong et al. (2012) must be proved. Only if the formula of expected number of non-conforming items in the EPQ can be proved, this formula can be used in ELSP context with adjustments. Since the formula to calculate the expected number of non-conforming items could be proven, the model and algorithm development of ELSP in imperfect production system with two key modules could be done. Under the IS approach, the cycle times for modified Bomberger (1966) stamping problem was calculated as T={33.2, 23.6, 22.6, 11.2, 52.5, 85.9, 160, 20.7, 18.6, 38.6} for item 1, 2, ?, 10, respectively with total cost in one year of $101,307.9. Under the CC approach, the cycle time for modified Bomberger (1966) stamping problem was calculated as T=31.892 with total cost in one year of $247,592.43. These two costs were higher than those of perfect production system problem since there was involvement of imperfect production system parameters ?, ?, ?, ? and u.
The thesis entitled ?Economic Lot Scheduling Problem in Imperfect Production System with Two Key Modules? began with the problem identification based on literature review under the theme Economic Lot Scheduling Problem (ELSP). It was revealed that no paper had been discussing about ELSP in imperfect production system with two key modules. Discussion of ELSP in imperfect production context had only been written under one key module problem. Based on this literature review, the problem in this research was defined as finding the cycle times for ten items of modified Bomberger (1966) stamping problem under ELSP in imperfect production system with two key modules context in order to minimize the total cost covering holding cost, setup cost and quality-related cost of producing non-conforming items. In pursue of these optimum cycle times, the algorithm of finding the cycle times was developed through a series of modeling from ELSP in perfect production system, ELSP in imperfect production system with one key module and finally the ELSP in imperfect production system with two key modules. Solver function in Microsoft® Excel 2010 was used to obtain the optimum cycle times under Independent Solution (IS) and Common Cycle (CC) approaches. Before applying this model to ELSP in imperfect production system with two key modules, an Economic Production Quantity (EPQ) model with two imperfect modules proposed by Gong et al. (2012) must be proved. Only if the formula of expected number of non-conforming items in the EPQ can be proved, this formula can be used in ELSP context with adjustments. Since the formula to calculate the expected number of non-conforming items could be proven, the model and algorithm development of ELSP in imperfect production system with two key modules could be done. Under the IS approach, the cycle times for modified Bomberger (1966) stamping problem was calculated as T={33.2, 23.6, 22.6, 11.2, 52.5, 85.9, 160, 20.7, 18.6, 38.6} for item 1, 2, ?, 10, respectively with total cost in one year of $101,307.9. Under the CC approach, the cycle time for modified Bomberger (1966) stamping problem was calculated as T=31.892 with total cost in one year of $247,592.43. These two costs were higher than those of perfect production system problem since there was involvement of imperfect production system parameters ?, ?, ?, ? and u.
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