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Benha University Facilities Planning

Faculty of Engineering At Shoubra Assignment No. 1


Industrial Engineering Dept. Second term 2014/2015

[1] A part requires three processing steps on two machines in the sequence A-B-A. The demand for
this part is 10,000 units/yr. The company operates six days/week, eight hrs/day. Given the following
performance data, find the number of each machine needed to meet the demand.
operation machine Standard Efficiency Reliability Defects
Time (min.)
1 A 5 108% 98% 3%
2 B 3 95% 95% 5%
3 A 3 90% 95% 5%

[2] Given the following, what are the machine fractions for machines A, B, and C to produce parts X
and Y?
Machine A Machine B Machine C
Part X standard time 0.15 hr 0.25 hr 0.1 hr
Part Y standard time 0.10 hr 0.10 hr 0.15 hr
Part X defect estimate 5% 4% 3%
Part Y defect estimate 5% 4% 3%
Historical efficiency 85% 90% 95%
Reliability factor 95% 90% 85%
Equipment availability 1600hr/yr 1600 hr/yr 1600 hr/yr
Part X routing is machine A, then B, and then C; 100,000 parts are to be produced per
year. Part Y routing is machine B, then A, and then C; 200,000 parts are to be produced
per year. Setup times for parts X and Y are 20 minutes and 40 minutes, respectively.

[3] In a certain factory it is required to produce 2800 pieces/week., with 4% rejected pieces by using
the following machine tools:
Operation Machine Op. time (min.) Dimension (Cm.)
1. turning c. lathe 3.5 300 x 60
2. milling H milling m/c 2.6 220 x 100(20 travel)
3. drilling b. drill 3.0 80 x 60
4. grinding s. grinder 8.5 300 x 200
5. assembly assembly station - 200 x 100
6. inspection inspection station - 100 x 80
a) Calculate the number of required machines.
b) Sketch the layout of this workshop using U flow pattern.

[4] During one eight-hour shift, 750 nondefective parts are desired from a fabrication
operation. The standard time for the operation is 15 minutes. Because the machine
operators are unskilled, the actual time it takes to perform the operation is 20 minutes,

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and, on average, one-fifth of the parts that begin fabrication are scrapped. Assuming
that each of the machines used for this operation will not be available for one hour of
each shift, determine the number of machines required.

[5] A factory produces 50,000 units/yr with the following conditions:


Working days/yr = 250
No. of shifts /day = 1
No. of working hours/shift = 8
Rejected products = 4%
Op. No. Description Tm (min.) Tsec (min)
1 Turning 4 0.67
2 Shaping 5,5 1
3 Drilling 2.8 0.7
4 Milling 3.4 0.9
5 Grinding 1 9
a) Calculate the number of machines required
b) Sketch the workshop layout

[6] The stamped metal products company makes among other things a V-belt pulley. The pulley sales
forecasts indicate a capacity need for 10,000 pulleys/week, the average plant efficiency is 90%.
Calculate the number of needed machines, according to the following table.
Op. Standard
Scrap factor
No Operation Machine used output
%
pieces/hr
1 Machine hub Turret lathe 65 2
2 Form flange Punch press 4800 4
3 Drill and tap hub Drill press 230 1
4 Assemble flange to hub Arbor press 650 2
5 Weld flanges together Small spot welder 350 2
6 Weld flanges to hub Large spot welder 450 4
7 Ream and chamfer Drill press 330 1
8 Deburr flange Polishing lathe 250 -
9 Inspection Inspection station 450 -
Determine the workshop area and draw with suitable scale the appropriate layout for
the manufacture of the V-belt pulley, if the machines are with following dimensions:
Turret lathe/8x2/, punch press /6x3/, drill press /6x4/, arbor press /4x 1.5/,
Small spot welder /2x 0.5/, large spot welder / 2.5 x 2 /, drill press / 5x2 /,
Polish lathe /5x2/, inspection space /4x3/, raw material storage / 15x10/,
Finished goods storage / 18x10/, shear /5x1.5/ m.

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