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MS-05
Course Code MS - 05
Course Title Management of Machines and Materials
Assignment Code MS-05/TMA/SEM - I/2017
Assignment Coverage All Blocks
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2. What is work sampling? Why is it called a fact-finding tool? Describe some uses of work sampling.
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3. Practical job shops are much more complicated and may have hundreds of matching centres and
thousands of jobs. Comment! Why do we resort to priority dispatching rules for sequencing jobs at each
machine centre? Describe these rules.
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1 FCFS: Select ---------------------------------------------- Served basis.
2 SPT: Select the --------------------------------------------------- Time.
3 EDD: Select ----------------------------------------------------------- Due Date.
4 SLACK: Select the job ------------------------------------------------------ arrival at machine centre)
5 RANDOM: --------------------------------------------------------- at random.
6 LRPT: Select the --------------------------------------------- Processing Time.
7 S/OPR: Select the job ------------------------------------------------------ of operations remaining.
8 LCFS: Select ------------------------------------------------------------- Served basis.
9 DS: Select the ------------------------------------------------ due date, less remaining
expected flow time).
10 DS/ PT: Select the job ------------------------------------------ to Processing Time.
4. How can FAST diagram act as a Value Engineering tool. Explain the basic methodology of FAST
diagrams with the help of an example.
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device. `Generate electricity' is outside the scope of the study.
A third difference is that the FAST diagram does not have directional flow arrows between functions. Directional arrows are
necessary in Enhanced FAST Diagrams in order ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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How/Why logic path, and can branch out in other directions if needed.
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----------------------- Example
The technique of drawing FAST --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---- ---------------------------------------------------------------------by Prevent Corrosion and Prevent Impact. Similarly,
the entire network is completed.
5. Write a brief note on need and role of classification, codification and standardization in the context of
materials management from the viewpoint of planning, control, purchase and inventory management.
Obviously; the concentration of effort according to class system would be more efficient and effective as compared to diluted
effort corresponding to each individual item.
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a) -------------------------: Raw materials include all those materials which are purchased from the original producer or other
manufacturers and are used directly in producing. the firm's product. For example, cotton ----------------------------------------
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-, i.e., cotton grower, whereas yarn is procured from other manufacturers, i.e., spinners. The product in one trade may become the
raw material for the other trade.
a) ----------------------------------- Obsolete Items: Serviceable items are those items which go temporarily out of order. After
repairing and replacement they may become serviceable --------------------------------------------------------------------------
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bring them back to their usable life. They are -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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b) Finished ------------------------- Items: Finished items are those goods which have been manufactured in complete form by the
production department and are ready for sale. On the other hand, semi-finished items are those which have not yet been
manufactured completely and need -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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CODIFICATION-
digits
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In order to identify the items -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- ---------------------------------------------------------------------following objectives:
where
07 ----------------------------- items)
3 indicates ----------------------------
9 indicates -------------------------------------
1 ------------------------------ colour (viz. black)
2 indicates ----------------------------------------
3 indicates use (viz. writing)
6 indicates ---------------------------------------------------1.50).
b) -------------------------of Duplication: All items are separately codified and are arranged in a logical order. Similar materials are
grouped together (such as stationery items) and given a code ---------------------------------------------------------------------
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are kept in different bins at different places, there can be no duplication in placing the orders, and no piling up of the materials will
take place in the storehouse.
c) Standardization ------------------ Varieties: For codification, grouping of identical items is done and it enables the stores to
examine the entire range of items. It facilitates the --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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kept at the minimum, it will considerably reduce investment in various items as well as the cost of inventory carrying.
f) Easy ------------------------------ and Inspection: The materials in the store have to be kept in an order which may facilitate their
placement and location. For making it --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Standardization-
3. Group thee items with similar functional characteristics and then subgroup according to major dimensional values. For
example, all bushes around 5 cm ------------------------------------------------------------------------ group and so on.
Benefits of Standardisation
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