Solving a Load-Distance Problem for a Process-Oriented Layout Requires That

question 97

Multiple Choice

Solving a load-distance problem for a process-oriented layout requires that:

• A)the difficulty of movement be the same for all possible paths.
• B)pickup and setdown costs vary from department to department.
• C)the cost to move a load be the same for all possible paths.
• D)takt time be less than 1.
• E)Proplanner software examines all possible department configurations.

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Definitions:

Supply Costs

The expenses incurred in acquiring the materials and services necessary for production or operations.

Square Feet

A unit of area measurement equal to a square that measures one foot on each side, commonly used in the United States.

Spending Variance

is the difference between the actual amount spent on materials, labor, or overhead and the budgeted amount for these items.

Fixed Cost

An expense that remains constant, irrespective of the volume of products or services manufactured or traded.