Plant Management
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These small sizes, therefore, would be practically in continuous manufacture; at least they would be passed thru the shop in large lots, finished completely and put into stock. The manufacturer would be justified also in securing a very extensive and perhaps costly equipment of tools and fixtures for these small sizes, since they would be looked upon as a regular product. The problem of supplying material in this case would be very close to that of continuous production. All that would be neces...sary is to avoid over-buying on the one hand and to make sure on the other that production should not be held up for lack of material.
STORING MATERIAL' 79 Transformers from 100 kilowatts to, say, 250 kilo- watts would present an entirely different problem.
In general the demand for a given class of product decreases as the size of the unit increases. The sea- sonable demand for large transformers would vary more than in the case of the smaller sizes and the branch offices would not carry them in stock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These small sizes, therefore, would be practically in continuous manufacture; at least they would be passed thru the shop in large lots, finished completely and put into stock. The manufacturer would be justified also in securing a very extensive and perhaps costly equipment of tools and fixtures for these small sizes, since they would be looked upon as a regular product. The problem of supplying material in this case would be very close to that of continuous production. All that would be neces...sary is to avoid over-buying on the one hand and to make sure on the other that production should not be held up for lack of material.
STORING MATERIAL' 79 Transformers from 100 kilowatts to, say, 250 kilo- watts would present an entirely different problem.
In general the demand for a given class of product decreases as the size of the unit increases. The sea- sonable demand for large transformers would vary more than in the case of the smaller sizes and the branch offices would not carry them in stock.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Hamilton Institute (U.S.) to read onlineMoreLess
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