Perez Inc. manufactures various types of furniture including couches, tables, and chairs. During April, wood for 1,000 tables entered into the cutting process where wood is cut to design specifications. After the cutting process, the tables entered into assembly, laminating / painting, and packaging processes. Quality control rejected the following tables from the cutting, assembly, laminating/painting, and packaging/shipping processes.
Number of Tables Manufacturing Process Failing Inspection
Cutting 60
Assembly 15
Laminating / Painting 25
Packing / Shipping 5
1. Compute the process yield for cutting. Round to one decimal place.
2. Compute the process yield for assembly. Round to one decimal place.
3. Compute the process yield for laminating/painting. Round to one decimal place. 4. Compute the process yield for packing/shipping. Round to one decimal place.
5. Compute the overall process yield for April. Round to one decimal place.
6. Which processes require improvement?
Process | Input | loss | Out | Process Yield | |
Cutting | 1000 | 60 | 940 | 94% | Question - 1 |
Assembly | 940 | 15 | 925 | 98.40% | Question - 2 |
Laminate | 925 | 25 | 900 | 97.30% | Question - 3 |
Packing | 900 | 5 | 895 | 99.40% | Question - 4 |
Overall | 1000 | 105 | 895 | 89.50% | Question - 5 |
Process yields are computed as Out put of the process / Input of the process * 100
Cutting = 940/1000 * 100. ...... Assembly = 925/940 * 100 ....... Laminating = 900 / 925 * 100
Note .......... * 100 is optional, check if the answers are needed in percentage terms or not.
Question - 6
Observation of Yield ratios of each process indicates, cutting process needs immediate improvement.
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