Material Requirments Planning (MRP) using Fixed Order Quantity

Material Requirments Planning (MRP) using Fixed Order Quantity

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[malithpriyankara]

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[Raddy_N]

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[aqibshafique]

Develop an MRP record, similar to the one in Figure 4-17, for wheat germ for the five
weeks of January. Wheat germ must be ordered in bulk-container quantities, so the
planned orders must be in multiples of 2, 000 pounds. Use a lead time of one week and an
initial on-hand inventory of 3, 184 pounds; assume that an order of 8, 000 pounds is
scheduled for receipt during Week 1. Are there any weeks when you, as a planner, would
consider placing an order above or below the minimum required? Why? (Assume that
there are no problems with storage capacity or shelf life.)

[shipride_digisolutions]

where is the calculation for child B and C ?

[evrardondonguema]

do you remember you said fixed order quantity is 80 when you ordered more than 80 in period 5 and 7 ?

[TheChow]

May i know does FOQ mean lot sizing? Thanks

[wayanwidya]

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