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INVENTORY
CONTROL
Inventory decisions
 When to replenish the inventory of an item?
 How much of an item to order when the
inventory of that item is to be replenished?
Models of Inventory
 Deterministic Model
 Probabilistic Model
Deterministic
Models
Different models
 Purchase model with instantaneous
replenishment & without shortages;
 Manufacturing model without shortages;
 Purchase model with instantaneous
replenishment & with shortages;
 Manufacturing model with shortages.
Purchase model with instantaneous
replenishment & without shortages
In this
 Orders of equal size are placed at periodical intervals
 The item against an order are replenished immediately and
items are consumed at a constant rate.
 The price per unit is same irrespective of order size.
Let
 D = Annual demand in units
 Co = Ordering cost/order
 Cc= carrying cost/unit/year
 P = purchase price per unit
 Q = Order size
 No. of orders / yr = D/Q
 Average inventory = Q/2
 Cost of Ordering/ yr = D/Q X Co
 Cost of carrying per year = Q/2 X Cc
 Purchase cost per year = Dp
Total inventory cost/ yr = Cost of Ordering/
yr + Cost of carrying per year + Purchase
cost per year
Optimal order size = EOQ = Q* =
√2CoD/Cc
Total no of orders per yr = D/Q*
Time between orders = Q*/D
Ques
 Ram industry needs 5400 units /yr of a
bought out components which will be used
in its main product. The ordering cost is Rs.
250 per order and the carrying cost per unit
per year is Rs. 30.Find:
 Economic Order Quantity
 Numbers of orders per year
 Time between successive orders.
Manufacturing model without
shortages
 Manufacturing model - If company manufactures
an item which is required for its main product
 In this model- shortages are not permitted
 Rate of consumption of the item is assumed to be
uniform throughout the year.
 Production & consumption takes place
simultaneously for the cycle time.
 During the remaining cycle time, only
consumption of item takes place & cost of
production per unit is same irrespective of
production lot size.
 r = annual demand
 k = production rate of item
 Co= cost per set up
 Cc =carrying Cost/unit/year
 P= cost of production/unit
 t1 = period of consumption & production
 t2 = period of consumption
 t = cycle time = t1 + t2
 Economic batch quantity (EBQ or Q*) =
√2Cor / Cc[1-(r/k)]
 t1* = Q*/k
 t2* = (k-r)t1/r
 Cycle time = t1* + t2*
 No. of set ups per year = r/Q*
Ques:
 An automobile factory manufactures a particular
type of gear within the factory. This gear is used in
the final assembly. The particulars of this gear
are:
 r= 14000units/yr
 k=35000/unit
 Co= Rs. 500 per set up
 Cc= Rs. 15/unit/yr
 Find EBQ and cycle time
Purchase model with instantaneous
replenishment & with shortages
 In this an item will be received
instantaneously & it is consumed at a
constant rate.
 The purchase price per unit is same
irrespective of order size.
 If there is no stock at the time of receiving a
request for the item, it is assumed it will be
satisfied at a later date with penalty. This is
called as backordering.
 D = demand/period
 Cc= Carrying Cost/unit/period
 Co= ordering cost
 Cs= shortage cost/unit/period
 Q= order size
 Q1= maximum Inventory
 Q2= Maximum stock out
 T1= period of positive stock
 T2= period of shortage
 T= t1 +t2 = cycle time
 Q*= √2CoD x Cs+Cc
Cc Cs
 Q1* = √2CoD X Cs
Cc Cs+Cc
 Q2* = Q* - Q1*
 T* = Q*/ D
 T1* = Q1*/ d
 T2* = Q2*/ D
 No. of orders/ period = D/ Q*
Manufacturing model with shortages.
 Items is produced and consumed
simultaneously for a portion of the cycle
time.
 During the remaining cycle time only the
consumption of item take place
 Cost of consumption is same irrespective of
the production size
 Stock out is permitted in this model
 r = annual demand
 k = production rate of item
 Co= cost per set up
 Cc =carrying Cost/unit/year
 P= cost of production/unit
 t1 = period of production & consumption of the item satisfying
periods requirement.
 t2 = period of consumption
 t3= period of shortage
 t4= period of production as well as consumption of the item
satisfying back order
 EBQ = √2Co kr Cc+ Cs
Cc k-r Cs
Q1* = √2Co r(k-r) Cs
Cc k Cc +Cs

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7Deterministic_Models.ppt

  • 2. Inventory decisions  When to replenish the inventory of an item?  How much of an item to order when the inventory of that item is to be replenished?
  • 3. Models of Inventory  Deterministic Model  Probabilistic Model
  • 5. Different models  Purchase model with instantaneous replenishment & without shortages;  Manufacturing model without shortages;  Purchase model with instantaneous replenishment & with shortages;  Manufacturing model with shortages.
  • 6. Purchase model with instantaneous replenishment & without shortages In this  Orders of equal size are placed at periodical intervals  The item against an order are replenished immediately and items are consumed at a constant rate.  The price per unit is same irrespective of order size. Let  D = Annual demand in units  Co = Ordering cost/order  Cc= carrying cost/unit/year  P = purchase price per unit  Q = Order size
  • 7.  No. of orders / yr = D/Q  Average inventory = Q/2  Cost of Ordering/ yr = D/Q X Co  Cost of carrying per year = Q/2 X Cc  Purchase cost per year = Dp
  • 8. Total inventory cost/ yr = Cost of Ordering/ yr + Cost of carrying per year + Purchase cost per year Optimal order size = EOQ = Q* = √2CoD/Cc Total no of orders per yr = D/Q* Time between orders = Q*/D
  • 9. Ques  Ram industry needs 5400 units /yr of a bought out components which will be used in its main product. The ordering cost is Rs. 250 per order and the carrying cost per unit per year is Rs. 30.Find:  Economic Order Quantity  Numbers of orders per year  Time between successive orders.
  • 10. Manufacturing model without shortages  Manufacturing model - If company manufactures an item which is required for its main product  In this model- shortages are not permitted  Rate of consumption of the item is assumed to be uniform throughout the year.  Production & consumption takes place simultaneously for the cycle time.  During the remaining cycle time, only consumption of item takes place & cost of production per unit is same irrespective of production lot size.
  • 11.  r = annual demand  k = production rate of item  Co= cost per set up  Cc =carrying Cost/unit/year  P= cost of production/unit  t1 = period of consumption & production  t2 = period of consumption  t = cycle time = t1 + t2
  • 12.  Economic batch quantity (EBQ or Q*) = √2Cor / Cc[1-(r/k)]  t1* = Q*/k  t2* = (k-r)t1/r  Cycle time = t1* + t2*  No. of set ups per year = r/Q*
  • 13. Ques:  An automobile factory manufactures a particular type of gear within the factory. This gear is used in the final assembly. The particulars of this gear are:  r= 14000units/yr  k=35000/unit  Co= Rs. 500 per set up  Cc= Rs. 15/unit/yr  Find EBQ and cycle time
  • 14. Purchase model with instantaneous replenishment & with shortages  In this an item will be received instantaneously & it is consumed at a constant rate.  The purchase price per unit is same irrespective of order size.  If there is no stock at the time of receiving a request for the item, it is assumed it will be satisfied at a later date with penalty. This is called as backordering.
  • 15.  D = demand/period  Cc= Carrying Cost/unit/period  Co= ordering cost  Cs= shortage cost/unit/period  Q= order size  Q1= maximum Inventory  Q2= Maximum stock out  T1= period of positive stock  T2= period of shortage  T= t1 +t2 = cycle time
  • 16.  Q*= √2CoD x Cs+Cc Cc Cs  Q1* = √2CoD X Cs Cc Cs+Cc  Q2* = Q* - Q1*  T* = Q*/ D  T1* = Q1*/ d  T2* = Q2*/ D  No. of orders/ period = D/ Q*
  • 17. Manufacturing model with shortages.  Items is produced and consumed simultaneously for a portion of the cycle time.  During the remaining cycle time only the consumption of item take place  Cost of consumption is same irrespective of the production size  Stock out is permitted in this model
  • 18.  r = annual demand  k = production rate of item  Co= cost per set up  Cc =carrying Cost/unit/year  P= cost of production/unit  t1 = period of production & consumption of the item satisfying periods requirement.  t2 = period of consumption  t3= period of shortage  t4= period of production as well as consumption of the item satisfying back order
  • 19.  EBQ = √2Co kr Cc+ Cs Cc k-r Cs Q1* = √2Co r(k-r) Cs Cc k Cc +Cs