Pradeep Pradhan
Member
Hello,
Can someone help me for well designed production process bottleneck chart ?
Regards,
Pradeep
Can someone help me for well designed production process bottleneck chart ?
Regards,
Pradeep
Production Process Bottleneck Chart
- Thread starter Pradeep Pradhan
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Pradeep
You really haven't described the problem at all
Remember you know your problem, industry and data
We have no idea
You presented us with 5 values, A-E
If the Target is 32
A simple chart like this will show your bottlenecks
If your cumulative target is 200
you are also in Trouble
You need to be more specific about your requirements
An example hand drawn picture, or link to a web site maybe useful to explain what you require?
You really haven't described the problem at all
Remember you know your problem, industry and data
We have no idea
You presented us with 5 values, A-E
If the Target is 32
A simple chart like this will show your bottlenecks
If your cumulative target is 200
you are also in Trouble
You need to be more specific about your requirements
An example hand drawn picture, or link to a web site maybe useful to explain what you require?
NARAYANK991
Excel Ninja
Hi ,
What is it that a chart will show which the figures themselves cannot ?
With just 5 numbers to deal with , a chart is overkill.
If these process capacity values are in units / hour , then Process D is the bottleneck , at 26 units / hour.
However , just process capacity numbers will not tell the whole story , unless all the processes deal with the same product.
Consider a finished product which requires 2 pieces from Process A , 4 pieces from Process B , 3 pieces from Process C , 1 piece from Process D and 1 piece from Process E ; in this case , the capacity figures will have to be revised to 30/2 , 44/4 , 39/3 , 26 and 42. In this case , the bottleneck process is Process B which can contribute to only 11 finished products every hour.
More data is required before something meaningful can be done.
Narayan
What is it that a chart will show which the figures themselves cannot ?
With just 5 numbers to deal with , a chart is overkill.
If these process capacity values are in units / hour , then Process D is the bottleneck , at 26 units / hour.
However , just process capacity numbers will not tell the whole story , unless all the processes deal with the same product.
Consider a finished product which requires 2 pieces from Process A , 4 pieces from Process B , 3 pieces from Process C , 1 piece from Process D and 1 piece from Process E ; in this case , the capacity figures will have to be revised to 30/2 , 44/4 , 39/3 , 26 and 42. In this case , the bottleneck process is Process B which can contribute to only 11 finished products every hour.
More data is required before something meaningful can be done.
Narayan