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6. PRODUCTION PLANNING MODEL (PLAN: 1984)
A.B.C. Chemical Company
Produces three(3) oil based
products through 2 plants.
The planning period will be 30 days. During this period 900
million barrels of crude oil will be consumed first by plant
#1 to produce semi-processed products and by-products.
Operating cost are consumed and storage tanks will be
considered. Plant #2 will further process the products to
its refined state. Final inventory is maintained through
limited capacity storage tanks. Find the most profitable
combination of products the plants should produce, find the
inventory status at month's-end and the minimized overall
production cost.
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ANALYSIS SCENARIOS:
1. PLAN: The most profitable production schedule for all
three products.
Products Production
Refined Volumes
M10 20 to 35 million barrels
M30 20 to 35 million barrels
M60 10 to 30 million barrels
2. SN.2: The production schedule if the product demands are
fixed at specific amounts.
M10, M30 33 million barrels
M60 24 million barrels
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3. SN.3: With the same fixed production, consider the
following inventory left-over by last month's production.
TANKS(plant 1) TANKS(plant 2)
M10 40 mbbls 15 mbbls
M30 50 mbbls 15 mbbls
M60 50 mbbls 15 mbbls
4. SN.4: Allow for next month's possible production
stoppage. The final inventory for all products in TANKS
(plant 2) must total between 45 to 50 million barrels.
6. PRODUCTION PLANNING MODEL (PLAN: 1984)
A.B.C. Chemical Company
Produces three(3) oil based
products through 2 plants.
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