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    WORKSHOP – BALANCE OF MATERIALS

    A manufacturing company produces two kinds of products X, Y, from raw materials

    E, C. X and Y are related in such a way that the production of Y in kilograms is five

    times larger than the production of X. Raw materials are used as follows: !"# $gof E and "# $g of C with a non%usa&le waste of ## kg for an ' hour shift.

    (he company now intends to e)pand its plant integrating it vertically, so it can

    manufacture one of the raw materials, E, with the su&se*uent drop in production

    costs.

    Reviewing the technical literature managers found the following process for 

    manufacturing product E:

    % Raw materials A and + are used as inputs.

    % Consumption of A in $g is '! of E.

    % Consumption of + in $g is -! of E.

    roduct E is made in two stages:

    /n the first stage raw material A undergoes a process 0R1 which generates a

     &yproduct 2 0E*uivalent &y weight to 3"4 of A1 and an intermediate product 5.

    (he production of 5 in kg corresponds to !#4 of the weight of A. 5uring the

     process 0R1 there is a non%recovera&le manufacturing loss.

    /n the second production stage, the intermediate product 5 undergoes a new process

    061 with raw material +.

    (he production process 061 with materials 5 and + generates losses corresponding

     &y weight to "4 of raw material + employed in the process.

    /n the same production process 061, a &yproduct 7 is generated in a proportion

    e*uivalent &y weight to 3"4 of the sum of the weights of materials 5 and +.

    rocess 061 generates a product E, which is currently used as raw material for the

     plant.

    (he production &y weight of material E, o&tained from process 061 corresponds to

    8"-' of the com&ined weight of materials 5 and +.

    Requested:. % 2ake a flowchart of the current process of the factory.

    3. % 5etermine the current daily production of final products X and Y 0&efore the

    e)pansion1.

    8. % 2ake a flowchart of the new factory production, integrating it with the current

    one.

    -. % 5etermine the daily needs of raw material inputs A and + in order to o&tain, in

    the new factory 0that is, in the integrated solution1, the same current production of X

    and Y.

    ". % 5etermine the production of &yproducts 2 and 7, resulting in the new

     production scheme.

    9. % 5etermine $g losses in processes 0R1 and 061.!.% ow would you check the results as correct;

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