20131222

A jewel case for a compact disc is made from polycarbonate ($2.20 per lb) by a thermoplastic molding process. Each CD case uses 20 grams of plastic. The parts will be made in a 10-cavity mold that makes 1400 parts per hour at an operating cost of $20 per hour. Manufacturing ovehead is 40%. Since the parts ae sold in large lots, the G&A expenses are a low 15%. Profit is 10%. What is the estimated selling price for each CD case? Solutions: jewel case = 20 gram ($ 2.20/lb) OH = 40% G&A = 15% Profit = 10% 1 lb = 454 gram 1 gram = 2.2x10^-3...

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20131221

Assignment 17.4 Manufacturing Cost and Selling Price for a Turbine A manufacturer of a small hydraulic turbine has the annual cost data given. Calculate the manufacturing cost and the selling price for the turbine. Raw material and components costs               $2,150,000 Direct labor                                        ...

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20131220

Solution: Adjustment for the cost of the different size or capacity of the cyclone dust collector need to be purchased can not be calculated directly. Note that while the new units has 10 times the capacity as the unit purchased in 1985 will cost 10X more, because of economy of scale. However, the purchase cost will have increased because of inflation in the 27 years since it was purchased in 1985. Assuming cost inflation or 5 % per year, the original cost of $35,000 is now equivalent to new cost for the 100 ft^3/min = [$35,000 x 5%] + $35,000...

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20131218

Which material property would be selected as guide in material selection if the chief performance characteristics of the component was: PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS MATERIAL PROPERTY Strength in Bending Tensile Strength Resistance to Twisting Hardness The Ability of a Sheet Material to be Stretched into a Complex Curvature Ductility Ability to Resist Fracture from Cracks at Low Temperatures Malleability Ability to Resist Shattering if Dropped On the Floor Toughness ...

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20131217

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20131216

Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA)                 Failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA) is a team – based methodology for identifying potential problems with the new or existing designs. It is the first step of a system reliability study. FMEA is the core task in reliability engineering, safety engineering, and quality engineering. FMEA involves reviewing as many components, assemblies, and subsystem as possible to identify failure modes, and their causes...

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20131215

Normal or conventional fingernail clipper is consisting with the supporting shaft, upper and lower steel plate, and pressurizing bar. However, for some modification the design had been improvised for more aesthetic value. Casing and magnifying glass had been the additional parts into the new design of fingernail clipper. The casing is purposely...

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