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    1) A 200m recirculating conveyor with a speed of 50m/min and part carrier spacing of 5m is designed to load and unload 6 parts per minute. The conveyor system must be evaluated based on Kwo's three principles of productivity, flexibility, and simplicity. 2) An AGV system is laid out in a counterclockwise loop with a loading time of 0.75min and unloading time of 0.5min. Given a delivery demand of 40 deliveries/hr, vehicle velocity of 50m/min, 95% availability, and 90% traffic factor, the task is to determine the travel distances when loaded and empty, ideal delivery cycle time, and number of vehicles

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    1) A 200m recirculating conveyor with a speed of 50m/min and part carrier spacing of 5m is designed to load and unload 6 parts per minute. The conveyor system must be evaluated based on Kwo's three principles of productivity, flexibility, and simplicity. 2) An AGV system is laid out in a counterclockwise loop with a loading time of 0.75min and unloading time of 0.5min. Given a delivery demand of 40 deliveries/hr, vehicle velocity of 50m/min, 95% availability, and 90% traffic factor, the task is to determine the travel distances when loaded and empty, ideal delivery cycle time, and number of vehicles

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    1) A 200m recirculating conveyor with a speed of 50m/min and part carrier spacing of 5m is designed to load and unload 6 parts per minute. The conveyor system must be evaluated based on Kwo's three principles of productivity, flexibility, and simplicity. 2) An AGV system is laid out in a counterclockwise loop with a loading time of 0.75min and unloading time of 0.5min. Given a delivery demand of 40 deliveries/hr, vehicle velocity of 50m/min, 95% availability, and 90% traffic factor, the task is to determine the travel distances when loaded and empty, ideal delivery cycle time, and number of vehicles

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    1)
    A recirculating conveyor has a total length of 200 m and a speed of 50 m/min. Spacing
    of part carriers = 5 m. Each carrier holds two parts. Time needed to load a part carrier =
    0.15 min. Unloading time is the same. The required loading and unloading rates are 6
    parts per min. Evaluate the conveyor system design with respect to the three Kwo
    principles.
    2)
    Give AGVs layout shown in figure. Vehicle travel counterclockwise around the loop to
    deliver loads from the load station. Loading time at the load station = 0.75 min, and
    unloading time at the unload station = 0.50 min. It is desired to determine how many
    vehicles are required to satisfy demand for this layout if a total of 40del/hr must be
    completed by the AGVs. The following performance parameter are given vehicle
    velocity = 50m/min, Availability = 0.95, traffic factor =0.90 and operator efficiency
    does not apply. Determine:
    (a) travel distance loaded and empty
    (b) ideal delivery cycle time and
    (c) number of vehicles required to satisfy the delivery demand

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