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Chapter 3
A flowshop plant is a plant in which several batch products are produced using all or a sub-
set of the same equipment and in which the operations for each batch follow the same
sequence. Thus the flow of any batch through equipment A, B, C, D … is always
A→B→C→D→…. Omissions of equipment are possible but no reversal in direction is
allowed.
3.3. What are the two main methods for sequencing multiproduct processes?
Either use multi-product campaigns or multiple single-product campaigns.
3.4. Give one advantage and one disadvantage of using single-product campaigns in a
multiproduct plant.
Disadvantage – significant final product storage will be required since all products will not
be made all the time and in order to even out supply some inventory of products will have
to be maintained in storage. Single-product campaigns may be less efficient than multi-
product campaigns.
A zero-wait process is one in which the batch is transferred immediately from the current
piece of equipment to the next piece of equipment in the recipe sequence. This type of
process eliminates the need for intermediate storage (storage of unfinished products or
intermediates).
A uis (unlimited intermediate storage) process is one in which any amount of any
intermediate product may be stored. Such a process maximizes the use of the processing
equipment but obviously requires an unlimited amount of storage.
3-1
Using Equation (3.6) with tcycle,A = 2.5, tcycle,B = 4.5, and tcycle,C = 4.5
If x is the number of batches of Products B and C, then 2x is the number of batches
of Product A
500
T = 500 = 2 x(2.5) + x(4.5 + 4.5) ⇒ x = = 35.7
14
3.7 For Examples 3.3 and 3.4, determine the number of batches that can be produced in a
month (500 h) using a multi-product campaign strategy with the sequence
ACBACBACB. Are there any other sequences for this problem other than the one used
in Example 3.4 and the one used here?
3-2
3.8 Consider the multi-product batch plant described in Table P3.8
It is required to produce the same number of batches of each product. Determine the
number of batches that can be produced in a 500 h operating period using the following
strategies:
500
T = 500 = x(5.0 + 4.0 + 4.5) ⇒ x = = 37.0
13.5
x = 37 batches
From this diagram we see that the cycle time for the multi-product campaign using the
sequence ABC is 12.5 h.
Therefore, the number of batches, x, of each product that can be made during a 500 h
period is given by:
500
T = 500 = 12.5 x ⇒ x = = 40
12.5
x = 40 batches
3-3
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