Self Test Questions
Theory
1. What are inventories?
2. What are the objectives that should be fulfilled by an inventory
control system?
3. Explain the factors that affect the inventory level in an organization.
Practical
1. An item is produced at the rate of 50 units per day and is consumed
at the rate of 25 units per day. If the set up cost is Rs. 100 per production
run and holding cost in stock is Rs. 365 per unit per year, find
- economic lot size per run
- number of runs per year
- total related cost
2. An item is required at a rate of 18000 units per year. Storage cost
is Rs. 0.10 per unit per month. If the cost of placing an order is Rs.
400, find
- EOQ
- number of orders per year
- cycle period
- total annual cost if per unit cost is Rs.2.
3. A company uses annually 48000 units of a raw material costing Rs.
1.2 per unit. Placing each order cost Rs. 45 and the carrying cost is
15% per year of the average inventory.
- Find the economic order quantity.
- Supposing that the company follows the EOQ purchasing policy that
it operates for 300 days a year, that the procurement time is 12 days
and the safety stock is 500 units, find the reorder point, the maximum,
minimum and average inventories.
4. A manufacture has to supply his customer 24000 units of his product.
The demand is fixed and known. The customer has no storage space and
so why the manufacturer has to ship a day's supply each day. If the
manufacturer fails to supply, the penalty is Rs. 0.20 per month. The
inventory holding cost is Rs. 0.10/unit/month and the set up cost is
Rs. 350 per run. Find the optimal lot size for the manufacturer.
5. A manufacturer has to supply his customer with 600 units of his
product per year. Shortages are not allowed and the storage cost amount
to Rs. 0.60 per unit/year. The set up cost per run is Rs. 80.00. Find
the optimal run size and the minimum average yearly cost.
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