5. True or False for each item regarding to the following key points of designing a pulled manufacturing system: (6 pts) a. Workers attend to more than one machine b. C. Production control manager dictates cell-production rate once a week Worker performance their jobs while standing and walking Machine are arranged in a process sequence d. C. The cell is designed to a "I" shape f. A batch size at least of 10 at a time is made within a cell 6. Based on different factor, identify the philosophy list is either lean manufacturing philosophy or a typical job shop philosophy (5 pts) Factor Philosophy Your answer (either Lean or Job shop) Lot size Keep reducing lot size. The smallest quantity is desired for both manufactured and purchased parts. Machine Setup Low priority, maximum output is the goal Lead time The longer the better. More former and purchasing agents want more lead time, not less. Expediting is a way of life Expediting Overhead Overhead functions are essential 7. Matching, - Process technology Characteristics questions. On the line to the left of each compound in Column I (Process technology Characteristic), write the letter of the compound's formula presented in Column II (question related to the Process Technology Characteristics). Use each formula only once. (5 pts) 1. Process Capability A. How does the process react to change in part design and demand? 2. B. What tolerances does the process meet? Time spans Flexibility 3. C. How long does it take to learn to do this process? 4. Skills D. How long does it take to run a part once it is set up? 8. Matching. - Terms for production/manufacturing systems. On the line to the left of each compound in Column 1 (termi), write the letter of the compound's formula presented in Column II (meaning for the term). Use each formula only once. (6 pts) 1. Takt time A. The entire company or enterprise Production system Cycle time B. A piece of equipment designed to accomplish specific processes C. The implements used to cut, shape, or form the work materials D. Average time between completion of units Manufacturing process Tools or tooling E. Maximum amount of time in which a product needs to be produced in order to satisfy customer demand 12415 2. 3. 4