TOC scheduling Processing time (hours) Order Order Product number quantity Op.1 Op.2 Op.3 Op.4 A 3714 50 3 4 5 2 Notes: 1. Raw material is stocked and available. 2. All orders require 3 hours in shipping department, where a 6-hour buffer is also maintained. 3. A 4-hour buffer is maintained at operation 3, which is a bottleneck. 4. Operation 3 work center is already scheduled for other jobs until the end of hour 14. For the first constraint, Op.3. Total processing time before constraint is Raw material lead time is b . Buller al constraint is c Therefore, the earliest start time is Since Op.3 work center is already scheduled for other jobs until the end of hour 14, Op.3 can only start at hour TOC scheduling . plant schedule Order Order Op.3 Shipping Shipping Shipping Product number quantity Op.1 Op.2 buffer Op.3 Op4 buffer dept. hour 3714 50 8 h i j k Im Notes: 1. All times represent scheduled start times as of the end of the hour indicated. 2. Operations 1, 2, and 4 are non-bottlenecks and are not finite scheduled. 3. Operation 3 and shipping are bottlenecks and are therefore finite scheduled Find the values a through m, not necessarily in this order. Show you calculation cquation for each value, such as a = 1 + 2 + 3. Results without calculation equations 3. Operation 3 and shipping are bottlenecks and are therefore finite scheduled. Find the values a through m, not necessarily in this order. Show you calculation equation for each value, such as a = 1 + 2 = 3. Results without calculation equations are not going to be graded