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 Project process selection

Frog Tiny

By SATO

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    Manufacturing process sequence

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Manufacturing process sequence - What is your primary process? Why did you choose this

process?We make Structure Because the basic structure of the product.

- What is your secondary process? Why did you choose this process? We use Electric jigsaw for process to cut plywood. Because it easy

to built a woodproduct.

- What is your tertiary process? Why did you choose this process?We make polishing for Eliminate the inconsistencyof the wood from the sawmill.

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Product function- With your selected material, how is your

material compatible with product geometry and manufacturing processes?

Wood is a material suitable for geometric shapes. The ease of forming of the product.

- What is the normal applied load to the material? Can your material take such load?

Yes, our product can take a load for about 30 N

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Product function - What is the normal ambient conditions to

your material? When the wood is moisture or water will cause swelling of the wood.

- With your selected manufacturing process, how is your process compatible with the product geometry?

Yes. The wood can drilling and cutting that can be formed easily.

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Manufacturing costThe material costs per part can be calculated as:

Let            M = total materials costs (raw, bulk)                q  = production quantityThe material costs per part, cM is

   cM = M/q = (cost/weight x weight) / number of parts

Let     cw = material cost per unit weight

   wp = weight of finished part

   ww= weight of wasted material, scrap

   a  = ratio of wasted material weight / finished weight           = ww / wp

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Then the material cost per part, cM is  cM  = cw (wp + ww ) = cw (wp + awp )                   cM  = cw *wp (1+ a)      

TankcM   = cw *wp (1+ a) cM   = (36baht/1 piece)*(2 piece/ part) = 72 baht/partBodycM   = (42baht/1 piece)*(1 piece/ part) = 42 baht/part               

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The tooling cost per part, cT isLet     T= total cost of molds, fixtures per

production run     q = number of parts per runThen                    cT = T/q       = 0

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TankcP  = ct t =   ( 10 baht / hr)*(1 hrs/part) = 10 baht / partBody =   ( 10 baht / hr)*(1.5hrs/part) = 15 baht / part

The processing cost per part, cP isLetct  =  cost per hour, (machine rate + labor)t   =  cycle time (hours per part)then          cP  = ct t                          

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c =   cM   +  cT  +  cP

= (114 + 0 + 25) baht/part

= 139 baht/part

As a result, total cost per part isc =   cM   +  cT  +  cP

c =   cw wp (1+ a)    +   T/q  +  ct t 

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