Capacity is the upper limit or ceiling on the load that an operating unit can handle .
The basic question in capacity handling are :
1. What kind of capacity is needed?
2. How much is needed?
3.When is it needed ?
Importance of Capacity decisions :
1.) Impacts ability to meet future demand.
2). Affects operating cost.
3). Major determinants of initial cost.
4.) Involving long term commitment.
5.) Affects ease of management.
6). Impacts long range planning.
Efficiency = Actual output / Effective capacity
Utilisation = Actual output /Design capacity
Effective capacity = Design capacity minus allowance such as personal time , maintenance ,and scrap etc.
Steps for capacity Planning 》
1.) Estimate future capacity requirement.
2.) Evaluate existing capacity.
3.) Identify alternatives .
4.) Conduct financial analysis .
5.) Assess key qualitative issues.
6.) Select one alternative
7.) Implement alternative chosen.
8.) Minority results
The basic question in capacity handling are :
1. What kind of capacity is needed?
2. How much is needed?
3.When is it needed ?
Importance of Capacity decisions :
1.) Impacts ability to meet future demand.
2). Affects operating cost.
3). Major determinants of initial cost.
4.) Involving long term commitment.
5.) Affects ease of management.
6). Impacts long range planning.
Efficiency = Actual output / Effective capacity
Utilisation = Actual output /Design capacity
Effective capacity = Design capacity minus allowance such as personal time , maintenance ,and scrap etc.
Steps for capacity Planning 》
1.) Estimate future capacity requirement.
2.) Evaluate existing capacity.
3.) Identify alternatives .
4.) Conduct financial analysis .
5.) Assess key qualitative issues.
6.) Select one alternative
7.) Implement alternative chosen.
8.) Minority results
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