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Industry 4.0, Quiz 1
Pranjal is shopping in a departmental store. He has a list of items which he prepared at home itself. He picked a few packets of tea as part of his list. He could see coffee packets and milk-powder packets in the neighbouring shelves. He picked a few milk-powder packets, however these are not part of his list. He was searching for Good-day biscuits. He could identify only one packet in the shelf remaining. However, there were lot of Sun-fist biscuits lying in the next shelf. So he picked ten Sun-fist packets. Now map the scenarios with the items below:
Pranjal is shopping in a departmental store. He has a list of items which he prepared at home itself. He picked a few packets of tea as part of his list. He could see coffee packets and milk-powder packets in the neighbouring shelves. He picked a few milk-powder packets, however these are not part of his list. He was searching for Good-day biscuits. He could identify only one packet in the shelf remaining. However, there were lot of Sun-fist biscuits lying in the next shelf. So he picked ten Sun-fist packets. Now map the scenarios with the items below: Figure from the original question paper A factory works for two 8-hour shifts each day and produces a total of 30,000 electric bulbs using a set of workstations. There are 8 activities required to manufacture the bulb, such that the sum of all activity times is equal to 12 seconds.\ Based on the above data, answer the given subquestions. What is the cycle time (in seconds) at any workstations? (round your answer to one decimal) A factory works for two 8-hour shifts each day and produces a total of 30,000 electric bulbs using a set of workstations. There are 8 activities required to manufacture the bulb, such that the sum of all activity times is equal to 12 seconds.\ Based on the above data, answer the given subquestions. What is the theoretical minimum number of workstations required?