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Daily demand is normally distributed with mean 22 units and SD=6. Ordering cost is $21/order, carrying...

Daily demand is normally distributed with mean 22 units and SD=6. Ordering cost is $21/order, carrying cost is $2.5 per unit per year. The item is used 365 days a year. Order lead time is 4 days. The order point should have a 99% target service level.

Find:

-avg inventory level

-avg number of orders/yr

-avg number of stockouts/yr

-avg time (years) between stockouts

Policy I is the (Q,R) policy determined above.

Policy II: Increase the order quantity by 10 units, and re-evaluate the policy using the original order point from policy I

Policy III: Increase the order point by 5 units, and re-evaluate the policy using the original order quantity from Policy I.

Both policies II and III should have the same total average inventory (cycle stock and safety stock). However, the mix of cycle stock vs. safety stock varies between the two.

Solutions

Expert Solution

Mean M 22
Standard Deviation SD 4
No. of Days N 365
Annual Demand D=MxN 8030
Ordering Cost Co $21 /order
Inventory Holding Cost Ch $2.5 /unit/year
Order Lead time Lt 4 days
Standard Deviation of Lead Time SDlt 0
Target Service Levels SLt 99%
Risk a=1-SLt 1%
Normal distribution contactn Z Za 2.58

Above is Given data.

Answers as per policy I, II & III are as follows:

Policy I
Economic Order Quantity Q=Square Root (2xDxC0/Ch) 367.2927987 368
Reorder point ROP=M*Lt+Za x Square Root(Lt x SD x SD+ M x M x SDlt x SDlt) 108.64 109
Orders/year ECQ=D/EOQ 21.86266659 22
Order Cycle 1/ECQ years 0.045740075 year
Order Cycle 365/ECQ days 16.69512722 days
Average Inventoy level IL=(Q+0)/2 184
Average stockouts per year SO=N*a 3.65
Average time between Stockouts Tso=1/So 0.27 years
Policy II
Economic Order Quantity Q 378
Reorder point ROP=M*Lt+Za x Square Root(Lt x SD x SD+ M x M x SDlt x SDlt) 108.64 109
Orders/year ECQ=D/EOQ 21.24338624 22
Order Cycle 1/ECQ years 0.047073474 years
Order Cycle 1/ECQ years 17.18181818 days
Average Inventoy level IL=(Q+0)/2 189
Average stockouts per year SO=N*a 3.65
Average time between Stockouts Tso=1/So 0.27 years
Policy III
Economic Order Quantity Q=Square Root (2xDxC0/Ch) 367.2927987 368
Reorder point ROP 114
Orders/year ECQ=D/EOQ 21.86266659 22
Order Cycle 1/ECQ years 0.045740075 years
Order Cycle 1/ECQ years 16.69512722 days
Average Inventoy level IL=(Q+0)/2 184
Average stockouts per year SO=N*a 3.65
Average time between Stockouts Tso=1/So 0.27

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