Malzeme ihtiyaç planlaması sisteminde sipariş miktarının belirlenmesi üzerine bir uygulama

Bu çalışma, malzeme ihtiyaç planlaması (MİP) sistemlerinde uygun sipariş miktarının belirlenmesi üzerinedir.Genellikle MİP uygulamalarında, verilen siparişler net ihtiyaçlara eşit olarak alınmaktadır. Ancak bu tür uygulamalar her zaman iyi sonuç vermeyebilmektedir. Literatürde uygun sipariş miktarını belirlemeye yarayan birçok yöntem vardır. Bu yöntemlerden ekonomik sipariş miktarı (EOQ), peryodik sipariş miktarı (POQ) ve en az toplam maliyet (LTC) yöntemleri seçilerek Yiğit Akü A.Ş.'ne ait verilere uygulanmış, yöntemlerin performansları envanter ve sipariş maliyetleri açısından değerlendirilmiştir.

An application for defining lot size on the material requirements planning system

In this study, the lot sizing rules in material requirements planning (MRP) systems are considered and compared in terms of the inventory and set up costs. Most of the applications on MRP take the offset net requirements to constitute the planned order schedule. However, there are many situations where constraints on the order lot size make this an unsuitable procedure. In literature, there are several procedures to help determine the appropriate lot size. Among these procedures, the economic order quantity (EOQ), the periodic order quantity (POQ) and the least total cost ( LTC) are choosen and applied for determing the suitable lot sizes on Yiğit Batery Company's data.

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