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Industrial Practice and Processes
Industrial Processes
Batch Production
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Cards (12)
What is batch production?
Making products in specific
quantities
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Give an example of a batch size in production.
A batch of
13
bread loaves
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When might a baker produce repeated batches?
Between
5 a.m.
and
12 noon
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What is the maximum size of a batch mentioned?
100,000
cans of
Heinz beans
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What types of large products are produced in small batches?
Aeroplanes
and
special
cakes
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What is a common characteristic of batch production?
It is usually very
labour intensive
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What tools are used in batch production for quality control?
Jigs and formers
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What are the advantages of batch production?
Stops production if
items
go out of fashion
Allows alteration to suit market demands
Machinery
can be adapted for different batches
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What are the disadvantages of batch production?
Requires
flexibility
for different products
High
initial setup costs
for production lines
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What is a feature of batch produced products regarding fashion?
They can be
fashionable
for a short time
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Why are batch produced products usually more expensive?
Due to
complexity
and higher
labor costs
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How does the complexity of batch production affect its cost?
More
processes
lead to higher production costs
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