Analysis of the production planning and inventory control system used by NADEP, North Island for the repair of the T-64 series engine

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Boyer, Telford G.
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1988-06Advisor
Trietsch, Dan
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Greer, Willis R.
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This thesis is an analysis of the current production planning and inventory control system used by NADEP, North Island for the repair of the T-64 series engine. The system is described and analyzed for its effect on repair time and work-in-process inventory. Recommendations are made to improve repair time and reduce work-in-process inventory levels. A simulation and queueing theory are used to compare the queue of awaiting maintenance engines under the current system versus the queue when a specified monthly repair rate is maintained. Keywords: Production planning, Queueing theory. (jes)
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