Continuously variable transmission

Problem Formulation [1] Figure 2 shows the utility-connected HPGS, which consists of WT, PV, SB, GT, and utility grid. The main objective functions of this system are the total annual cost (TAC) and the system pollution (SP). Equation 3 shows the multi-objective function should be minimized. f=min⁡(TAC,SP) (3) Equation 4 shows the first objective function, which it…

Make Purchase Difference Bid price from Marley $ 17.30 Direct material ($195,000/30,000)*1.08 $7.02 Direct labor ($120,000/30,000)*1.05 $4.20 Factory space rental ($84,000/32,000) $2.625 Equipment leasing costs ($36,000/32,000) $1.125 Variable manufacturing overhead [($225,000*40%)/30,000] $3.00 Total cost per unit to make $17.97 Difference between make and purchase is : $17.97 $17.30 0.67 i. Total costs Make Purchase Difference Bid price from Marley ($17.30*32,000)…

Isocost curve is that curve represents the combination of inputs that will cost the producer the same amout of money. We get the slope of the isocost line. The isocost line shows the various combinations of labor and capital a firm can buy with a given price. The slope of isocost line = PL/Pk. In the given equation, the price of labour is indicated by PL and the price of capital is given by PK. The isocost line may change if the amount of money spent to buy factors changes but the slope…

Transfer price has been defined as an amount charged on a product or service when supplying division transfers the good or service to receiving division. In this situation, Electrical Division is the supplying division, while Brake Division is the receiving division. During the process of setting transfer price, W Industries should ensure the goal congruence between Electrical Division and Brake Division. In other words, both divisions should not strive to maximize their own divisions’ profits…

contribution of each mile is $0.76. FHP proposed a price of $2.15/mile that Overland could charge for line haul, fuel surcharge and miscellaneous fees. The variable costs incurred are $.06 for insurance, 0.78 for fuel, 0.01 for oil lubricants, 0.01 for tolls, 0.07 for parts and small tools, 0.44 for hourly wages and 0.02…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Ocean Carriers Inc. is a global provider and operator of capesize dry bulk carriers carrying mainly iron ore. The objective of this analysis is to determine whether Ocean Carriers should launch the two year production of a new capsize carrier incurring costs of $39 million. To thoroughly analyze this decision, various factors should be considered such as net present value of future cash flows, current and future expectations of supply and demand determining costs of…

Would you rather be on a tropical island or go to a place not far away fro home? If you are going on a trip. If you have to decide between going to Hawaii or Florida? Hawaii and Florida both have a lot to offer to you. If you love beaches both states have them. Flying to Hawaii costs $1,500. Flying to Florida cost $378 per person. It takes 2-3 hours to fly to Florida. It takes 9-10 hours to fly to Hawaii. Hawaii is father than Florida, but Hawaii is a tropical island that you will probably get…

What are Bail Bonds? If you are arrested a court will set the amount of your bail. This is the amount of money it takes for you to get out of jail while awaiting your court date. Depending on the seriousness of the crime you are accused of, the bond can be a high amount or a low amount. The main reason for a bail bond is to ensure that you will be around when the time comes to go to court. Bail Bond Amounts Differ The bail amount that is set by the court is sometimes low enough so that you…

It is observed a diverse approach in the meaning of purchasing amongst the literature background. Van Weele (2010) defines purchasing as the typical term which is related to the acquisition process of raw materials but it can also be known as procurement or even supply management. Bowersox (2010), states that purchasing has been traditionally adversarial and transaction focused, thus primarily interested in the product price. Nowadays, on the contrary, a shift towards the lowest cost of…

Three main manufacturing processes exist; formative, subtractive and additive processes. These manufacturing processes can be divided by the type of action or actions required to produce the final part. Formative processes form the material into the desired shape, either by using dies or moulds. Examples of formative processes are stamping, forging, drawing, rolling or extruding. Subtractive processes on the other hand remove layers of material to form the final part. Turning, milling, grinding,…