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1. Problem 9-14
Hardrock Concrete’s owner has decided to increase the capacity at his smallest plant
(see Problem 9-13). Instead of producing 30 loads of concrete per day at plant 3, that
plant’s capacity is doubled to 60 loads.
Find the new optimal solution using the northwest corner rule and stepping-
stone method.
How has changing the third plant’s capacity altered the optimal shipping
assignment ?
Discuss the concepts of degeneracy and multiple optimal solutions with regard to
this problem.
Answer :
To Project Plant
From Project A Project B Project C
Dummy Capacities
10 4 11 0
Plant 1 40 30 10 - 10
- 70
12 5 8 0
Plant 2 - 20 30 - 50
9 7 6 0
Plant 3 - - 30 30 60
Project
40 50 60 30 180
Requirements
Plant 1 to dummy = 0 – 4 + 5 – 8 + 6 – 0 = -1
Closed Path: P1D – P1B + P2B – P2C +P3C – P3D
Plant 2 to Project A = 12 – 5 + 4 – 10 = 1
Closed Path: P2A – P2B + P1B – P1A
Plant 2 to dummy = 0 – 8 + 6 – 0 = -2
Closed Path: P2D – P2C + P3C – P3D
Plant 3 to Project A = 9 – 6 + 8 – 5 + 4 – 10 = 0
Closed Path: P3A – P3C + P2C – P2B + P1B –P1A
Plant 3 to Project B = 7 – 6 + 8 – 5 = 4
Closed Path: P3B - P3C + P2C – P2B
First Solution
To Project Plan
From Project A Project B Project C
Dummy Capacities
10 4 11 0
Plant 1 40 30 10 - - 70
10
12 5 8 0
Plant 2 - 20 30 50
9 7 6 0
Plant 3 - - 60 0 60
Project
40 50 60 30 180
Requirements
Plant 1 to dummy = 0 – 0 + 5 – 4 = 1
Closed Path: P1dummy – P2dummy + P2B – P1B
Plant 2 to Project A = 12 – 5 + 4 – 10 = 1
Closed Path: P2A – P2B + P1B – P1A
Plant 2 to Project C = 8 – 6 + 0 -0 = 2
Closed Path: P2C – P3C + P3dummy – P2dummy
Plant 3 to Project A = 9 – 0 + 0 – 5 + 4 – 10 = -2
Closed Path: P3A – P3dummy + P2dummy – P2B + P1B – P1A
Plant 3 to Project B = 7 – 0 + 0 – 5 = 2
Closed Path: P3B - P3dummy + P2dummy – P2B
Karena masih ada yang negatif, hal ini menunjukkan bahwa masih dapat dioptimasi lagi.
Second solution
To Project Plan
From Project A Project B Project C
Dummy Capacities
10 4 11 0
Plant 1 40 30 10 - - 70
10
12 5 8 0
Plant 2 - 20 30 50
9 7 6 0
Plant 3 0 - 60 60
Project
40 50 60 30 180
Requirements
Plant 2 to Project A = 12 – 5 + 4 – 10 = 1
Closed Path:
Plant 2 to Project C = 8 – 5 + 4 – 10 + 9 – 6 = 0
Closed Path:
Plant 3 to Project B = 7 – 4 + 10 – 9 = 4
Closed Path:
Plant 3 to dummy = 0 – 0 + 5 – 4 + 10 – 9 = 2
Closed Path:
Semua hasil perhitungan telah menghasilkan hasil yang positif, dengan angka terkecil
yaitu “0”, hal ini menunjukkan bahwa operasi yang dilakukan telah menghasilkan
hasil yang optimum atau paling hemat. Besarnya biaya minimum yang dikeluarkan
untuk transportasi tersebut ditunjukkan pada tabel berikut.
Route
Unit Shipped Cost per Unit Total Cost ($)
From to
Total 980
Berdasarkan model terakhir, didapatkan biaya transportasi sebesar $ 980. Hal ini
menunjukkan bahwa terjadi penghematan sebesar $ 1040 - $ 980 = $ 60
2. Problem 9-15
Input data
Data
COSTS Project A Project B Project C Dummy Supply
Plant 1 10 4 11 0 70
Plant 2 12 5 8 0 50
Plant 3 9 7 6 0 60
Demand 40 50 60 30 180 \ 180
Shipments
Shipments Project A Project B Project C Dummy Row Total
Plant 1 40 30 70
Plant 2 20 30 50
Plant 3 30 30 60
Column Total 40 50 60 30 180 \ 180
Output data
Data
COSTS Project A Project B Project C Dummy Supply
Plant 1 10 4 11 0 70
Plant 2 12 5 8 0 50
Plant 3 9 7 6 0 60
Demand 40 50 60 30 180 \ 180
Shipments
Shipments Project A Project B Project C Dummy Row Total
Plant 1 20 50 0 0 70
Plant 2 0 0 20 30 50
Plant 3 20 0 40 0 60
Column Total 40 50 60 30 180 \ 180
Berdasarkan hasil software QM, dapat dilihat bahwa hasil yang dilakukan dengan
cara manual ( soal 9-14 ) adalah menghasilkan hasil yang sama ketika dikerjakan
menggunakan software QM, yaitu sebesar $ 980
3. Problem 9-21
Finnish Furniture manufactures tables in facilities located in three cities—Reno,
Denver, and Pittsburgh. The tables are then shipped to three retail stores located in
To
From Phoenix Cleveland Chicago
Reno 10 16 19
Denver 12 14 13
Pittsburgh 18 12 12
Phoenix has a demand of 140 units, Cleveland has a demand of 160 units, and
Chicago has a demand of 180 units. How many units should be shipped from each
manufacturing facility to each of the retail stores if cost is to be minimized? What is
the total cost?
Answer :
To
Cleveland Plan
From Phoenix (A) Chicago (C)
(B) Capacities
10 16 19
Reno (D) 120 - 10 120
12 14 13
Denver (E) 20 160 20 200
18 12 12
Pittsburgh (F) - - 160 160
Project
140 160 180 480
Requirements
Stepping-stone method
Reno to Cleveland = 16 – 10 + 12 – 14 = 4
Closed Path: DB – DA + EA – EB
Reno to Chicago = 19 – 10 + 12 – 13 = 8
Closed Path: DC – DA + EA – EC
Pittsburgh to Phoenix= 18 – 12 + 13 – 12 = 7
Closed Path: FA – FC + EC - EA
Pittsburgh to Phoenix= 12 – 12 + 13 – 14 = -1
Closed Path: FB – FC + EC – EB
Terdapat nilai minus 1 pada rute Pittsburgh ke phoenix. Hal ini menunjukkan bahwa
operasi masih bisa dilakukan perbaikan untuk mendapatkan biaya yang paling
minimum.
To
Cleveland Plan
From Phoenix (A) Chicago (C)
(B) Capacities
10 16 19
Reno (D) 120 - 10 - 120
12 14 13
Denver (E) 20 - 180 200
18 12 12
Pittsburgh (F) - 160 - 160
Project
140 160 180 480
Requirements
Closed Path: DC – DA + EA – EC
Tidak terdapat hasil yang negatif, sehingga proses iterasi dapat dihentikan. Total
cost hasil optimasi dapat dilihat pada tabel berikut:
Route
Unit shipped Unit Cost Total Cost
From To
Reno Phoenix 120 10 1200
Denver Phoenix 20 12 240
Pittsburgh Cleveland 160 12 1920
Denver Chicago 180 13 2340
TOTAL 5700
Sehingga total cost yang minimum adalah sebesar $ 5700, dimana Cleveland
mendapatkan supply dari Pittsburg sebanyak yang dibutuhkan Cleveland yaitu
sebanyak 160. Begitupula dengan Chicago, yang mendapatkan supply sebanyak 180
dari Denver. Sementara Phoenix harus men supply dari dua tempat, yaitu dari Reno
sebesar 120 dan dari Denver sebesar 20.
4. Problem 9-22
Finnish Furniture has experienced a decrease in the demand for tables in Chicago;
the demand has fallen to 150 units (see Problem 9-21).
What special condition would exist?
What is the minimum-cost solution?
Will there be any units remaining at any of the manufacturing facilities?
First Solution
To
Cleveland Plan
From Phoenix (A) Chicago (C)
(B) Capacities
10 16 19 0
Reno (D) 120 - 10 120
12 14 13 0
Denver (E) 20 160 20 200
18 12 12 0
Pittsburgh (F) - - 130 30 160
Second solution
To
Cleveland Plan
From Phoenix (A) Chicago (C)
(B) Capacities
10 16 19 0
Reno (D) 120 - 10 120
12 14 13 0
Denver (E) 20 30 150 200
18 12 12 0
Pittsburgh (F) - 130 30 160
Project
140 160 150 480
Requirements
metode stepping-stone
• Reno to Cleveland = 16 – 14 + 12 - 10 = 4
• Reno to Chicago = 19 – 10 + 12 - 13 = 8
• Reno to Dummy = 0 – 10 + 12 – 14 + 12 - 0 = 0
• Denver to Dummy = 0 – 14 + 12 - 0 = -2
• Pittsburgh to Phoenix = 18 – 12 + 14 - 12 = 8
• Pittsburgh to Chicago = 12 – 13 + 14 - 12 = 1
10 16 19 0
Reno (D) 120 - 10 120
12 14 13 0
Denver (E) 20 150 30 200
18 12 12 0
Pittsburgh (F) - 160 0 160
Project
140 160 150 480
Requirements
metode stepping-stone
Reno to Cleveland = 16 – 12 + 0 – 0 + 12 - 10 = 6
Reno to Chicago = 19 – 10 + 12 - 13 = 8
Reno to Dummy = 0 – 0 + 12 - 10 = 2
Denver to Cleveland = 14 – 0 + 0 - 12 = 2
Pittsburgh to Phoenix = 18 – 0 + 0 - 12 = 6
Pittsburgh to Chicago = 12 – 0 + 0 - 13 =0
Sudah tidak ada yang negatif, hal ini menunjukkan bahwa sudah didapatkan
komposisi yang optimum atau paling hemat. Yaitu sebesar $5310 atau terdapat
penghematan sebesar $190
5. Problem 9.35
Don Levine Corporation is considering adding an additional plant to its three existing
facilities in Decatur, Minneapolis, and Carbondale. Both St. Louis and East St. Louis
are being considered. Evaluating only the transportation costs per unit as shown in
the tables below and on the next page, which site is best?
Answer :
25 27 20 30
Ciro 50 150 200
22 25 22 30
Des
50 150 150 350
moines
Demand
300 200 150 150 800
Capacity
Cost for first alternatif = (250x20)+(50x25)+(150x27)+(50x25)+(150x22)+(150x30)
= 19,350
Using the stepping-stone method, the following improvement indices are computed:
Path:
Second Solution
25 27 20 30
Ciro 200 200
22 25 22 30
Des
50 150 150 350
moines
Demand
300 200 150 150 800
Capacity
= 18,600
Using the stepping-stone method, the following improvement indices are computed:
Path:
Third Solution
25 27 20 30
Ciro 200 200
22 25 22 30
Des
50 150 150 350
moines
Demand
300 200 150 150 800
Capacity
Using the stepping-stone method, the following improvement indices are computed:
Path:
25 27 20 30
Ciro 50 150 200
22 25 22 30
Des
200 150 350
moines
Demand
300 200 150 150 800
Capacity
Cost for fourth alternatif = (50x20)+(50x25)+( 200x22)+(200x17)+(150x20)+(150x30)
= 17,550
Using the stepping-stone method, the following improvement indices are computed:
Path:
Fifth Solution
25 27 20 30
Ciro 150 50 200
22 25 22 30
Des
250 100 350
moines
Demand
300 200 150 150 800
Capacity
= 17,400
Using the stepping-stone method, the following improvement indices are computed:
Path:
Kesimpulan :
St. Louis
First Solution
25 27 20 28
Ciro 50 150 200
22 25 22 31
Des
50 150 150 350
moines
Demand
300 200 150 150 800
Capacity
= 19,500
Path:
Second Solution
25 27 20 28
Ciro 200 200
22 25 22 31
Des
50 150 150 350
moines
Demand
300 200 150 150 800
Capacity
= (100x20)+(200x25)+(150x17)+(50x25)+(150x22)+(150x31)
= 18,750
Using the stepping-stone method, the following improvement indices are computed:
Path:
25 27 20 28
Ciro 200 200
22 25 22 31
Des
50 150 150 350
moines
Demand
300 200 150 150 800
Capacity
Cost for third alternatif = (50x20)+(200x25)+(50x22)+(200x17)+(150x22)+(150x30)
= 18,300
Using the stepping-stone method, the following improvement indices are computed:
Path:
Fourth Solution
25 27 20 28
Ciro 50 150 200
22 25 22 31
Des
200 150 350
moines
Demand
300 200 150 150 800
Capacity
= 17,550
Using the stepping-stone method, the following improvement indices are computed:
Path:
Fifth Solution
25 27 20 28
Ciro 50 150 200
22 25 22 31
Des
250 100 350
moines
Demand
300 200 150 150 800
Capacity
= 17,300
Using the stepping-stone method, the following improvement indices are computed:
Path:
25 27 20 28
Ciro 100 100 200
22 25 22 31
Des
300 50 350
moines
Demand
300 200 150 150 800
Capacity
= 17,250
Using the stepping-stone method, the following improvement indices are computed:
Path: