...late 1920 when the automobile industry started to become popular so did the portable cement mixer or concrete mixer as it is more commonly know in the construction industry. A cement mixer is device often used in the construction industry to produce a concrete substance, this is done by adding compound components such as the concrete powder, mortar and water together with the aid of a cement mixer to mix and fold these components to form what is known as a concrete substance which may be used for the application of bricklaying, foot paths or drive ways. A cement mixer is often used in the construction industry in large quantities however these devices can also be used by DIY householders due to the variety of mixers currently available in today’s market. All mixers leverage power, torque and weight distribution to get the concrete to the site, but getting it out of the truck is where you'll see differences in truck designs. Most of the mixer fleet, especially older batch model trucks use a simple tip-and-pour method to get the concrete out of the mixer. A chute attaches to a port and the concrete pours out of the mixer to the project. Usually, the driver of the truck operates the machinery and aims the chute. Many transit mixers are coupled to a hydraulic lift bed that can tip up the drum, similar to a dump truck, if needed. Other trucks, many of them volumetric and the newer transit mixers, use a pump to move the concrete from the truck to the project. The pumps, usually reciprocating...
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...22 minutes (26+20+20 /3) to produce a dozen. (Considering that one order is a dozen.) 4) Because your baking trays can hold exactly one dozen cookies, you produce and sell cookies by the dozen. Should you give any discount for people who order two dozen cookies, three dozen cookies, or more? If so, how much? Will it take you any longer to fill a two-dozen cookie than a one-dozen cookie order? Because producing a second and a third dozen cookies will take less time than producing the first dozen cookies (excluding the washing and mixing steps), we can give a discount for people ordering two or three dozens. It can be a 10% off for the second and third dozens. 5) How many electric mixers and baking trays will you need? I can have 3 baking trays for each electric mixer. It will save me 2 minutes of spooning in the second dozen and 2 minutes in the third dozen. By having 3 baking trays, I can use the time of baking of the first dozen by spooning cookies onto the tray in the two others...
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...Kristen’s Cookie 1. How long does it take to fill a rush order [from mix and spoon, Load oven, bake, cool pack, and receive payment] ? (For orders of one dozen, and for orders of two dozens-same ingredients.) Answer: (a) for orders of one dozen 26 minutes (b) for orders of two dozens 36 minutes 2. For orders of one dozen, how many orders can you fill in a night? Assuming 4 hours per night - every order has a different recipe (so it does not add value to put pre-mixed ingredients ‘on stock’ during the night. - There are enough cookie trays (only the oven is a bottleneck) - The first step requires 6 minutes of attention, cleaning and loading the mixing equipment Capacity limited by throughput oven: o 4 hours = 240 minutes o Preparation before oven first batch - 8 minutes o Handling after last oven - 8 minutes (potentially one minute can be saved on the last 8 minutes, by preparing the invoice during the cooling time, but it has no impact on the total number of batches) - Remaining time for oven processes = 224 minutes Answer: 22 orders if me and my roommate stick to the described processes 3. (A) Given Kristen’s Cookie wants to maximize the revenue, do you need to employ your roommate if all orders are one-dozen orders(assuming orders do not have the same ingredient)? Answer: Need / No need Why? The takt time of the line is determined by the oven (bottleneck operation, excluding start up and close...
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...Kristen’s cookie company pre-case report DSC335 1. Draw a flow chart of the cookie-making process 2. How long will it take to fill a rush order of 1-dozen cookie? It will take 26 minutes to fill a rush order of 1-dozen cookie. (I revise my chart to 4 cycle orders) 3. What is the cycle time? How many orders can you fill in a night (4-hour period)? Does your answer depend on the size of the order, 1-dozen, 2-dozen, or 3-dozen? 1-dozen orders: The cycle time is 10 minutes. The first order of 1-dozen cookies will take 26 minutes, and each 10 minutes for another 1-dozen cookie order. (4*60-26)/10=21.4 plus the first order, we can make 22 orders of 1-dozen cookie fill in a night. 2-dozen orders: The cycle time is 20 minutes. The first order of 2-dozen cookies will take 36 minutes, and each 20 minutes for another 2-dozen cookie order. (4*60-36)/20=10.2 and plus the first order, we can make 11 orders of 2-dozen cookie fill in a night. 3-dozen orders: The cycle time is 30 minutes. The first order of 3-dozen cookies will take 46 minutes, and each 30 minutes for another 3-dozen cookie order. (4*60-46)/30=6.47 and plus the first order, we can make 7 orders of 3-dozen cookie fill in a night. 4. What is the difference in labor (both you and your roommate’s time) per dozen among 1-dozen, 2-dozen, and 3-dozen orders? 1-dozen orders: Me: Wash and Mixing 6 minutes + fill the tray 2 minutes = 8 minutes +my roommate: Setting timer and putting in the oven 1 minute...
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...Have you ever wanted to make a birthday cake for a loved one? Well, here is how to make a simple birthday cake. All you'll need is a little time, love, and a few items from the grocery store. You will need a boxed cake mix ,shortening, eggs, oil, and flour. You will need to gather a few items: a large mixing bowl, a large cake pan, an electric mixer or a large mixing spoon, a spatula, and measuring cups and spoons. First, you will need to wash your hands and work area. Read through the directions on the cake box to be sure you have everything you need. Then, gather all of your equipment and food items in your work area, organize it according to the order you will use them in making your cake. Be sure to preheat your oven to the appropriate temperature before you begin. Next, put the dry cake mix into your large mixing bowl. Then, put the prescribed amount of water, oil, and eggs into the mix. Then, with the electric mixer or mixing spoon mix the batter until it is smooth and free of clumps. Next, grease the large cake pan with the shortening. If you wish, you can wrap your fingers with wax paper to keep them from getting greasy. Then, flour the pan lightly. If you do this over the garbage can it will be easier to clean your work area later. Next, pour the cake batter into the cake pan, using the rubber spatula to scrape all of the batter off of the sides of the bowl. Be sure the batter is level in the pan so it will rise evenly. Next, place the cake on the top rack of the...
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...1. List part #, description, and Price for all Parts SELECT Part_num, Description, Price FROM Part; Output: Part_num Description Price AT94 Iron 24.95 BV06 Home Gym 794.95 CD52 Microwave Oven 165.00 DL71 Cordless Drill 129.95 DR93 Gas Range 495.00 DW11 Washer 399.99 FD21 Stand Mixer 159.95 KL62 Dryer 349.95 KV29 Treadmill 1390.00 2. List all rows & columns for the Orders table SELECT * FROM Orders; Output: ORDER_NUM ORDER_DATE CUSTOMER_NUM 21608 2007-10-20 148 21610 2007-10-20 356 21613 2007-10-21 408 21614 2007-10-21 282 21617 2007-10-23 608 21619 2007-10-23 148 21623 2007-10-23 608 3. List the name of clusters with credit limit =< $7500 SELECT Customer_name FROM Customer WHERE Credit_limit <=7500; Output: Customer_name Al's Appliance and Sport Ferguson's The Everything Shop ...
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...1. How long will it take you to fill a rush order? It takes twenty-seven minutes to fill a rush order of one dozen cookies because it takes 1 minute to receive, read, print, and send reply to the customer order; 6 minutes to place all the ingredients of the order into a mixing bowl, up to three dozen cookies worth, and mix; 2 minutes to spoon the cookie dough onto a tray, a dozen per tray; 10 minutes to put the cookie into the one tray capacity oven, set the timer, and bake the cookies; 5 minutes to take the cookies out of the oven and let them cool; 2 minutes per dozen to take the cookies off the tray and carefully pack them into a box; and 1 minute to accept payment for the order. The overall process takes 19 minutes per dozen and a constant 8 minutes for every order under four dozen cookies because of each order under four dozen will always take 2 minutes to receive and accept payment for the order and 6 minutes to mix ingredients up three dozen cookies worth. So for a rush order of two dozen it will take 46 minutes and a rush order of three dozen will take 65 minutes. 2. How many orders can you fill in a night, assuming you are open four hours each night? Assuming all orders are only one dozen, we could fill 24 orders in a night because the bottleneck resource of the process, which determines the capacity of the whole process, is the baking in the oven. Baking takes 10 minutes giving it the lowest capacity of all the steps and the capacity of the whole process...
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...Indivisual Assignment 1: Kristen’s Cookie I. Flow Diagram for fulfilling an order II. How long will it take to fill a rush order? Washing out mixer bowl and mixing ingredient + Spooning cookie on to tray + Putting cookie in oven & setting timer and baking + Leaving for cool + Packing in a box + Accepting payment 6 + 2 + 10 + 5 + 2 + 1 = 26 min III. How many orders can you fill in a night, assuming you are open four hours each night? Since the required resource for different stages are not all in common, Kristen and his roommate could process two orders simultaneously. However, before starting the second tray of cookie, we need to wait until Kristen is done with washing mixer bowl, mix ingredients and spooning cookie on to tray for the first tray, for which the time lag would be 6 + 2 = 8 min. After Kristen are done with washing mixer bowl, mix ingredients and spooning cookie on to tray for the second tray, they would realize the oven is still in use of baking the first tray of cookie; therefore, we need to wait another 2 minutes for the availability of oven. Thus, the total time lag between the first and the second would be 8 + 2 = 10 min. The expression of the number of minutes to produce n one-dozen batches is: 16+10n≤4*60 So we can get n≤22.4. The nearest integer is 22; therefore, we can fill 22 order in a night in...
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...How to Make a Cake Have you ever wanted to make a birthday cake for a loved one? Well, here is how to make a simple birthday cake. All you'll need is a little time, love, and a few items from the grocery store. You will need a boxed cake mix, shortening, eggs, oil, flour, and birthday candles. When you get home, you will need to gather a few items: a large mixing bowl, a large cake pan, an electric mixer or a large mixing spoon, a spatula, and measuring cups and spoons. First, you will need to wash your hands and work area. Read through the directions on the cake box to be sure you have everything you need. Then, gather all of your equipment and food items in your work area, organize it according to the order you will use them in making your cake. Be sure to preheat your oven to the appropriate temperature before you begin. Next, put the dry cake mix into your large mixing bowl. Then, put the prescribed amount of water, oil, and eggs into the mix. Then, with the electric mixer or mixing spoon mix the batter until it is smooth and free of clumps. Next, grease the large cake pan with the shortening. If you wish, you can wrap your fingers with wax paper to keep them from getting greasy. Then, flour the pan lightly. If you do this over the garbage can it will be easier to clean your work area later. Next, pour the cake batter into the cake pan, using the rubber spatula to scrape all of the batter off of the sides of the bowl. Be sure the batter is level in the pan so it will rise...
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...Case Report: Kristen’s Cookie Company Question 1 How long will it take to fulfill a rush order? | Gantt Chart for Kristen's Cookie Case | | | | | | | | | | | | | To fulfill the rush order it is still necessary to go through all parts of the process illustrated on the process flow diagram of the cookie-making process (it can be found on the last page). As there are no processes that can be done in a parallel way, every stage follows the other. Calculating the time needed for each step it can be concluded that the order can’t be prepared less than in 26 minutes. Question 2 How many orders can you fill in a night, assuming you are open 4 hours each night? We already know from the first question, the first dozen can be fulfilled in 26 minutes. Lets have a look, on the fastest possible way to prepare the second and all the following dozens. I can start preparing the 2nd order as soon as I start heating the oven (the chart visually demonstrates it): According to the chart it takes 26 minutes to fill the first order and 10 minutes more to fill each following order. From here we have: Operating time = 4*60 = 240 minutes The formula for counting the amount of orders that are able to be produced can be seen as: 16+10n <= 240 where n is the numbers of orders. From this equation we get, that n(max) = 22 dozen. So during 4 hours in a night one can prepare 22 dozen of cookies in 236 minutes. Question 3 How much of your own and your roommate’s valuable...
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...DJ Service offers the following services: Live Disc Jockey Entertainment Services at Weddings, Community events, House Parties, Cookouts, Formal/Informal Dances and just added Sound system rentals to other Disc Jockeys. BIG LIGG ENTERTAINMENT Mobile DJ Service also offers Compact Discs (CD’s) for events consisting of the music chosen by its customers. For Wedding receptions BIG LIGG ENTERTAINMENT Mobile DJ Service offers compact discs with a picture of the Bride and Groom, date of the event and a special salutation to the guest and wedding party, also consisting of music chosen by the Bride and Groom. I have recently reached out to other Disc Jockey’s who service similar gigs as myself offering to add their services with mine when marketing my services in order to broaden the target market. In doing this, we share ideas, and we pass on leads to one another. One of the Disc Jockeys specializes in Karaoke Entertainment and in promoting and booking services such as his and charging a small finder’s fee for me, BIG LIGG ENTERTAINMENT Mobile DJ Service is constantly producing a profit as with renting my sound system equipment to other Disc Jockeys. Finally, and this is probably one of the most important points - to be a very successful mobile/special event DJ I need to use my personality to entertain and encourage the audience to participate in what I’m offering. The best mobile Disc Jockeys (DJs) are in fact "Party Hosts" with great personalities and stage presence that are...
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...Mixing alcohol with other substances such as energy drinks is never really a good idea, and pairing it with energy drinks may become very dangerous, especially for the young adults whom drink it more often. A teenage girl at the aged 16, died after consuming three cans of pulse, which is a mix of vodka, soda and guarana, at a party in Cheltenham. An autopsy was conducted and it was found that the cause of death could not be determined. At a certain point, alcohol stops making a person intoxicated and doing liver damage and starts to do SERIOUS cellular damage to all parts of the body. Your blood stops being efficient at oxygenating muscles and tissues, and the alcohol itself contribute to killing cells (especially brain-cells). At this point you can risk brain-damage, and even death. For this reason you might want to avoid the Caffeine. Alcoholic mixed drinks have many adverse effects and are a dangerous cocktail. The mixed drink needs something done about it. When you ingest caffeine, it stimulates the body's fight or flight response, producing a surge of adrenaline. If our bodies are subjected to too much adrenaline, we can experience seizures, chest pain, heart palpitations and agitation – these are all signs of caffeine toxicity. The vast majority of these related to 'recreational' use of energy drinks, with affected 'recreational users' aged 15 to 21 years. Energy drinks have become enmeshed in the subculture of partying. The practice of mixing energy drinks with...
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...Please use this grid layout for your ideas about which areas of learning you have made the most progress. You must include at least 6 areas of the production process to cover single and multi-cam projects. You must have make equal reference to both courses. Karla White. TVP Multi Camera/Single Camera Reflective Analysis Production Process | What you have learned | How this is reflected in literature | How you could have improved on what you did. | What you will do in the future to consolidate your learning. | Interview Skills | Here I learnt how to persuade a difficult interviewee into continuing with the interview by putting them at ease and assuring them.Watching the presenters interviewing our performer I felt there were a few pregnant pauses but nothing that was majorly noticeable I have learnt this could be more scripted and practiced between the presenters and interviewee so there is more of a comfortable atmosphere and chemistry is evident, otherwise it is seen as awkward on screen. For our final production our 5min drama there really wasn’t much interviewing but we did have to build a rapport with the actors so it was a smoother working environment. This I did with ease. | M. Rabiger, Chapter 30Shows to me how to pacify and work well with people Sally Adams, Wynford Hicks – 2009, Interviewing for Journalists “The successful interview comes from a professional approach”Developing Drama Skills 11-14 By Joss BennathanThis was more about the process of the development...
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...Brandy Schwartzberg Midterm paper In this class we have learned there are three separate jobs that everyone that works in the sound department has to know. Even though they are separate jobs they blend together a little bit. These jobs are the mixer, the cord operator and the boom technician. Without these people a movie would not have good sound as far as dialogue and ambiance. The first job is the mixer. This person has a lot of responsibilities. They connect the mixer to the recorder along with connecting the other equipment to the mixer. They make sure that we have good sound. They do this by putting the mixer audio level at zero and then putting the recorders DB level at negative twelve. By doing this it gives them some head room incase an actor increases the ton of their voice i.e. yells at another actor, we will still have good audio. The mixer is also in charge of doing the time codes. This means they right down the time code or this time on the recorder which the audio is recording and then writes down if that take was good or bad. Next we have the cord operator. This person’s job although you may think it is pretty easy it is a very important part of this department. Without a cord operator your boom person can fall, trip, ect. because someone is on standing on the cord. This person is also in charge of keeping the cords wrapped correctly. The last job on set as far as sound goes is the boom operator. This person determines which kind of mic he...
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...Company G 3 Year Marketing Plan Assessment Code: MKT1 Student Name: Annette Davison Student ID: 000278648 Date: 4-14-14 Mentor Name: Jennie Aguirre Introduction Company G a leader in the small appliance industry announces a new product to simplify your time in the kitchen baking with our new XG Standing Mixer. The XG Standing Mixer comes with an LCD touch screen that enables you to program mixing times, speed and much more. Mission Statement We enable consumers to improve the quality and convenience of their lives by providing innovative electronics solutions. Product Description and Classification The XG Stand Mixer is a standing countertop mixer with a base and a 409 stainless steel bowl. It comes with an LCD touch screen that allows the user to program how long the mixer mixes and at what speed. The bowl also comes with a removable splash guard to prevent the ingredients from splashing out. The innovative design of the LCD touch screen is a first for this type of mixer. It will allow the user to set the mixing time without worrying how long the mixer has been on. The mixer starts when you hit the start button and will mix at the set speed until time has expired. You can also set the mixer to mix at a set speed then change to another speed at a certain time period. Anything that needs to be mixed together can be with the XG Standing Mixer. Consumer Factors The XG Standing Mixer will be considered a shopping product in the three way classification, supported...
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