A maker of spiral freezers, which allow food manufacturers to replace a batch freezing process with single piece flow in a fraction of the space, reviews the economics of replacing a batch suspending process using a coil freezer for a customer. The case enables pupils to show an understanding of process evaluation, bottlenecks, and Little's Law in the context of an economic cost/benefit analysis.
Process Engineering & Fabrication Case Study Solution
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