AN APPROACH TO ECONOMIC OPTIMIZATION OF THE BATCH SIZE IN THE TEXTILE INDUSTRY

Year 2018, Volume: 28 Issue: 4, 250 - 257, 29.12.2018

Sanja Puzovıc Miroslav Radojıcıc Jasmina Vesıc Vasovıc Vladan Paunovıc Zoran Nesıc

https://doi.org/10.32710/tekstilvekonfeksiyon.482864

Cited By: 1

Abstract

One of the important
factors of the economic optimization of production processes is the proper
dimensioning of the batch in which production is carried out. This request
becomes particularly pronounced in the conditions of the textile industry,
where the economic rationalization of production is of crucial importance for a
market success. In the paper, we presented the model of the optimization of the
batch size based on an analysis of the structure of the expenses, inclusive of
a request for their minimization. The suggested model enables the determination
of the batch size which has the lowest costs and also the extent to which it is
allowed to deviate from the calculated optimum, but still remain within
economic rationality. The aim of the theoretical and practical aspects of the
paper is to point out the contribution of the suggested approach towards the
economicrationalization of production processes in the textile industry. 

Keywords

Batch Size, Costs of the Series, Optimization, Production Planning, Textile Industry

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