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Chapter 4: Q12PE. (page 585)

These are the part quantities issued in the planned order release section of an MRP report.

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Lot sizes.

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01

 Lot size

The lot size is defined as the amount of the goods and services ordered for dispatch on a particular time and date and produced in a single manufacturing time.

02

 Quantity issued in lot size

The lot size is to bring together the determined net necessities by a specific unit thinking about cost decrease and work effectiveness.

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