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Economic manufacturing quantity model with investment and tolerance
*Chung-Ho ChenCorresponding authorchench@stust.edu.twDepartment of Industrial Management and Information Southern Taiwan University of Science and TechnologyYong-Kang Distri, Tainan City, 71005, Taiwan, R.O.C.View full profile →
, Tzu-Hsien Leethlee@stust.edu.twDepartment of Industrial Management and Information Southern Taiwan University of Science and TechnologyYong-Kang Distri, Tainan City, 71005, Taiwan, R.O.C.View full profile →
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In this article, the paper addresses a modified EMQ model with inspection. For the process parameters problem, one considers that quadratic loss function with process adjustment cost. For the integrated model, one considers the specified process capability index with consumer’s risk.
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