Purchase analysis and example cost calculation analysis of corrugated roller
when purchasing corrugated roller, the first consideration is the corrugated type. There are many recognized standards and different specifications for each of the most commonly used ridge types (such as B, because the quality of the sensor determines the accuracy and force measurement stability of the experimental machine, C, e ridge types, etc.). Different ridge height, ridge spacing and ridge arc combine to produce different ridge types, and the produced cardboard is also different. In any ink "> carton enterprise, the selection of roll specification is a very important strategic decision. The key to this decision is the shrinkage rate, which has a significant impact on the cost in commercial terms. For example, the shrinkage rate will be reduced by 2%, which will effectively save paper.
the relationship between shrinkage rate and production cost
shrinkage rate (TUR) = {(original rate - new rate)/The original ratio}
for example, the shrinkage of two assumed b-shape = {(1..3165)/1.3504} =0.0251, expressed as a percentage (multiplied by 100), is 2.51%
cost of paper saved in the service life of the roll (euros) = weight of paper saved (tons) (WTS) cost per ton of paper
wts=average weight of TUR paper area of corrugated paper processed by the roll
or wts=tur {average weight of paper (life of roll, average width of original tur paper frame)}
if the average weight of paper =105gsm, the life of roll =40000000 meters, the average width of paper frame =2 meters, and the cost of paper is 300 euros per ton, then wts=0.0251 {105 (401.35042)} =284.7 tons
note: the unit of weight is GSM (g/m2), and the life of roll is calculated in meters
if the traction factor increases, the expansion rate will become a negative factor, and the cost reduction will become the cost increase.) Therefore: the cost of paper saved in the service life of the roller =300284.7=85410 euros. You should know that the above equation is approximate and is affected by different wear rates. However, they provide a simple method to calculate the cost of different types
production cost
the second economic factor to consider is the life of the roll related to the cost. When calculating the ratio between the two, the total cost of rollers, bearings and other parts used in installation and labor force for installing rollers should be taken into account
the calculation method of the cost of rolls per million units of linear length is as follows:
cost = {cost of rolls + cost of bearings, etc. + cost of installation labor}/life of rolls
if the cost of rolls is 57000 euros, the cost of bearings and other parts is 8000 euros, the cost of installation labor is 1600 euros, and the service life is 40000000 meters, The cost/life ratio (c/mlm) should be:
c/mlm= total cost/total life =66600 euros/40mlm=1665 euros/mlm
this equation can be used to evaluate the results of different decisions during roll operation, such as the second and third use after regrinding
generally, there are two ways to purchase corrugated rollers. The first is direct purchase, which is also the most common choice; The second is renting, and the roll is included in the corrugated roll management project. In these two cases, the economic factors to be considered include working capital, cost, ridge shape and roll life
suppose there is a pair of chrome plated rollers with a diameter of 400mm. After 30000000 meters of production, the chromium plating layer is just finished, and then grind the roll, or change the roll after 40000000 meters of production (until the hardened stainless steel corrugated material is finished) before grinding. Both options are feasible, and both have completed the first round of service life, but the second one saves costs than the first one. In the long run, we must see the impact of these two options on the future use of rollers
select 1
the initial purchase cost of the roller =67000 euros
the first use =30000000 meters, the cost of regrinding, re plating and re installation =40000 euros
the roller only loses a layer of surface, so it can be assumed that when it works again, the diameter and ridge shape of the roller return to close to the original specification, so the cost of paper is zero
the second use =30. It is learned from Wuhan Economic and Technological Development Zone that the cost of regrinding, re plating and re installation is 000000 meters =40000 euros, and the corrugated shape is restored to its original appearance. The third and last use =30000000 meters
due to large-area grinding, the roll broke after three uses. So total production =90000000 meters
total cost of purchase, regrinding and reinstallation =147000 euros
so total cost of roller =1633 euros/million meters
select 2
initial purchase cost of roller =67000 euros
first use =40000000 meters, regrinding, re plating and reinstallation cost =40000 euros
because the roller lost the whole coating and part of the base material, it is assumed that when working again, The shrinkage of the corrugated type will increase, which will lead to an increase of 25000 euros in the cost of paper in the subsequent 40million unit linear length operation
second use =40000000 meters, the cost of regrinding, re plating and re installation =40000 euros
after the second use, the cost of paper is 50000 euros, and the third and last use =40000000 meters
if the roller diameter is reduced a little, it will be lower than the minimum specification of the manufacturer, and the roller will break after three uses
so the total production =120 million meters
the total cost of purchase, regrinding and reinstallation =222000 euros
so the total cost of the roll =1850 euros/million meters
conclusion
the better way is to smash the roll after the second use in scheme 2, because the cost of grinding 40000 euros plus the cost of paper 50000 euros has exceeded the cost of a new set of rolls. After modifying selection 2, we get:
total production =80000000 meters
total cost of purchase, regrinding and reinstallation =132000 euros
spectrum analyzerso the total cost of roller =1650 euros/million meters
the above example is completely hypothetical, but the reality is more complex
suppose there is a pair of chrome plated rollers with a diameter of 400mm. After 30000000 meters of production, the chromium plating layer is just finished, and then grind the roll, or change the roll after 40000000 meters of production (until the hardened stainless steel corrugated material is finished) before grinding. Both options are feasible, and both have completed the first round of service life, but the second one saves costs than the first one. In the long run, we must see the impact of these two options on the future use of rollers
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