Capacity Usage Variance measures the difference between the actual number of machine hours worked and the budgeted number of machine hours allowed, highlighting efficiency and capacity utilization in manufacturing.
Machine Loading is the process of assigning jobs to machines ensuring the best possible utilization, often considered crucial in manufacturing and production management.
Chain feeding refers to the method of successively threading or inserting materials into machinery, where each piece is held in place by the preceding one, commonly used in various manufacturing processes, including continuous envelope feeding in computer printers.
Flexible Manufacturing refers to a computer-controlled manufacturing process that provides flexibility in adapting machinery to produce various products quickly and efficiently.
