SOME PROBLEMS IN ORGANIZATION, PLANNING, AND ECONOMICS OF THE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY
Abstract
Calculations and analyses are made of prime costs of aircraft production, of planning and control of production, as well as standardization of the work processes. A new method is proposed for expanded calculation of prime cost of production. Under conditions of frequency change in items of production, considerable differences are presented by the preliminary calculation of prime production cost, since the necessary initial data are lacking. The method makes it possible to overcome these difficulties and to determine with a sufficient accuracy the prime production cost even prior to the presence of a detailed developed technology of its preparation. The problems involved in the planning of production and the practice existing for planning and control of the expenditure of wage reserves are discussed. The problem of determining the index of completeness of production during analysis and estimation of results of the work is treated. Shortcomings are indicated which exist in determining the production capabilities of aircraft factories. Several ways of eliminating these shortcomings in the selection of leading groups of equipment, leading sectors and shops, and also in the determination of a planned time reserve are suggested. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Aug 25, 1961
- Accession Number
- AD0266763
Entities
Organizations
- National Air and Space Intelligence Center