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Part 2 describes, according to the general technical process condition
s, the mechanical and constructional equipment of the 4 models, the in
vestment expenditure, effective life and maintenance quotas of which a
re represented on the basis of subdivisions. The technical layout was
adjusted to a reduced capacity utilization (65% and 33% employment). T
he investments necessary for the basic version (100% employment) reach
ed 25.0 million DM in model 1 and 54.5 million DM in model 4. Consumpt
ions of the factors of production raw materials, personnel, energy, su
pplies and repair work are derived from the specific equipment of the
model. Input of resources, proportional to quantities and allocated to
the products, as well as fixed consumptions dependent on a given peri
od which are accruing from the department are found in this manner. On
the basis of a select employment situation corresponding to a two-shi
ft operation covering a period of 250 production days it is shown how
the input of resources aggregated at the department level are composed
as a function of the model size. So, for instance, in the sector of t
he productive factors personnel it was found that for model 1 a number
of 25 man-powers is required, whilst it is 40 for model 4.