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Some things are just so frustratingly tricky. Those in charge of organizing production know that the most perfect situation would be, that in a month, you produce 3 gears, 3 iron plates, and 3 rotors, which just enough to assemble into three motors.
But in reality, what often happens is that you end up with 5 gears, 3 iron plates, and 1 rotor in a month. In the end, only one motor can be assembled, leaving 2 iron plates and 4 gears leftover.
A perfect balance is also impractical, because if everything went just right, then suddenly if there's a need to produce some new item that requires an increase in gear production, it would become very troublesome.
Therefore, how to balance the excess capacity without wasting too much and still meet sudden increased demand becomes a science.
Tang Mo was now facing this problem. His engine production capacity was high, but the production of other parts couldn't keep up, so those engines were being produced for nothing.
