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PRODUCTIVITY IMPROVEMENT IN SPREADING (CUTTING) SECTION BY IMPLEMENTING PRE-DETERMINED LAYSHEET

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PRODUCTIVITY IMPROVEMENT IN SPREADING (CUTTING) SECTION BY IMPLEMENTING PRE-DETERMINED LAYSHEET

1DR. JANARTHANAN M Assistant Professor Level II, Department of Textile Technology, Bannari Amman Institute of Technology, Sathyamanagalam, Erode, Tamil Nadu, India.

2,3,4students, Department of Textile Technology, Bannari Amman Institute of Technology, Sathyamanagalam, Erode, Tamil Nadu, India. ***

zbstract: Thegarmentindustryisconstantlyworkingtoenhanceproductionandgarmentqualityinordertocompetein such a crowded market. The productivity of the clothing industry determines its long term viability and profitability. A variety of procedures are carried out at various locations during the garment manufacturing process. Because of the operators to obtain the desired results, all of these activities must be coordinated, scheduled, and completed on time, productivity. In industries, many practises and procedures are used to increase production. Almost every garment companyusestimestudyasoneofthemosteffectivetoolsforoptimisingoutputrate.Thisarticleexaminestheproduction processofshirt.whichwehaveinvestigatedthetimespentoneachphaseoftheprocess.

Introduction:

This is a study conducted at spreading section in shirt factory where we have come up with a solution to an issue that many companies experience. If necessary and suitable action is taken against this particular point, any garment house's quality and output will undoubtedly increase while saving time. It is feasible to increase productivity while minimising waste by employing methods relating to time saving, capacity, and production analysis. Two crucial characteristics have been considered. The possibility of a standard approach for each activity and the time commitment. To record the real individual capacity of each worker and process line, a time study was conducted. For measuring the timesandratesofworkingintheelements,work measurementtechniqueswereused. hefindingsofwork measurement are used to analyse the data and determine the time required to complete a job at a specified level of performance. The first work measuring technique was time study, which derived from Taylor's work. The goals of this project are to determinetheaveragetimeittakestocompleteeachgarmentmanufacturingprocess,examinethegapbetweenactualand basictimeforeachgarmentmanufacturingprocess,andmakerecommendationsforincreasingproductionratebasedon the analysis. Time study is a branch of engineering in which the productivity of a manufacturing process is examined to determinewhereimprovementsmightbemade.Atimestudyelucidatestheoptimalapproachtoperformsomethinginthe production process. Time study explains on assembling process about the most effective way to follow through with something,thetimeexpectedtofinishresponsibility,andthemethodforestimatingcreationrates.Thepresentclientsall over the world request item at the most ideal cost.

MATERIAL AND METHODS:

Three laying tables was selected for this study plain, checks/ stripes and women’s wear. At the time of study industry has maximum order of these type of fabrics. these types of fabrics in that three tables are more focused on improvingtheproductivityofthelayingtables.Also,itispossibletostudythelayingprocessthroughtheentirestudy.

Method:

Tounderstandtheprocess,sequenceaprocessstudyisdonemanuallyandtoidentifythebottlenecksatimestudyisdone manuallywiththehelpofstopwatch.

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STUDY SUMMARY:

Following figure1 elaborates the processing sequence of operations involved in cutting section manufacturing and There are many cycles included however here we considered some particular activity which was required to have been controlledinordertoabbreviatethetimeframe.Thesecyclesshouldbefinishedindeterminedtimeyetwhenreallyitwas noticedtheoutcomeshowedthatthereisextratimeincludedwhichisprojectedtobediminished.

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Spreading(Laying) process isfirst material flowstartprocessincutting section andmaterial is movedconsequently. So, this study was started with three different types of fabric in spreading (laying) tables. So the time study was taken for thosetableswiththehelpofstopwatch.Fromthetimestudyitisidentifiedthatthereisabout30%to40%ofrequirednon value added action and non value added action and remaining is about value added actions, spreading. The following graphshowsthedetaileddataofthevalueaddedandrequirednonvalueaddedandnonvalueaddedactionspercentagein thespreadingtable

CHECKS AND STRIPES

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0% 20% 40% 60% 80% SPREADING
SPEAKING MARKER NEW
QUALITY
DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3 DAY 4
LAYSHEET ENTRY
ROLL

WOMEN'S WEAR

Fromthetimestudyitisidentifiedthatlaysheetentryseemstobeamostimportantrequirednonvalueaddedactivityso theeliminationofthatshouldbecarriedoutfirst.

Laysheetentry

Itisamanualwritingwhichcontainsinformationaboutproductionorderwhichincludes,workordernumber,fabriccode, stylecode,goldsealnumber,markerlengthandwidth,layno,numberofplies,shadegroup,usedfabricrollno,usedroll meter,laywise,sizewise,balancefabric,endbitsgeneratedinutilizedroll.

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Intheindustrytheyhavecutplaninthatthenumberoflaysandnumberofpliesdetailsaretheresowiththehelpofcut plan we design a new type of lay sheet using excel VLOOKUP in that all the manual entry can be calculated before the operation that can be taken as print out and can be given to the operators and use it for other purposes. That is predeterminedlaysheet Pre determinedlaysheetwhichcontainsalltherequireddetailssimilartothemanualentrylay sheet

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determined
thestudythefollowinggraphshowsthat 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% SPREADING LAY SHEET ENTRY NEXT ROLL MARKER SPEAKING 70% 5% 6% 7% 12% 76% 2% 4% 5% 13% 70% 3% 6% 10% 11% CHECKS AND STRIPES DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3
Excelformatforthepre determinedlaysheet Aftergivingthispre
laysheetagaintimestudywastakenforthoselayingtables From
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0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% SPREADING LAY SHEET ENTRY NEXT ROLL MARKER SPEAKING 75% 7% 1% 9% 8% 84% 3% 3% 5% 5% 80% 6% 4% 6% 4% WOMENS
DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% SPREADING LAY SHEET ENTRY NEXT ROLL MARKER SPEAKING 67% 8% 6% 5% 14% 70% 9% 2% 6% 13% 78% 7% 3% 6% 6% PLAIN DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3
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Thegraphshowsthatafter theimplementationof
determinedlay
was
dayby dayandthereducedtimewasutilisedforthespreadinghencebythisthespreadingproductionwasalsoimproved.
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RESULT:

Afterimplementation,theproductionnumbershaveincreaseddaybyday.

CONCLUSION: Henceaftertheimplementationofpredeterminedlaysheet,thespreadingpercentageofthecuttingsectionhas risenfrom64%to75%byourprojectthespreadingpercentageincreasedupto11%thanbefore.

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