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    JIET GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS

    DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

    IV B.TECH VIII SEM.

    (8ME) INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING LAB

    EXPERIMENT 3

    Object: -

    Determine of time standard for a given job using stop watch study.

    Materials Used: -

    M.S. rod 20 mm in diameter

    Tools & Equipment used:-

    Capstan lather m/c, turning tool, stop watch, Drilling tool, bar feed stopper, parting off

    tool etc.

    Introduction:-

    Time study is a work measurement technique for recording the times & rate of working

    for the elements of a specified job carried but under specified conditions & for analyzing the data

    so as to obtain the time necessary for carrying out the job at a defined level of performance.

    The stop watches: -

    The two types of stop watches commonly used for time study are: -

    1) Fly back decimal minute stop watch.

    2) Non-fly back stop watch

    Fly back decimal minute stop watch is most commonly used for time study. In this type

    of watch the movement is started & stopped by moving the slide forward & back work

    respectively.

    Non fly back stop watch is controlled by pressure on the top of winding knob. The first

    pressure starts the watch, the second pressure stops it, and the third pressure returns the hands to

    zero. This watch is suitable only for cumulative timings.

    Steps in Making a time study:-

    1) Collect all the information about the job, operator & the surrounding conditions.

    2) Collect all the information about the method. This is done to record complete description

    of operation.

    3) Examine the detailed break down to ensure that the most effective methods and motions

    are being used.

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    4) Measure & record the time taken by the operator to perform each element of the operator.

    5) Determine the no. of cycles to be timed & the representative time can be found out by

    taking the average of all readings.

    6) Rate the operators performance.

    7) Extending the operators performance.

    8) Determine the allowance to be provided over & above the basic time for operation.

    9) Determine the standard time for the operation.

    Observation Table:-

    S. No Elements Reading in work cycles Average time per element

    Foreign Elements Total time per cycle

    Rating factor

    Leveling

    Allowances

    Normal time

    Total Allowance

    %

    Tooling Standard time

    Time byDate

    Calculations:-

    Allowances:-

    Relaxation allowances

    Contingency allowances

    Special allowances

    Interference allowances

    Policy allowances

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    Note: - Above allowances are to be explained in brief and to be stated where they are being used.

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