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FERGANA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE

Faculty of light industry and textiles


"Light industrial technologies" department "I approve"

Head of "YST" department


To complete the course project on the subject "Technological process design".
____________J.Oripov
Assignment

Subject: ______________________________________________________________________

Student of "YSBKIT" ________group ____________________Leader: __________________

1. Literature and resources for completing the course project:


2. A.B. Sinyakov "Technology of sewing production".
3. I.A. Shishova "Technology of sewing products".
4. L.F. Pershina "Technology of sewing production".
5. M.Sh. Jabbarova "Sewing technology".
6. A. Ya. Izmestova "Proektirovanie predpriyatiy sveynoy promshchshlennosti"
Content of the letter of explanation:
1. Introduction.
2. Model selection and justification.
2.1. Characteristics of the model picture and its artistic equipment.
3. Material selection and justification.
3.1. Physical and mechanical parameters of the selected gas
4. Selection and justification of tools and equipment.
4.1. Threading method
4.2. Moist heating operations and composition
4.3. The order of glue bonding operations
4.4. Information about universal and special machines
5. Sequence of execution of operations.
5.1. Creating a technological scheme of the production flow
5.2. Calculation of production flow parameters
5.3. Organizational technological scheme of a single-model production flow
6. Creating a technological process.
6.1. Compilation of compatibility graph and its analysis.
6.2. Placement of machinery and equipment on the surface of TSKH.
7. Conclusion
8. References:
Graphical part.

1. Selected model.
2. Making a compatibility graph.
3. Placing equipment in the workshop.

Date of assignment: " _____ " _________________ 2024 year

1 2 3 Notes Protective

Leader __________________________________________________

I accepted the assignment, student _________________________________date_____________


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INTRODUCTION 3

2. Model selection and justification. 5

2.1. Characteristics of the model picture and its artistic equipment. 5

3. Material selection and justification. 11

3.1. 3.1 Technological characteristics of fabrics 12

4. Selection and justification of tools and equipment. 15

4.1 Processing methods 16

4.3. Description of wet-heat processing equipment. 17

4.4. Information about universal and special machines 17

5. Sequence of execution of operations. 19

5.1 The technological procedure of sewing an item (node). 19

5.2 Calculation of production flow parameters 23

Organizational technological scheme of a single-model


5.3. production flow 25

6. Creating a technological process. 31

6.1 31
Compilation of compatibility graph and its analysis
6.2 32
Placement of machinery and equipment on the surface of TSKH.
7. Conclusion 33

8. References: 34

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1. Introduction

“ In Uzbekistan, the light industry and textile sector is showing great


development.The number of enterprises operating in this field is growing, and the
possibilities of using them for us are expanding even more”.
Shavkat Mirziyayev
Uzbekistan has a large amount of natural raw materials for the development
of textile and light industry. These resources are related to the important directions
of the economy of our republic by increasing the production of finished products,
filling the domestic markets first, and then entering the world market with quality
and competitive products.
In recent years, there has been rapid development in this area, which plays
an important role in ensuring the employment and well-being of the population.
In developing countries, internal divisions of large enterprises are considering the
process of giving functions to small enterprises and transferring these functions to
small enterprises. Because of this, the number of large industrial enterprises is
decreasing and the number of small enterprises is increasing. This process is
related to the dynamic and rapid growth of the market economy, and the
accumulation of such enterprises allows creating a competitive market
environment.
In the garment industry, it is necessary to use advanced technologies in the
production of high-quality, beautiful clothes, and these technologies are used in the
direction of increasing the previous operations of processing garments. In addition,
it is necessary to improve the quality of clothing using chemical materials. Sewing
and knitting, artificial fur, artificial leather and artificial suede, artificial gauze and
artificial knitting, film-coated materials, non-woven materials, special coatings
with adhesive coating, various fittings and etc., these materials are considered as
the main materials used in sewing. Ultrasonic welding is the most effective method
of attaching clothing details from synthetic materials.
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In the garment industry, the use of regular and polymer melt material is
important for good formation of garment details and steps. Labor productivity and
automation through such technologies
In Uzbekistan, great attention is paid to the creation of complex automated
enterprises in the production of high-quality clothes. In these enterprises,
computing equipment, special microprocessor-based systems, lines, robot
complexes and new semi-automatic sewing equipment are produced for the main
technological processes in the preparation-sewing, sewing and finishing processes.
One of the important tasks is the introduction of an automated management system
in local networks to ensure the re-flexibility of production at all stages, from the
creation of clothing construction to the sale of finished products. With this aim,
great attention is paid to the improvement of automated control systems based on
EHMs created on the basis of electronics and computer technology.
Complex technological processes and techniques are used in automated
enterprises to ensure mass production of high-quality clothes. These processes use
technological and automated equipment, as well as special specialized systems and
robots controlled by microprocessors. These equipment and techniques are
installed in the construction of new high-quality, quickly adaptable assembly lines.
The sewing industry continues to use new information, allowing for high-
quality and efficient formation of clothing. At the same time, technological
development, automation capabilities and the use of chemical materials are
important. Innovations and innovations based on scientific and research activities
carried out by experts in cooperation and knowledge are important in enabling
physical, technical and economic development.
On the basis of this information, work is being carried out in many
directions in order to ensure the expansion of innovative technologies, automation,
use of new materials and scientific research to continue development in the field of
sewing and light industry.

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2. Model selection and justification.
2.1 Choosing a model for men's underwear in a classic style and justifying it

The selected model is a men's shirt, and such vests are intended for wearing in
suits. Men's waistcoat, buttoned in the middle, with six buttons and six buttons,
collarless. The selected vest is made of gauze lining, sewn on the back and has two
buttons. The two sides of the waistcoat are cut with pockets. The collar, sleeve
edges and hem of the vest are trimmed from the inside with a width of 0.2 cm. Gas
selection and justification. The selected model of men's single-breasted pants is
recommended as the main outer layer of woolen, semi-wool, lavsan, feathered and
shape-retaining knitted fabric, artificial suiting fabrics. The most common avra
fabrics for men's single-breasted underwear include classic items such as tricot,
movut, velvet, denim, covercoat, tweed, flannel, as well as stretchy smooth and
feathery, jacquard synthetic fabrics. Aura fabrics should be low-wrinkle, shape-
retaining, non-stretchable, non-penetrating, flexible, and elastic. These
requirements are especially important for men's underwear designed for work and
everyday wear. At the same time, avra gas paint should be resistant to sun and
weather, rubbing, ironing. The main fabrics used for men's single-breasted
underwear are semi-wool and lavsan fiber fabrics, whose fiber content is 40%
wool, 60% lavsan or vice versa. Viscose fiber half-wool gauzes contain 50%
viscose fiber, they are more permeable and wrinkle-resistant than viscose fiber
gauzes. At the same time, pure wool fabrics (100% wool) are also used for men's
jackets. Only a small amount (2-8%) of kapron fiber can be added to their
composition. The category of corduroy fabrics includes velvet, jeans, and
covercoats. Synthetic and silk linings are recommended for men's single-breasted
underwear. When a person moves, the pieces of the jacket should not prevent him
from raising his arm in all directions, bending forward, or bending his arm.
Therefore, it is preferable that the lining has a smooth, slippery texture (surface).
As the lining materials, gauzes put on board, yarn gauzes made of horsehair or

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kapron fiber, kolenkor, doublerin, non-woven materials (fleecelin and prokamelin
type) and other gauzes are used. Modern men's single-breasted jerseys include:
- multi-zone adhesive material with adhesive coating, glued to the entire length of
the front part;
- 80-item gusset for the lower collar;
- knitted fabric with adhesive coating to be placed on the tray (adip return);
- for the board lining (2nd additional layer of the board lining) made of linen fiber
gauze;
- non-woven lining material, made from a mixture of nitron, kapron and viscose
fibers, is used for shoulder pads on board lining;
- glue to be applied to the folding line of the lapel, to the slit, to the mouth of the
pocket
powder-coated surp gauze glue (glue kromka);
- non-woven fabric with a fluffy adhesive coating, which is applied to the adip and
the ends of the upper collar
Material
- the shape of the side armhole, neck armhole and back armhole
foam adhesive foam used for stabilization, etc.

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Figure 1. Examples of men's double-breasted pants
1- Model classification.
Model This model is a reversible collar without a collar part, because the
front part of the collar is made of a board part, there are no decorative stitches on
the collar, and the location of the buttons is arranged according to the model. 2 flap
pockets are placed in the front part of the clothes

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Fig. 2. Samples of men's double-breasted shorts
Model 2 description.
As for this model, the collar is a non-existent collar, and a 0.5 cm wide
buttoned seam is used to decorate the collar. This model does not use any zippers,
and this model also has a flap pocket on the front, buttons. and placed parallel to
each other, dark blue was used for the color of the model, and a decorative seam
was also given to the sleeve part, and a vitochka was used to make this model more
compact and beautiful.

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Figure 3.Model 3 description.
This model is our basic model, no collar is used, because the garment is
made of drape fabric, and the neckline is wide and triangular, and there are no
decorative stitches, there is one flap pocket on the left side of the front, and 2 flap
pockets on the bottom. It is fitted and the buttons are placed only vertically on the
front, and this dress is designed to be worn for autumn and spring seasons.

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Figure 4

Cut piece details

Table 1

No. Number
Details name
3. Template physique

1 How detailed

2 How much is it? 1 1 2

3 What a back piece 1 1 2

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3. Material selection and justification
Shers fabric is a very valuable material for clothing and is a synonymous
material used for product separation. Shers fabric is made from selsel. The best
features of its bright and light camels make the shers material popular and valuable
in men's and women's clothing.
The main characteristics of Shers fabric are as follows:
1. Bright and light: Bright and light joints of Shers fabric camels give clothes a
refined and soft look. The characteristics of its camels provide its level of
brightness and lightness.
2. Heat retention: The unique structure of the camels of Shers material ensures
that it has the properties of heat retention. This material retains heat well and
helps to absorb the temperature in clothes.
3. Durability: Shers material is famous for the durability of camels. These
camels are used against shearing and damage, so the shers clothes keep their
original joints and are not damaged.
4. Appearance: Shers cloth is recognized by the presence of camels with
golden edges and thus the appearance of Shers clothes is unique. Its
expensive look and sophistication gives the clothes an elegant and luxurious
look.
5. Comfort: The brightness and lightness of Shers material gives the clothes a
feeling of comfort. Garments made through this material are widespread and
wide-looking, giving the wearer a sense of comfort.
Because shers fabric is expensive and advanced, clothes made from shers are
usually used in freedom clothes, couplets, shams and themes. Shers cloth should be
separated from the following camels: Angora shers, kapalon, cashmire shers, black
shers, etc. Shers cloth is known for its unique properties and value. In order to
purchase its products, the user's requirements, funds and favorable conditions are
required.

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3.1 Technological characteristics of fabrics
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Fabri Fabric Fabric 1 m 10 cm 2 thread 50x200 mm Elongation at The Fabri According to
c name width fabric count fabric tearing break % composition of c GOST 9599-61
sampl and cm. weight force the yarn thick
e art ness

lean Body lean Body Vodka Body lean Body Name conditi
onal

n n

Shers 150 — 300 320 50 54 GOST 10m 25 25 GOS Terri


0.241** m T ble
*

Table 2

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Classification of gases to be defined.

Table 3

No. The name of the material Article Width Fiber Content%


3.

1 Avra (shearst) 1970-0921-810 150 65% polyester35% viscose

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No Name Article Sample
. of
3. material
s

1 Avra 1970-0921-
fabric 810

2 Lining 07
fabric

3 Dough 27740

4 Thread 60/4500/20
0

5 Button D=2 cm
text

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4. Selection and justification of tools and equipment.

For my chosen model, I chose sewing machines made in modern sewing


enterprises.

Figure 5. BRUCE Q5 universal and automatic machine of the enterprise.

This car is a Japanese " BRUCE Q5 ” a simple two-stroke machine produced by the
company and BRUCE A04 series milling machine.

Figure 6. Iron DL-96K

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4.1 Processing methods Table 4

No Type of Image of the stitch Number Application


. 3. stitch of
stitches
per
10mm
stitch

1 2 3 4 5

1 Attachments 3.0-5.0 It is used in


sewing the
details of the
item

2 Press seam 1.5-2.0 Ndimcha is


used in
pocket
sewing

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4.2 Description of wet-heat processing equipment.

Table 5

No.

Heating method
manufacturer
3.

temperature
Application
equipment,
Type of

Width

Water
length

height
1 Iron DL-96K mm 113mm

4.3 Information about universal and special machines

Table 6
Definition of machine mechanisms.
The name and purpose of the

Additional information.
Rotational speed of the

Name of accessories.
machine, rev/min.

N
Machine icon.
machines

Shuttle, shuttle.

Thread puller.
o.

Gas thruster
needle

3.

1 2 3 4 5 6. 7 8 9 10

BRUCE Q5 1 thread slatte


1 Sew together 6500 110 slatted - -
mok d

BRUCE
Gas
8569ADI- 1 thread slatte
2 Fold and sew 01GB 6500 120 slatted - bendi
mok d
ng

BRUCE
3 Walking 7000
A04

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Definition of automatic and semi-automatic

Table 7

productivit

Additional
Symbol of
Name and

automatic
and semi-

One shift
Rotation
purpose

speed,
No. 3.

data.
Min

y
1 2 3 4 5 6

BRUCE Pinning buttons


1 Pin the button T1377E-B 2500 950 with a metal
plug (piston).

BRUCE Opening of the


A machine
R4000- track for buttons
2 for opening 3500 1100 y.).
4CHLQ-7 with a metal
tracks
insert (piston).

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5. Sequence of execution of operations.

5.1The technological procedure of sewing an item (node).

Table 8

N Name of technological Econo Razrya Waste of Tool is


o. operations my di time equipment

1 Acceptance of blade details Q 2 184 By hand

Check the fine details by


Q 2 110 By hand
2 placing them on the template

Preparation of details for


Q 2 110 By hand
3 sewing

DL-96K
Paste the dough on the sheet D 2 30
4

Fold the leaf DL-96K


D 2 30
5 iron

A pocket on the front piece


Q 3 50 By hand
6 determine the position

Top pocket to backpack


M 2 40 BRUCE Q5
7 suppress the view

Avra leaf and top


attaching a pocket bag M 3 35 BRUCE Q5
8 p

9 Visible attached pocket M 30 BRUCE Q5


bag in the front compartment
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sew together 3

Cutting the mouth of the


Q 3 25 By hand
10 pores

11 Flip pockets Q 3 35 By hand

Rinse the mouth of the BRUCE


MM 3 35
12 pockets A04

Pockets on the side of the bag


M 2 25 BRUCE Q5
13 sewing the clippings together

Avra leaf and low


attaching pocket bags M 3 34 BRUCE Q5
14 p

Visible attached pocket


bags in the front
M 3 34 BRUCE Q5
compartment
15 sew together

16 Trim the mouth of the pockets Q 3 32 By hand

BRUCE Q5
Flip pockets M 3 30
17

Rinse the mouth of the BRUCE


MM 3 45
18 pockets A04

Prepared pockets
D 2 25 DL-96K
19 iron

20 Sew shoulder side seams M 2 30 BRUCE Q5

20
Shoulder seams
D 2 30 DL-96K
21 iron

22 Joining the side seams M 2 60 BRUCE Q5

Side seam
D 2 36 DL-96K
23 iron

24 Combining primer and adib M 3 60 BRUCE Q5

25 Join lining shoulder seams M 2 30 BRUCE Q5

Joining the side seams of the


M 2 40 BRUCE Q5
26 lining

Join the lining and lining BRUCE


MM 3 91
27 sleeve with a reverse stitch A04

28 Turn the vest right side out Q 3 180 By hand

29 Blue stitches Q 3 120 By hand

30 Vest ironing board D 3 94 DL-96K

Determining the location of


Q 2 35 By hand
31 the trail

BRUCE
Open a trail AM 3 75 R4000-
32 4CHLQ-7

BRUCE
Button pin AM 3 91
33 T1377E-B

21
Cleaning the vest from
Q 3 104 By hand
34 threads

DL-96K
New makeup and NIIB D 3 110
35

36 Pack Q 2 91 By hand

Total - - 2216 -

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5.2Calculation of production flow parameters.

Table 9

Numeric Unit
Conditi
No al of
Parameters name onal Formula
. 3. explanat measu
signs
ion re

1 2 3 4 5 6.

Production current M= R∙N/ T b


1. M 300 Piece
capacity or given in lohi

The production
Worke
2. flow is the number n N = Tb / t 23
r/SSW
of workers

The total length of


3. the production flow L i.ch Lо.ч.  N  lиу  К ур 124 M
line

4 Sex area S S  N  f n 248 2

Production flow
5 chart r r= R/M 96 S
/tact/

The technological scheme of the production flow consists of organizational


operations. Organizational operations are made up of technologically indivisible
operations.
Specialization, rank, time consumption, number of workers, wages and
equipment are indicated for each organizational operation.

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In order for work to go smoothly in the production flow, the duration of
organizational operations is adjusted to be equal to or a multiple of the rate.
Since the duration of technologically indivisible operations is different, it is not
always possible to choose the sum of their times (time consumption of the
organizational operation) equal to or multiple of the rate.
Experiments show that in order to adjust the time of organizational operations,
the time spent on them is calculated with a difference of -10% + 15% in conveyor
production flows and -10% + 15% in group aggregate production flows.
Based on this, the condition for adjusting the time of organizational operations is
as follows for conveyor and group aggregate production flows operating in a single
model in free flow:
∑ t = ( 0.90 ÷ 1.15) K*t

K 1 =1 (0.90÷1.15)*1*96=91.2  110.4

K 2 =2 (0.90÷1.15)*2*96=182.4  220.8

K 3 =3 (0.90÷1.15)*3*96=273.6÷331.1

in which: ∑ t time spent on organizational operation (s):

0.90=1.15 - the difference in morals

The number of employees performing K-organizational operations:

it is the rate of production flow, i.e. tact (s). Organizational technological scheme of a
single-model production flow

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5.3 Organizational technological scheme of a single-model production flow Table 10

Number of
workers
The name of indivisible operations
Operation sequence number

Tools and equipment


Discharge of work
Job specialization

Spending time, s

Salary
Nx Na

1 2 3 4 5 6. 7 8 9 10

1 1 Acceptance of blade details Q 2 184 1.9 2 By hand

2 Check the fine details by placing them on the


Q 2 110 By hand
2 template 2

3 Preparation of details for sewing Q 2 110 3 By hand

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Total 2 220 2,2 2

4 Pasting the dough on the sheet D 2 30 DL-96K

Fold the leaf


5 D 2 30 DL-96K
ironing
3
A pocket on the front piece
6 Q 2 50 By hand
determine the position

Total 2 110 1.3 1

4 Top pocket to backpack


BRUCE Q5
7 M 2 40
suppress the view

Avra leaf and top


8 attaching a pocket bag M 3 35 BRUCE Q5
bet

9 Visible attached pocket M 30 BRUCE Q5


bag in the front compartment
sew together 3

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Total 3 105 0.9 1

10 Trim the mouth of the pockets Q 3 25 By hand

11 Flip pockets Q 3 35 By hand

5 BRUCR-X3-
12 Rinse the mouth of the pockets MM 3 35 2-24

Total 3 95 0.7 1
Pockets on the side of the bag
13 M 2 25 BRUCE Q5
sewing the clippings together

Avra leaf and low


14 attaching pocket bags M 3 34 BRUCE Q5
bet
6
Visible attached pocket
15 bags in the front compartment M 3 34 BRUCE Q5
sew together

Total 3 93 0,9 1

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16 Trim the mouth of the pockets Q 3 32 By hand

17 Flip pockets Q 3 30 BRUCE Q5

7 BRUCR-X3-
18 Rinse the mouth of the pockets MM 3 45 2-24

Total 3 107 1,1 1

Prepared pockets DL-96K


19 D 2 25
ironing

Shoulder seams
21 D 2 30 DL-96K
8 ironing

Side seam
23 D 2 36 DL-96K
ironing

Total 2 91 0,9 1

9 20 Sew shoulder side seams M 2 30 BRUCE Q5

22 Joining the side seams M 2 60 BRUCE Q5

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24 Combining primer and adib M 3 60 BRUCE Q5

25 Join lining shoulder seams M 2 30 BRUCE Q5

26 Joining the side seams of the lining M 2 40 BRUCE Q5

Total 3 220 2.2 2

BRUCR-X3-
Join the lining and lining sleeve with a
10 27 MM 3 91 0.8 1 2-24
reverse stitch

29 Turn the vest right side out Q 3 180 By hand

11 30 Blue stitches Q 3 120 By hand

Total 300 3.1 3

12 31 Vest ironing board D 3 94 1.2 1 DL-96K

13 32 Determining the location of the trail Q 2 35 By hand

29
BRUCE
33 Expose AM 3 75 R4000-
4CHLQ-7

Total 110 1.3 1

BRUCE
14 34 Button pin AM 3 91 0.8 1
T1377E-B

15 35 Cleaning the vest from threads Q 3 104 1.2 1 By hand

16 36 New makeup and NIIB D 3 110 1,1 1 DL-96K

17 37 Pack Q 2 91 0.8 1 By hand

Total - - 1996 23 -

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6. Creating a technological process.

6.1 Compilation of compatibility graph and its analysis

110 110 110 110


110
109
108
107
107
106
105
105
104
103
102
101
100
100
99
98
97
96
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
95
94 95
93 94
92 92 93
91 91 91
91

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6.2 Placement of machinery and equipment on the surface of TSKH Figure 7

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7.Conclusion

I have gained several experiences and skills to learn about the design of
technological processes for sewing men's classic style trousers. I have taken into
account a number of conditions, such as making a choice for the chosen model,
making a choice for fabrics and patterns, making a choice for tools and equipment.
When drawing up the organizational-technological scheme of the production flow,
I determined how many workers and how much time was required in the
enterprise.
For example, a single shift of 300 men may require 21 manpower to
assemble a pair of classic style trousers. Production time is 96 seconds. On the
topic of the course project, I explained that 2016 had the time spent on one item in
seconds.
In the implementation of such projects, based on the chosen topic, it is very
important to get help from private and experienced manufacturers and use various
engineering, design and technological ordering tools. This helps provide the
necessary opportunities for subject-specific reinforcement and better performance.

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