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Original scientific paper

Defining standard sets of motions in the technological suboperation of sewing using the MTM-System

Snježana Kirin orcid id orcid.org/0000-0002-1349-6629 ; Karlovac University of Applied Sciences, Department of Safety and Protection Engineering, Karlovac, Croatia
Anica Hursa Šajatović orcid id orcid.org/0000-0002-3394-3115 ; University of Zagreb, Faculty of Textile Technology, Zagreb, Croatia


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Abstract

According to its execution structure, the technological sewing operation consists of support-hand suboperations: taking, putting together, positioning, suboperations during sewing breaks and laying off as well as the technological machine-manual suboperation of sewing. In the paper an overview of possible individual suboperations contained in the technological sewing operation and perform of the technological suboperation of sewing are given. Within the technological suboperation of sewing the methods of guiding the work piece in the sewing process, various methods of seam bar tacking, use of auxiliary devices, suboperations during sewing breaks, various methods of cutting of the thread regarding the technical equipment of the sewing machines, seam properties, and level of worker training were developed. By systematic exploration of possible work methods, their standardization and elaboration to the level of basic motions using MTM (Method Time Measurement) system, standard logic sets of basic motions have been established, which can be used to determine the optimal work method which enables the determination of real norms and the reduction of workers workload.

Keywords

technological sewing process; MTM system; basic motions; standard sets of motions; technological suboperation of sewing

Hrčak ID:

243046

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/243046

Publication date:

25.1.2019.

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