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The standard time is the normal time without any allowance for losses.
The standard time is the normal time without any allowance for losses.
False (B)
The APFD represents the standard time as a percentage of the normal time.
The APFD represents the standard time as a percentage of the normal time.
False (B)
The standard time is the time taken by an exceptional worker to process one work unit.
The standard time is the time taken by an exceptional worker to process one work unit.
False (B)
The formula to calculate the standard time is Tstd = Tn / APFD.
The formula to calculate the standard time is Tstd = Tn / APFD.
The standard time is used to measure the work efficiency of an average worker.
The standard time is used to measure the work efficiency of an average worker.
Normal time is the time needed to complete an operation by an employee working at 50% efficiency.
Normal time is the time needed to complete an operation by an employee working at 50% efficiency.
Normal time calculation takes into account time allowances for delays.
Normal time calculation takes into account time allowances for delays.
Normal time is a measure of an employee's performance at a normal pace.
Normal time is a measure of an employee's performance at a normal pace.
Work efficiency analysis is not related to the calculation of normal time.
Work efficiency analysis is not related to the calculation of normal time.
Standard time determination is a separate concept from normal time calculation.
Standard time determination is a separate concept from normal time calculation.
The total shift time is equal to the actual worked time multiplied by the allowance factor.
The total shift time is equal to the actual worked time multiplied by the allowance factor.
The worker's performance is 80% efficient according to the given information.
The worker's performance is 80% efficient according to the given information.
The standard time for the task is 6.956 hours per shift.
The standard time for the task is 6.956 hours per shift.
The total shift time is 8.0 hours, which includes the allowance factor of 15%.
The total shift time is 8.0 hours, which includes the allowance factor of 15%.
The production rate is 120 parts per shift, assuming 100% worker's performance.
The production rate is 120 parts per shift, assuming 100% worker's performance.
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Normal Time
Normal Time
Time required by a qualified worker, working at a normal pace, to complete a specific task.
Standard Time
Standard Time
The normal time adjusted for allowances, such as fatigue and delays.
Normal time, definition
Normal time, definition
It reflects an employee's performance level at a normal speed. It excludes allowances.
Work efficiency
Work efficiency
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Normal time and standard time
Normal time and standard time
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Total shift time
Total shift time
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Allowance factor
Allowance factor
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80% worker efficiency
80% worker efficiency
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Total Shift Time
Total Shift Time
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Production rate
Production rate
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What is Standard Time?
What is Standard Time?
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What does APFD include?
What does APFD include?
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Work time length
Work time length
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Tstd = Tn / APFD
Tstd = Tn / APFD
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Worker efficiency
Worker efficiency
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Study Notes
Standard Time and Normal Time
- Standard time (Tstd) is the normal time (Tn) with an allowance for losses due to personal time, fatigue, and delays.
- Standard time is calculated using the formula: Tstd = Tn (1 + APFD), where APFD is the PFD allowance factor.
- It is the time allowed for an average worker to process one work unit using the standard method and working at a normal pace.
- Normal time (Tn) is the time needed to complete an operation by an employee working at a normal pace and at 100% efficiency, with no delays and no time allowances.
Calculating Standard Time
- The formula to calculate total shift time is: Total shift time = Actual worked time + (APFD x Actual worked time)
- Example: If APFD is 15% and the total shift time is 8.0 hours, the actual worked time can be calculated as: Actual worked time = 8 / 1.15 = 6.956 hours/shift
- The production quantity (Q) can be calculated using the formula: Q = (Actual worked time x 60) / 3.48, where Q = 120 parts/shift
Key Concepts
- PFD allowance factor (APFD) is a percentage value that accounts for losses due to personal time, fatigue, and delays.
- The formula to calculate standard time takes into account the APFD to determine the total time required to complete a task.
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Learn how to calculate the standard time for an average worker to process a work unit, considering personal time, fatigue, and delays. Understand the formula and its components. Test your knowledge of industrial engineering concepts!
