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Industrial Engineering Formula


Industrial Engineering Formula

Industrial engineering is various principles and techniques applied in different contexts. Here are some commonly used formulas in industrial engineering:






  1. Daily Line Target =(Total Working minutes in a day ×No.of operators×Line Efficiency %)/(SMV/SAM)
  2. Individual Operator target=(Total Working minutes in a day×Line efficiency%)/(operation SMV/SAM)
  3.  Operator Efficiency% (individual)=  (Total pieces produced×operation SMV/SAM×100)/(Total Minutes Worked)
  4. Line  Efficiency%=(Line output ×Garment SAM/SMV×100)/(Total no.of operators×Minutes Worked)
  5. Machine  Productivity=(Line Output(pieces))/(number of machine used)
  6. Labour Productivity=(Line output (Pieces)/(Number of  workers (including operator and helper))
  7. Line work in process (WIP)=Total pieces-Total output
  8. Standard time=(Observed time×Observed Rating )+Allowances
  9. Machine  Utilization%=(Actual machine running time ia working day ×100)/(Total  time available  in working  day)
  10. Cost per minute=(Total cost incurred in labour)/(Total  available working minutes in a day×No.  of labours)
  11. Production Cost per Unit=(Total production  cost incurred in a day)/(total garments produced in a day)
  12. Man to Machine Ratio=(Total workforce in a factory)/(Number of utilized machine)  


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