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Journal articles on the topic "Sewing-machine industry"

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Ulutaş, Alptekin. "New Grey Integrated Model to Solve Machine Selection Problem for a Textile Company." Fibres and Textiles in Eastern Europe 28, no. 1(139) (February 29, 2020): 20–25. http://dx.doi.org/10.5604/01.3001.0013.5853.

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The textile sector has become an indispensable part of the Turkish economy. The sewing machine is a long-lasting and easy-to-use tool widely used in the garment industry, which is a branch of the textile industry. The sewing machine is an indispensable production tool for the textile industry and sewing machine selection is a significant decision for the production performance of textile companies. Selecting an appropriate sewing machine increases production performance, while selecting an improper one reduces production performance. The sewing machine selection problem is a typical machine selection issue. Many criteria, such as cost, productivity, safety etc. are considered in the machine selection. Therefore, MCDM methods are applicable to solve the machine selection problem. This study develops an integrated grey MCDM model including Grey AHP and ROV-G to select the most appropriate sewing machine for an apparel textile company.

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Eladly, Amira Mohamed, Mohamed Gaber Abou-Ali, Aida Mohamed Sheta, and Sherwet Hussein EL-Ghlomy. "A flexible ergonomic redesign of the sewing machine workstation." Research Journal of Textile and Apparel 24, no. 3 (June 15, 2020): 245–65. http://dx.doi.org/10.1108/rjta-10-2019-0050.

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Purpose The apparel industry is a labor-intensive industry, which depends mainly on the performance of the worker. The purpose of this study is to present an ergonomic redesign of the sewing machine workstation, with different sewing table heights and inclination angles, based on the operator’s anthropometric data. Design/methodology/approach A flexible ergonomic sewing table has been designed, four main workstation-setting factors were studied; sewing desk inclination angles – X_1, height – X_2, sewing machine type – X_3 and operator’s body mass index (BMI) – X_4, with three levels for each factor, except sewing machine type, which only has two levels. The study was undertaken to specify the limitations and advantages of each combination tested. Different measurement techniques were used; subjective information, production rates – P, working postures (head, neck and trunk inclination angles in the kinematic stage) were measured. Findings Sewing operators’ sitting posture angles in the kinematic stage were affected more or less by their anthropometric measurements and the type of sewing machine. These two factors should be taken into consideration when ergonomically redesigning the sewing machine workstation. Practical implications A new ergonomically redesigned sewing machine table can be incorporated into garment factories, taking into consideration the BMI of the operators to improve their productivity and reduce musculoskeletal disorder complaints due to incorrect operators’ posture. Originality/value An important correlation was found between the sewing operator’s anthropometric body measurement – BMI and the type of sewing machine (with significant R^2 = 0.8385 and 0.9764 with both the head and neck inclination angles O_H, O_N, respectively).

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Mazari, Adnan, and Antonin Havelka. "Tensile Properties of Sewing Thread and Sewing Needle Temperature at Different Speed of Sewing Machine." Advanced Materials Research 627 (December 2012): 456–60. http://dx.doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/amr.627.456.

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Needle heatup is a big issue for apparel industry especially for automobile industry seat covers where a lot of synthetic materials are used which get damaged by needle heat at high speed of sewing machine,in this article thermocamera and thermocouple are used to measure the precise temperature of needle eye and then 100% polyester 35x3 Tex thread is taken for sewing,the lockstitch sewing machine is run at 1000rpm,2000rpm and 3000rpm respectively and the both methods are used to obtain the accurate needle temperature and finally thread tensile properties are measured before the sewing and taking out the thread from the seam precisely to get the tensile properties of thread after 10,30 and 60 seconds of continuous stitching,the article is very helpful in predicting the exact temperature of needle in lock stitch machine and getting the damage to thread by the needle heat at different speeds and different stages of sewing process.

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Mansurova, Мunisa, Аnvar Djuraev, and Gulchiroy Saidova. "Improving the design of sewing machine elements for the environmentally sustainable development of the light industry." E3S Web of Conferences 390 (2023): 04016. http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/202339004016.

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Modern tasks of environmentally sustainable development of light industry require continuous improvement of the design of sewing equipment elements. Textile production is one of the key components of the light industry, therefore, innovative developments in the design of sewing equipment elements allow the deployment of green technologies throughout the industry. Moreover, emissions from light industry, as a rule, are easier to reduce precisely from a technological point of view, by improving the design of sewing machine elements and using environmentally friendly textile materials. An analysis of the constructive features of devices for the folding the sewn materials on a sewing machine is given in the article. A constructive scheme and the principle of operation of the improved construction of the ratchet of the device for obtaining various forms of folds of materials are presented. The construction of the folding device with different pitches and shapes of materials on the sewing machine has been recommended. The methods of profiling the curvilinear working areas of the ratchet wheels of the device has been substantiated.

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Rahmansyah, Ahmad Iskandar, Alief Muhammad, Joni Hendra, Abdul Basit, Siti Masluha, and Dani Hari Tuggal Prasetiyo. "Buttonhole and Edge Sewing Machine Technology Training to Increase the Quality Production of Small Convection Creative Industry in Probolinggo." Empowerment Society 5, no. 2 (August 24, 2022): 48–58. http://dx.doi.org/10.30741/eps.v5i2.851.

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Based on the culture of new clothes on the New Year, Eid, and other special days, the demand for convection products will increase drastically. This condition is a big obstacle for small businesses in the creative industry in Indonesia, especially in Probolinggo. Increasing the amount of convection production in Probolinggo is by applying new technologies to accelerate the production. If convection production, both custom and general order, can be made quickly, the amount of production will increase. A buttonhole sewing machine is a machine that has the ability to embroider and buttonhole automatically. Edge sewing machine, a machine that works as a tool that is able to sew and smooth the edges of the fabric automatically. With these two machines, convection products will be faster. Both machine training service activities were carried out well. The results made using a buttonhole sewing machine show a good and short level of neatness. Edge sewing machines also provide satisfactory results. To sew and tidy up the fabric, it can be done quickly and neatly. All forms of service activities are carried out to be able to solve the problems experienced by small business partners in the creative convection industry in Probolingo.

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Muslimah, Etika, Devira Ulfa Permatasari, Munajat Tri Nugroho, Suranto Suranto, Indah Pratiwi, and Siti Nandiroh. "Ergonomic Assessment of Sewing Machine Operators to Minimize Musculoskeletal Disorders." SHS Web of Conferences 189 (2024): 01022. http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/shsconf/202418901022.

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Garment industry sewing involves 8 hours of sitting in an unnatural, uncomfortable position that can lead to muscle pain and injuries. This study aims to evaluate complaints and risks of MSDs in sewing work in the garment industry. Identify complaints using the Nordic Body Map (NBM) and Assessment of Repetitive Task (ART) methods. Based on the results of identification with NBM of sewing operators, it was found that the body parts where complaints occurred were the waist at 89%, the right calf at 61%, the buttocks at 53%, and the back at 50% from a total of 36 sewing operators. The results of analysis using the Assessment of Repetitive Task (ART) method show that all sewing operators experience musculoskeletal disorders in the moderate level exposure category so that further review of the sewing workstation is needed. The recommended improvement is in the form of improving posture to reduce the complaints felt. Relevance for industry: this study focuses on sewing work-related factors and other risk factors, which will help researchers to better understand the risk of MSDs in the garment industry. These risk factors must be considered when creating and implementing ergonomic aspects to prevent and reduce musculoskeletal discomfort.

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Abd El Megid, Z. M., and A. Hamdi. "Design solutions to Address Garment Industry Issues in Egypt." Research Journal of Textile and Apparel 18, no. 4 (November 1, 2014): 26–37. http://dx.doi.org/10.1108/rjta-18-04-2014-b003.

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This research aims to develop design solutions for all the obstacles that workers face during the sewing process, and these solutions are focused on the following: chair design, sewing table design and sewing machine pedal. The design of the workplace includes the order of the components of the work according to the ability of the human body to handle lighting, ventilation and noise. Both the university and research centre consider that the purpose of the research is to examine these obstacles and propose appropriate solutions that could eliminate these occupational diseases that result from the process of sewing, and increase the production rates and quality which will consequently stimulate the Egyptian economy. The research originates from the work of an integrated regulatory framework of design tools and equipment used for the sewing process and the related work place in accordance with design ergonomic objectives that when achieved, will accelerate the performance and quality of production, and prevent occupational diseases resultant from poor design. The research has also developed a set of recommendations that deal with the deficiencies in the performance of the sewing process, in order to raise the competitiveness of the garment industry in Egypt.

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Mavlonova, Iroda, Mansur Akhmetjanov, Munira Vokhidova, Sirojiddin Fayziev, and Sayyidaposhsho Shokirova. "Experimental studies of the dynamics of the proposed design of the presser foot with an additional conical spring." Journal of Physics: Conference Series 2373, no. 2 (December 1, 2022): 022047. http://dx.doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/2373/2/022047.

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Abstract This article is devoted to light industry equipment, namely sewing machines that are utilized in the manufacture of clothing, footwear and knitwear. The disadvantage of this design is the lack of vibration damping of the trigger and rod caused by changes in the thickness and structure of the sewing material, the impact resistance of iron and the incompatibility of the rotating elements in the sewing machine.

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Misto, Endhah Purwandari, Artoto Arkundato, Wenny Maulina, and Arry Y. Nurhayati. "Improving the Economy of the Home Furniture Industry in Sugerkidul Village - Jember through Appropriate Technology." Jurnal Inovasi Sains dan Teknologi untuk Masyarakat 1, no. 1 (May 31, 2023): 38–44. http://dx.doi.org/10.19184/instem.v1i1.361.

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Furniture (chairs, beds, sideboards and so on) are items needed by every household that potential to be cultivated as a livelihood. Some of the basic materials for making furniture products are available locally (village) and some come from the city. Techniques for making furniture products such as how to make wooden frames, cut furniture cloth or leather, sew furniture fabrics, and the process of assembling and combining them into a furniture product must be owned by furniture workers, in order to open a furniture business. In addition to the technical skills that must be possessed, the required equipment such as tools, sewing machines and so on must also be owned for this furniture business to be successful. Some of the difficulties of Jelbuk furniture entrepreneurs are that they do not have enough skills to sew and do not have a sewing machine. If there is sewing work, it is always given to another party whose existence is 20 km from Jelbuk. This is what makes Jelbuk entrepreneurs less economically empowered. Therefore, the purpose of carrying out this activity is to provide guidance on sewing techniques and procurement of sewing machines as an alternative solution for these furniture entrepreneurs. This activity was carried out in several stages, namely 1) procuring sewing machines that were tailored to the needs of making a furniture product, 2) providing guidance on sewing techniques, and 3) training on techniques for making fashion furniture products according to consumer tastes. Guidance on sewing techniques is given starting from getting to know the sewing machine and its characteristics as well as sewing guidance to make a simple product to the details. The results of the community service activities are enough to help improve the ability of sewing techniques so that all pron products can be done at their own place without having to be given to other parties, so that the completion is faster and more cost efficient. The guidance process is still given for 3 months until it is completely independent. The ability of furniture entrepreneurs increases, the settlement process is faster, the number of consumers increases and will ultimately increase the income of furniture entrepreneurs in Suger Kidul Village, Kec. Jelbuk, Kab. Jember.

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Lampe, Ryan, and Petra Moser. "Do Patent Pools Encourage Innovation? Evidence from the Nineteenth-Century Sewing Machine Industry." Journal of Economic History 70, no. 4 (December 2010): 898–920. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0022050710000768.

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Members of a patent pool agree to use a set of patents as if they were jointly owned by all members and license them as a package to other firms. This article uses the example of the first patent pool in U.S. history, the Sewing Machine Combination (1856–1877) to perform the first empirical test of the effects of a patent pool on innovation. Contrary to theoretical predictions, the sewing machine pool appears to have discouraged patenting and innovation, in particular for the members of the pool. Data on stitches per minute, an objectively quantifiable measure of innovation, confirm these findings.

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Dissertations / Theses on the topic "Sewing-machine industry"

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Winck, Ryder Christian. "Fabric control for feeding into an automated sewing machine." Thesis, Atlanta, Ga. : Georgia Institute of Technology, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/1853/28205.

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林宏澤. "Case studies of the scheduling problems in the sewing machine industry." Thesis, 1998. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/70975523312021443023.

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Chen, Su-Hsia, and 陳素霞. "Application of TRIZ Theory in Patent Development of Sewing Machine Industry." Thesis, 2010. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/63825189073142548742.

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碩士
國立勤益科技大學
電子工程系
98
Innovation is the core value of enterprise development. For sustainable development, enterprise should create an enormous need of products by constantly supply of new ideas and variety. Innovation can be created in a systematized and planned way. This is also the reference source of TRIZ theory be utilized as a problem-solving approach and an innovative method to systematically simplify problems. In the field of sewing machine industry, most of core technology and patents are under Japan and European countries’ control. It is difficult for Taiwan's enterprises to enhance performance in product design without violating patents regulations. This study proposed to discuss design technology and life-cycle of sewing machines by using trend analysis of the U.S. Patent Development. With an interactive analysis of three cases study selected from the US patent databases and TRIZ theory contradiction matrixes to illustrate how TRIZ theory is in use as a complement to improve performance of patents development process. In process of patents development for sewing machine, TRIZ theory is not only built to assist designers to solve problems but also shortened design process, advanced design performance, and created industrial value.

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Tsai, Wen-Hao, and 蔡文豪. "Study on automatic sewing & bagging machine industry business model in Taiwan." Thesis, 2009. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/00079547331739132817.

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碩士
國立臺灣科技大學
工業管理系
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In the contemporary business community, the new business operation and management models are rapidly developed and improved. Some advanced theories and practical models such as Business Process Reengineering, (BPR) and Global Supply Chain Management, (GSCM) even initiated the trend of the organizational change. This study researches the automatic sewing and bagging machine industry business model in Taiwan. In this study, the researcher has the analysis and comparison in the past and current business development trend, the supply chain management in this business, and success story of how some international businesses successfully transformed themselves from manufacturing to service oriented model. The researcher also has the suggestions to this business for how to improve the business model and enhance the global competitiveness in this industry to play a key role in the global supply chain.

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Liu, Chien-Chi, and 劉千琪. "Research the Measurement of Human Capital ~ An Example of Household Sewing Machine Industry." Thesis, 2009. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/83651868074153871501.

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國立中正大學
會計與資訊科技研究所
97
Taiwan used to be one of the biggest Household Sewing Machine export in the world. However, its export quantity had decreased sharply since the manufacturers moved their production to Chain in 2000. As a result, the role of Household Sewing Machine industry in Taiwan had transferred from a manufacturer to operation center. Therefore, this research surveyed the evaluation factor of human capital in Taiwan Household Sewing Machine industry. First of all, this research combined East and West theories of human capital evaluation factor and tried to analyze Taiwan Household Sewing Machine industry through the capacity of leadership, management of manpower, innovation, and the ability of information aspects. This questionnaire and survey was examined by 11 experts (Household Sewing Machine industry and human resource). The interviewee were listed in “TAIWAN SEWING MACHINE EXPORT ASSOCIATION” and qualified to this research. The finding of this research is as following 1.Confirm the variable. 2.Interviewees do not value the system of human resource. 3.In the ability of information aspect, sex, age, position, and education of the interviewee are not relevant to the employee’s capacity of information. 4.The interviewee’ education is not relevant to the variable.

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Chang, Po-Sung, and 張伯松. "A study of the R&D process for the household sewing machine industry." Thesis, 2012. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/285fjw.

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碩士
逢甲大學
經營管理碩士在職專班
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The household sewing machine manufacturers in Taiwan were benefited by production outward migration from Japan and developed OEM （Original Engineering Manufacture） major business model at early stage. Restricted by lack of research ability, small facility scale, no commercial brands, patents hold by original factories of Japan, the barriers in technical upgrade and obstacles of selling to international market, the development for this industry is limited. Furthermore, many OEM factories in Taiwan were forced to migrate to China due to the increasing labor cost. In recent years, household sewing machine tends to high and low extremes in price. The low end （simplified） models face fierce competitions on cost by China suppliers and the margin of profit is low and declining. High end （advanced） models are with high additional value and with technical gaps but monopolized by European and Japanese factories. Case study is about how a famous Taiwanese household sewing machine manufacturer successfully hits advanced model market by integrating supply chains and R & D process at initial stage for developing concepts and designs for new products. Regarding the integrating process, conduct production and marketing opinions at early developing stages and successfully integrate different technologies with different industries. According to the improvement experience showed that: （1）The integrating of cross industry technique and development process improvement strengthens the abilities of developing high value products and international competitions. （2）Shorten the development schedule and re-utilize the knowledge through integrating and improvement of development process. （3）Enhance customers confidence and rise turn over and order amount by establish high end, medium end, and low end production lines. The purpose of this study is to explore the importance of R&D development processes to traditional industries for upgrading. Through the experience of this case study, may offer an important reference to household sewing machine industry for upgrading by integrating supplier chains’ techniques and R & D process.

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Wang, Sin-Huang, and 王信煌. "Effect of Marketing Strategy and Internationalization on Business Performance ~ A Case Study of Industrial Sewing Machine Industry." Thesis, 2005. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/87394381936515255203.

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Shen, Shu-Ming, and 沈素銘. "A Game -Theoretic Approach of the Competitive Strategies inTaiwan Home Sewing Machine Industry-An Example from A Company." Thesis, 2018. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/devu79.

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碩士
淡江大學
國際行銷碩士在職專班
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This study employs the PARTS analysis of Game Theory on Home Sewing Machine Industry in Taiwan. And, this study takes Company A as an Example. The purpose of this study tries to summarize the advantages based on the case company and to utilize these ideas for future strategy mapping and development. The case company is adept its own three-in-one (Sewing machines, Accessories and Talent) business philosophy and leads to leisure sewing culture as its own goal. Professional talent teaching to promote the sewing culture, sophisticated sewing peripheral products to meet customer needs, superior quality, and functional and complete sewing machine for customers to choose are all the keys for its success. In order to realize the goal of sewing art and sewing life, making sewing an extension of art is the realizations of life applications. By acting well-known brand sewing machine, we change the rules of the game in order to casus changes. The existing competitive advantages of studying case conclude the protection system of the entry and exit barriers, the establishment of strategic alliances, the establishment of its main strengths and strategic alliances for the company in the case of the adoption of the game.

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Hsu, Ding-Hsien, and 許鼎賢. "Effect of Innovation and Internationalization Strategy on Business Performance ~ A Case Study of Leading Company in Industrial Sewing Machine Industry." Thesis, 2007. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/85988993667267919975.

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碩士
大同大學
事業經營學系(所)
97
According to difference of research nature, this research belongs to reality study, by analyzing the examples and cases of the main topic. Therefore the case study will be Research Methodology of this research. This research discovered that (1) Innovation affects business performance: When market declined by changes of its structure, and challenged survive of business. The company first considered to do innovation activity of technology, management, market, process, product etc., and then innovation of service, sales etc., that have to change or effect of environment through innovation, to get advantage of competition and lasting operation. K Company successfully employed 5 item’s innovation activities as technology, market, product, management, and quality etc. In the past 30 years, they do activities in time of different stages and persist in that, finally establish international market scales widespread in global. (2) Internationalization strategy to be effect of business performance: K Company used that theory for raising strategy in time of comfortable descript as following: 1. Porter’s strategy of export base. The company then base in Taiwan for building ability of export to get new market &; raise profit. 2. Porter’s strategy of investing subsidiary company overseas. Beside the company obtained results of keep market in global, more result that K Company had adopted competency of region changes of market. 3. Bartlett &; Ghoshal’s globalization strategy of costing down and seeking scales of economics. 4. Bartlett &; Ghoshal’s transnational strategy of integrating production 5. Porter’s simple global strategy of obtaining lower cost and base in Taiwan for service of global. The contribution of this research to academic research is (1) It discusses the connection between innovation and internationalization strategy. (2) It can be the reference of other companies intending to get into global market. And the contribution of business has raised that decision timing of entrepreneur about competitive strategy and orientation of business’s development will be effective of model of brand development i.e. orientation of innovation of product and schedule of internationalization. And if the entrepreneur has movement of lasting innovation, and persist in lasting execute of innovation, which will be relation to innovation efficiency.

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Tseng, Hsien-Chang, and 曾賢長. "The Application of Failure Modes and Effects Analysis in The Improvement of Design Stage – The Case Study of A Mechanical Design in Sewing Machine Industry." Thesis, 2006. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/84799585401473872584.

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國立中興大學
高階經理人碩士在職專班
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As indicated in quality lever, a product achieves its highest cost-benefit ratio by improving quality at product design stage, and thus finding a potential failure model and its causes can improve a product design. This study applies failure modes and effects analysis (FMEA) on the mechanical design of an upper looper clutch of a sewing machine. With brainstorming, six possible failure models are formulated, and the causes of these failure models as well as their influences are studied. The results of the study are given as follows: 1.Potential Failure Models: Six failure models include swinging and unsmooth active device, operating and unsmooth clutch device, interfering clutch device, clutch adjuster displacing, transmitting and unsmooth link device, and swing and unsmooth joint mechanism. 2.Recommended Improvement Proposals for Potential Failure Models: Nine proposals are made. Operator’s assembling skills are included as major training. The number of fulcrums in an active device is decreased. The number of components in a clutch device is decreased. The requirement for the mechanical manufacturing precision of components is lowered. A foolproof design for the clutch device is added. A new clutch device is designed. A new link device is designed. The number of pivotal connecting points is decreased. The number of components in the link device is decreased. 3.Actual Improvement Proposal for Potential Failure Models: Five actual proposals are made. The training for operator’s assembling skills is enhanced. A new active device is studied and designed. A new clutch device is designed. A new link device is designed. A new driving mechanism is studied. 4.After six possible failure models are formulated by brainstorming, each failure model is evaluated according to the level of severity, occurrence rate, and level of difficulty for detection to obtain a risk priority number. The results are arranged in a descending order of the risk priority numbers, and the sequence of six possible failure models are swaying and unsmooth, driving and unsmooth, adjuster displacing, interfering, transmitting and unsmooth, and operating and unsmooth. 5.After the six potential failure models are studied and brainstormed to explore their causes, influences, and improvement proposals. The best proposals are selected and the measures of improvements are implemented. After the measures of improvements are applied, the six potential failure models are evaluated and arranged in a descending order of the risk priority numbers, and their sequence are driving and unsmooth, interfering, swaying and unsmooth, operating and unsmooth, transmitting and unsmooth, and adjuster displacing.

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Books on the topic "Sewing-machine industry"

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Godley, Andrew. Singer in Britain: The diffusion of sewing machine technology and its impact on the clothing industry in the United Kingdom, 1860-1905. Reading, England: University of Reading, Dept. of Economics, 1995.

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Ruth, Brandon. Singer and the sewing machine: A capitalist romance. New York: Kodansha International, 1996.

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Hart, Mallory Dorn. Scandal's daughter. New York: J. James Co., 2002.

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Saitō, Shigeru. Kamera tokei eizō gyōkai. [Higashimurayama-shi]: Kyōikusha, 1985.

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Cohnen, Robert. Aus Bielefeld in die Welt: 125 Jahre Anker-Werke ; [erscheint zur gleichnamigen Ausstellung im Historischen Museum Bielefeld vom 19. August bis 30. Dezember 2001]. Bielefeld: Historisches Museum der Stadt Bielefeld, 2001.

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Lampe, Ryan L. Patent pools and the direction of innovation - evidence from the 19th-Century sewing machine industry. Cambridge, MA: National Bureau of Economic Research, 2011.

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Marcelo, Paulo. Oliva: Memórias de uma marca portuguesa. Lisboa: Tinta da China, 2011.

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Hulshoff, H. E. De vraag naar naaimachines: Branchverkenning 1995. EIM/Centrum voor Retail Research, 1995.

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75 Jahre Bernina: Der rote Faden in der Welt des Nähens = 75 years Bernina : the red thread in the world of sewing. Steckborn: Bernina International AG, 2006.

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Saito, Shigeru. Kamera tokei eizo gyokai (Sangyokai shirizu). Hanbai Kyoikusha Shuppan Sabisu, 1985.

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Book chapters on the topic "Sewing-machine industry"

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Rentrop, P., and U. Wever. "Interpolation Algorithms for the Control of a Sewing Machine." In Proceedings of the Second European Symposium on Mathematics in Industry, 251–68. Dordrecht: Springer Netherlands, 1988. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-2979-1_16.

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Hondai, Susumu. "Organizational Innovation and the Development of the Sewing-Machine Industry." In Acquiring, Adapting and Developing Technologies, 191–213. London: Palgrave Macmillan UK, 1995. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-23775-3_8.

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Sakthi Nagaraj, T., and R. Jeyapaul. "Ergonomic Study on Work Postures of Sewing Machine Operators in Government Industry: A Case in Lean Environment Garment Industry." In Ergonomic Design of Products and Worksystems - 21st Century Perspectives of Asia, 83–101. Singapore: Springer Singapore, 2017. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-5457-0_8.

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Godley, Andrew. "Homeworking and the Sewing Machine in the British Clothing Industry 1850–1905." In The Culture of Sewing. Berg, 1999. http://dx.doi.org/10.2752/9781847888884/cultsew0022.

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Victória Rocha, Maria. "Fashion: From 3D Printing to Digital Fashion." In Advances in 3D Printing [Working Title]. IntechOpen, 2023. http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.110118.

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Our scope is to emphasize the massive changes brought about by 3D and 4D printing in the fashion world (now connected with augmented reality and virtual reality) by addressing the concept of 3D printing and explaining when and how it started to develop in fashion, becoming the sewing machine of the twenty-first century. It has allowed for great changes in the fashion industry, namely the appearance of more sustainable, and customized apparel and accessories, simpler logistics and less transaction costs. This requires increased creativity, because it demands the cooperation of specialists from many different areas. New and before deemed impossible shapes have arisen. The final idea of prosumer and its meaning is before us. If we add 4D printing, that is, “intelligent” materials, 3D printing enters our day lives, with wearables and smart clothes. All this raises questions regarding copyright and industrial property protection and possible infringement in those areas. Current 4D products also raise questions regarding personal data protection. We will address how to protect intellectual property and personal data in this world of digital fashion, where augmented and virtual reality play a roll of increased importance.

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Conference papers on the topic "Sewing-machine industry"

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Rafique, Samia, Jecha Suleiman Jecha, and Hui Lyu. "Evaluation of ergonomic needs among female sewing machine operators in garments industry of Bangladesh: a pilot study." In 14th International Conference on Applied Human Factors and Ergonomics (AHFE 2023). AHFE International, 2023. http://dx.doi.org/10.54941/ahfe1003037.

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The enrichment of the garments industry in Bangladesh has given employment to millions of people, especially women. With cellular manufacturing, enhanced productivity accompanies increased musculoskeletal disorders risk (Shaheen A., Mohammad Z.R, 2014). Sewing operators working posture is a vital factor related to musculoskeletal symptoms (Dianat et al., 2015). However, there is limited research on the ergonomic needs evaluation among Bangladesh female sewing machine operators.Seven female sewing machine operators in a garment manufacturing unit in Dhaka, Bangladesh, were recruited for this pilot study. A combined survey sheet was developed to record demographic information and CMDQ questionnaires. The demographics included age, weight, height, marital status, and education level. CMDQ is a survey sheet to evaluate the rating of symptoms in specific body parts (neck, shoulder, arm, upper back, lower back, leg) by multiplying the frequency, severity, and interference scores. Anthropometric measurement and sewing facilities (table and chair) dimension measurement were conducted. Subjects were interviewed about their subjective opinions on the ergonomic functions of sewing machine facilities.Participants were 31.6±8.8 years old, 56.4±8.4 kg, and 5.27±0.35ft. They are married, and their educational levels range from class 5 to 8. A typical daily work process of a female sewing machine operator in a garment manufacturing unit in Bangladesh is constantly sitting for more than 10 hours with a 1-hour lunch break. They hardly move around, only to pick up their work in the morning and submit their production to their supervisor at the end of the day. After a whole day of work, four people reported lower back pain, while three reported neck pain, 2 with leg pain, and 1 with arm pain. Lower back got the highest discomfort score (26.5), followed by neck (10), arm (7), and leg (3). The mismatch computations between body and facility dimensions showed that the current design of sewing facilities is unsuitable for female workers. The seat height is too low, and the hip width is too narrow for them. According to interviews, subjects complained about their current working chair without elbow rest which was quite uncomfortable for them to work. It could be one of the reasons that a worker is facing severe arm pain. Consistent with anthropometric measurement results, several subjects mentioned that the seat and desk height was inappropriate for them. They had to use a cushion on the seat to make them more comfortable.In conclusion, female sewing operators in Bangladesh's garment industry face a high risk of musculoskeletal disorders with mismatched facility dimensions and little consideration of their ergonomic design. A better understanding of their ergonomic needs involving sewing operations can potentially impact workers' quality of life and national productivity.

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Ionesi, Dorin, Luminita Ciobanu, and Ionut Dulgheriu. "E-LEARNING INSTRUMENTS USED TO SIMULATE THE MECHANISMS OF A SEWING MACHINE." In eLSE 2014. Editura Universitatii Nationale de Aparare "Carol I", 2014. http://dx.doi.org/10.12753/2066-026x-14-284.

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A sewing machine is textile equipment used to assemble different types of materials together using stitches. One of the most important components of a sewing machine is represented by the sewing needle that fits into the needle bar. In order to ensure the movement of the needle bar, a connecting rod crank mechanism is used to transmit force and motion from the power source to the needle. The connecting rod crank mechanism is widely used in textile industry. The paper presents the driving mechanism of the sewing needle, emphasising the influence of velocity of the main shat on the acceleration and velocity of the sewing needle in the penetration area. This simulation contributes to a better understanding how the sewing machine works and its specific conditions. The dynamics simulation model and the kinematics are exemplified for the driving mechanism of the sewing needle. The simulation has been carried out using the Google SketchUp application and the Sketchy Physics plug-in. The students learn how the needle movement takes place and is controlled. Because Google Sketch Up creates 3D models, the students can view the sewing needles from different angles and can understand how the system is built. The animation helps them see the sewing cycle, while this can be difficult on a sewing machine. They can also use the animations at home, without being connected necessarily to the internet. Meanwhile, it provides a foundation for the further research in the simulation of the mechanisms specific to sewing machines in the future.

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Xianling Qiao, Zhigang Hu, Long Wang, and Weiping Cheng. "Research and application of product identity introduction in sewing machine industry." In 2009 IEEE 10th International Conference on Computer-Aided Industrial Design & Conceptual Design. IEEE, 2009. http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/caidcd.2009.5375368.

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Xie, Xiaohui, Cui Ma, Bingzhe Han, and Ruxu Du. "Event-Driven CNC Modularized Sewing Platform." In ASME 2013 International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2013. http://dx.doi.org/10.1115/imece2013-63533.

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With ever increased demand for quality and productivity, modern industrial sewing machine is becoming very complex and requiring sophisticated control. This paper presents a control platform that can be used for all kinds of lockstitch sewing machines. This event-driven control platform can support various kinds of sewing operations, from simple lockstitches, to X-Y lockstitches, as well as thread cutting. The key to the control platform is the precision cooperative control. First, for each motion axis, both the position and the velocity must be precisely controlled. In addition, the multi-axis motions must be synchronized to achieve high accuracy stitches. In order to increase the machine flexibility and decrease variety, a generalized and modularized sewing platform is proposed in this paper. It can be assembled with common lockstitch sewing machine and achieve several kinds of sewing functions. This platform module has independent driving capability to fulfill special movement and the communication ability to collaborate with other modules. Besides the modularized mechanism, the reusable and reconfigurable control system is the key point. For industry sewing machine, the important functions are the single-axis precise control and multi-axis cooperative control. In the X-Y moving platform, the closed-loop stepper motor system is adopted for each axis to obtain precise speed and position control. On the other hand, the cooperative control between modules is realized by event-based control method which uses a time-independent parameter to avoid the uncertain time-delay. To verify the system, the corresponding experiments are taken. And the results satisfy the requirements very well.

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Ulkanbayeva, Gulchekhra, Munisa Mansurova, Fotima Nigmatova, and Anvar Djuraev. "Justification of the parameters of a composite roller with an elastic element of the yarn guide in a sewing machine." In PROBLEMS IN THE TEXTILE AND LIGHT INDUSTRY IN THE CONTEXT OF INTEGRATION OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY AND WAYS TO SOLVE THEM: PTLICISIWS-2. AIP Publishing, 2024. http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/5.0197801.

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Karunaratne, Mahalekam Walawwe Omali Menike, and Mahalekam Walawwe Thilini Karunarantne. "Role of Ergonomics in Medium Scale Apparel Manufacturing Industry in Sri Lanka." In 2nd International Conference on Business, Management and Finance. Acavent, 2019. http://dx.doi.org/10.33422/2nd.icbmf.2019.11.762.

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Ergonomics or science of human factors are used as methods and measurements to develop and design machine and work suit the employees. Encountered challenges in applying ergonomics in apparel industry in Sri Lanka are Inadequacy of equipment, assessments and inadequate knowledge on ergonomics norms. Both qualitative and quantitative was use to evaluate the present ergonomics situations at the manufacturing plant. A questionnaire was developed based on the evaluated current phenomenon of ergonomics in order to investigate the ergonomics through systematic observation at apparel industry to discover the malpractices and to implement the ergonomic standards. Prior to beginning the questionnaire, current ergonomics of the plants was observed, simple discussions were carried out with the randomly selected workers to get their ideas about the problems they have confronted was noted. Sample of size was 250 employees and was drawn randomly. Walk through survey was conducted in all the departments and the type of issue related to ergonomics encountered was recorded. As per the feedback, 78% of the operators identified their work load as light, 44%of the sample visit the medical Centre rarely.69% of the sample claims that their working posture is comfortable. The researcher observes that 41% workers claimed that they experienced lower back pains and 59% of the sample claims that the heat is high in the work place. Postural discomfort was common within the sewing operators. The study concludes that the management has to take some steps to improve work place ergonomics by considering on environmental factors.

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Kimmer, C. J., and C. K. Harnett. "Combining Strings and Fibers With Additive Manufacturing Designs." In ASME 2016 International Design Engineering Technical Conferences and Computers and Information in Engineering Conference. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2016. http://dx.doi.org/10.1115/detc2016-59569.

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High tensile strength cables, low-resistance motor windings, and shape memory actuators are common examples of technical fibers used in robots and other electromechanical assemblies. Because properties like tensile strength, crystal structure, and polymer alignment depend strongly on processing history, these materials cannot be 3D printed with the same properties they have on the spool. Strings and fibers are inserted in mechanical parts at the end of the manufacturing process for these assemblies. When the fibers take complex paths, the installation is often done by hand. This activity can dominate the process time, increase its human labor and reduce its social sustainability [1]. This paper applies the non-traditional approach of machine embroidery to insert sheets of patterned fibers in layered additive manufacturing processes such as 3D printing and lamination. Fibers are aligned with features in laser-cut or printed parts without the manual labor of hand threading. We demonstrate that water-soluble stabilizer materials originally designed for textiles can hold hard mechanical parts in a machine embroidery hoop with enough strength and rigidity to withstand sewing through pre-existing holes in the part. Alignment to within 250 microns has been demonstrated with a sub-$300 consumer embroidery machine. Case studies in this paper include a cable-driven mechanism, a soft-to-hard electronic connection, and an electromechanical sensor. Process-compatible and commercially available materials that can be embroidered include conductive threads, shrinking threads, water-soluble threads and high tensile strength fibers. The biggest hurdle for a user interested in this automated fiber installation process is linking the existing design file with an embroidery machine file. There is a much larger user base for 2D and 3D computer-assisted design (CAD) software than for expensive and proprietary embroidery digitizing software. We take the route chosen by the laser cutter industry, where the user produces a CAD file in their preferred editor, and makes annotations that communicate where and how densely to stitch. Translation software scans the file for a particular line style and generates stitch coordinates along it. Development is done in Jupyter/iPython notebooks that allow end-users to inspect, understand, and modify the conversion code. The intent is for users of existing planar fabrication technology (whether laser, printed circuit board, or micro/nano) to apply this method to their own CAD files for a versatile and straightforward way to put advanced materials in their devices without adding manual labor. This general approach can solve a class of assembly problems relevant to underactuated tendon-driven robotics and other electromechanical systems, expanding the range of devices that can be put together using automation.

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Chen, James C., Mabel H. Hsaio, Chun-Chieh Chen, and Cheng-Ju Sun. "A grouping genetic algorithm for the assembly line balancing problem of sewing lines in garment industry." In 2009 International Conference on Machine Learning and Cybernetics (ICMLC). IEEE, 2009. http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/icmlc.2009.5212600.

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Reports on the topic "Sewing-machine industry"

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Lampe, Ryan, and Petra Moser. Do Patent Pools Encourage Innovation? Evidence from the 19th-Century Sewing Machine Industry. Cambridge, MA: National Bureau of Economic Research, June 2009. http://dx.doi.org/10.3386/w15061.

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Lampe, Ryan, and Petra Moser. Patent Pools and the Direction of Innovation - Evidence from the 19th-century Sewing Machine Industry. Cambridge, MA: National Bureau of Economic Research, November 2011. http://dx.doi.org/10.3386/w17573.

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