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    Course Code: INT 207 Itsj/Rw - 17 / 1325 Fourth Semester B. E. (Industrial Engineering) Examination

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    This document provides instructions and questions for a Methods Engineering examination. It includes 6 questions assessing different concepts of work study and methods engineering. Question 1 asks about method study and the contributions of Taylor and Gilberth. Question 2 involves developing a multiple activity chart and improving a material handling process. Question 3 covers workplace design concepts. Question 4 addresses time study procedures and terminology. Question 5 presents a stopwatch time study case and asks students to determine standard times. Question 6 discusses incentive schemes and calculates earnings under a piece rate incentive plan.

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    Course Code : INT 207 ITSJ/RW – 17 / 1325

    Fourth Semester B. E. (Industrial Engineering) Examination

    METHODS ENGINEERING

    Time : 3 Hours ] [ Max. Marks : 60

    Instructions to Candidates :—
    (1) All questions carry marks as indicated.
    (2) Due credit will be given to neatness.
    (3) Assume suitable data wherever necessary.
    (4) Illustrate answers with the help of neat sketches wherever necessary.

    1. (a) What is Method Study ? How will you identify the areas that need method
    study applications in an industry ? 5 (CO 1)
    (b) Describe the Taylor's and Gilberth's contribution to the development of work
    study. 5 (CO 1)

    2. (a) The inspection of existing system of loading and unloading in a cold storage
    is as follows :
    (1) Two men unload potato bags from truck to trolley which take
    3.5 Minutes.
    (2) Another Two men push the trolley to weighing machine which
    take 3 minutes.
    (3) Weighing time is 1.5 minutes
    (4) Another two men push trolley to storage which take 2.5 minutes
    (5) Another three men unload bags to rack which take 4.5 minutes.
    (6) Another one man returns trolley to truck 3.5 minutes

    Make a Multiple activity chart fort the above activity. Suggest an improved
    method for minimizing labour cost. 7 (CO 2)
    (b) Discuss suitable recording techniques which can be employed for developing
    a better method of flow and handling of material. 3 (CO 2)

    ITSJ/RW-17 / 1325 Contd.


    3. (a) Describe the concept of normal and maximum working area in the application
    of workplace design with suitable example. 5 (CO 3)
    (b) Under what circumstances is it feasible to make a micromotion analysis
    of a job ? Explain. 5 (CO 3)

    4. (a) Explain the general procedure for developing the time standards by stop
    watch time study. 5 (CO 4)
    (b) Define briefly: Element, Work cycle, Occasional element, Governing element
    and Foreign element with example. 5 (CO 4)

    5. (a) Following data shows the observation obtained in a stop watch time study.
    Element times are shown in seconds for an operation.
    Cycle Elements (Observed Time)
    1 2 3 4 5
    1 35 30 25 40 20
    2 38 50 25 46 28
    3 45 34 25 43 25
    4 36 40 25 39 30
    5 40 42 25 41 22
    (1) Element 3 is machine element
    (2) Operator is rated at 85%
    (3) Abnormal reading ( —
    + 25% of average value) should be discarded.
    (4) Allowances are :
    ∗ Personal need = 5%
    ∗ Contingency allowance = 4%

    Determine standard time. 6 (CO 4)


    (b) Why is it necessary to apply rating to actual time which an operator takes
    to perform an operation ? 4 (CO 4)

    ITSJ/RW-17 / 1325 2 Contd.


    6. (a) ''Incentives are necessary for smooth and efficient running of a factory'' discuss.
    State important incentive schemes. 5 (CO 4)
    (b) Three workers P, Q and R working on identical machines produced 280,
    320 and 200 units of the job in a day whose standard production is
    35 units per hour.
    Following are the particulars of wage incentive scheme :
    (1) Labour hourly rate = Rs. 50.
    (2) Rate differential to be employed :

    ) 80% of the standard piece rate for below standard performance


    ) 120% of the standard piece rate for standard and above standard
    performance.
    Calculate earning of workers P, Q and R if workers work for 8 hours
    in a day. 5 (CO 4)

    ITSJ/RW-17 / 1325 3 15

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