SlideShare a Scribd company logo
JACKET MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY
PRESENTED BY:
NIVEDITA KUMARI
B.F.TECH
VII SEMESTER
National Institute Of Fashion Technology,
Gandhinagar
PLANT LAYOUT
BRIEF GIVEN FOR THE PROJECT:
The brief given for the project is as follows:
O Product : JACKET.
O 3 different styles
1. Style no. 1: Notch collar, 3 buttons @front, front patch pocket , full lining, center
vent, 6 button @slv (kissing stacked)
2. Style no. 2: Notch collar, 3 buttons @front, welt pocket , full lining, center vent, 6
button @slv (kissing stacked)
3. Style no. 3 : Notch collar, 3 buttons @front, welt pocket , full lining, side vent, 6
button @slv (kissing stacked)
O The pieces to manufacture are 1500 per day.
O Unit production system along with mezzanine floor.
Objective of the study:
To prepare a plant layout for a jacket manufacturing unit with a capacity
of 1500 jacket/day considering the following:
O Understanding of capacity & space requirements
O Selection of appropriate material handling equipment
O Decisions regarding environment and aesthetics
O Identification and understanding of the requirements for information
flow
O Process flow of different departments
Company details:
Name of the company EVERGREEN APPERALS
Area 4800 sq. meter (80 – L * 60- W)
Flooring Two floor (Ground floor, first floor)and mezzanine floor .
Product category Jacket
Product Three different style Jackets
Nature of Business Export
Rate of Production 1500 pieces/day
No of shift per day 1
Hours per day 8 hours
Ground Coverage 45%
• GIDC Apparel Park Area is
developed in Ahmedabad in
Gujarat-380026.
• The Industrial Area is located
about 4.8 Kms. from
Ahmedabad Junction and 13.7
Kms. from Ahmedabad
International Airport.
• The Industrial Area is well
connected by Road NH-8, Rail-
Ahmedabad Junction and the
Airport- International Airport.
• The river Sabarmati runs near
to the Industrial Area -8.3 kms.
Company factors
PARAMETERS AHMEDABAD APPAREL PARK
Developers Name GIDC
LOCATION AHMEDABAD
STATUS FUNCTIONAL
AREA (HECTARES) 38
CONNECTIVITY OF SEZ (national
highway / state Highway)
NH 8
Distance from the nearest Airport
(Km)
AHMEDABAD INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT(13.7km)
DISTANCE FROM THE NEAREST
PORT (Km)
HAZIRA – 320
KANDLA – 500
DISTANCE FROM THE NEAREST
RAILWAY (Km)
AHMEDABAD KALOPUR (4.8 km)
PROPOSED PROJECTS APPAREL
INDUSTRIAL PRESENCE ARTEX APPARELS, PARAMOUNT
APPAREL INDUSTRIES etc….
Company Selection Criteria
O Roads: 12.00 Mts. Roads are formed in Industrial Area.
O Water supply works: The Gujarat water supply and sewerage board, irrigation canals,
and sardar sarovar project are meeting the requirement of water to Industrial Area out.
O Electricity: The entire Industrial Area is covered by station erected Sabarmati
O Open Drainage System: The GIDC has taken up RCC drainage system and also storm
water drainage for discharging the storm water.
O Telecommunication System: The Telephone Exchange for the GIDC, Apparel Park
BSNL exchange office and Naranpura exchange office that help in communication.
O Post Office: The nearest Post Office is Paldi in Fatehpura police chowki Town, through
which the postal service are available.
O Commercial Infrastructure: For commercial infrastructure like Bank (Axis bank,
Syndicate bank), local shopping (4d square mall, Alpha one mall) etc., available near
apparel park.
O Transportation: The Industrial Area is located very adjacent to Ahmedabad junction
and Ahmedabad international airport – NH-8 Highway. Hence has a very convenient
transportation system.
O Railways: The Ahmedabad Station is situated at a distance of 4.8 Kms. Form Industrial
Area.
Compliance of the site with site
selection criteria
• Latitude & Longitude - 23° 1′ 48″ N, 72° 34′ 48″ E
• Climate Conditions - Annual Max. Temp. 38 °C
Annual Min. Temp. 13 °C
Annual Rain fall - 93.2cm
• Relative Humidity 47 %
• Predominant wind direction- NW, NE
• Nearest Town- It is in Ahmedabad
• Major Settlement – It is nearest to the railway station and
airport
• Kankaria lake – 2.2 Kms ,
• Teen Darwaza - 6 kms
• Nearest Railway Station- Ahmedabad Junction-4.8 kms
• Nearest Airport Ahmedabad international and domestic
Airport – 13.7 Kms,
• International Airport – Ahmedabad international airport
• Nearest Highway NH-8
PRODUCT ANALYSIS
Various fabrics used in a jacket
Shell fabric
Lining fabric
Knitted fusing
Woven fusing
Woven
reinforcement
Canvas
Felt
PARTS NAME NO. OF PARTS
Shell 21
Lining 23
Small parts 20
Knitted fusing 5
Parts fusing 14
Reinforcement 3
Total 86
Given Variations in a jacket
variation 1
Collar Notch collar
Lining Full
Button at front 3
Button at
sleeve
3
Pocket Welt
Cuff button Kissing
stacked
Vent style Side
variation 2
Collar Notch collar
Lining Full
Button at front 3
Button at
sleeve
3
Pocket patch
Cuff button Kissing
stacked
Vent style Side
Given Variations in a jacket
variation 3
Collar Notch collar
Lining Full
Button at front 3
Button at
sleeve
3
Pocket Welt
Cuff button Kissing
stacked
Vent style center
LINE.
NO
STYLE
DESCRIPTI
ON
SAM No. of
worker
@ 100
%
efficienc
y
No. of
worker @
75 %
efficiency
LINE 1 Patch pocket
with center
vent
71 74 98
LINE 2 Welt pocket
with center
vent
68 70 94
LINE 3 Welt pocket
with side
vent
67.2 69 93
Line Efficiency% = (Line output X garment
SAM X 100)/(Number of operators X minute
worked in day)
For line 1: 75%=500*71*100/x * 480= 98
workers
For line 2: 75%=500*68*100/x * 480= 94
workers
For line 3: 75%=500*67*100/x * 480= 93
workers
Line Target = (Total working minutes in a
day X No. of operators in a line X Line
eff%)/Garment SAM
For line 1: 480*98*75%/71= 496garments
For line 2: 480*94*75%/68= 498garments
For line 3: 480*93*75%/67= 500garments
Calculation for each line target
and manpower required
Operation breakdown of a
Jacket
List of
Departments
Covered
 Merchandising Department
 HR Department
 Conference
 Reception
 Medical Room
 Admin
 MD Room
 CEO
 GM Room
 Production Planning Department
 Finance Department
 Design Department
 Sampling Room
 Store
 CAD
 Cutting
 Sewing
 Finishing
 Maintenance
 IE
 Security
 Canteen
 Toilets
 Creche
Takes into account :
O Types of construction
O Building foundations
O Roofing structures
O Building materials etc..
Construction
Concrete frame structures:
O Consists of a frame or skeleton of concrete. Horizontal members are
called beams, and vertical members are called columns.
O Humans walk on flat planes of concrete called slabs.
O Columns carry the primary load.
O Material used is RCC.
O Concrete is very strong in compression, easy to produce at site, and
inexpensive.
O Bears dead load, live load, dynamic load etc.
Types of construction
O Transfer the weight of the building to the ground.
O Soil study is done to determine safe bearing capacity of soil (amount of
weight per unit area the soil can bear).
O Ahmedabad has black soil.
O Safe bearing capacity- 15000 kg/meter sq.
O Pile foundation to be used for long span building like a factory.
O A long cylinder of a strong material such as concrete is pushed into the
ground so that structures can be supported on top of it.
Foundation
End bearing pile foundation
End bearing piles- the bottom end of the pile rests on a layer of especially
strong soil or rock. The load of the building is transferred through the pile onto
the strong layer. In a sense, this pile acts like a column.
O Roof closes the framed structure.
O Must be able to withstand-wind load, human load &
earthquake load.
O Flat roof style is used.
Roofing
O Finish material applied over a floor structure to provide a
walking surface.
O Steel fiber concrete flooring- provide superior resistance
to minimize cracks in hardened concrete, as well
as maximum resistance to withstand heavy loads.
O Increased durability
O Low maintenance costs
Flooring
O Light should be uniformly diffused.
O Lighting should be adapted to the type of work.
O The level of illumination, measured in lux, should be increased not
only in relation to the degree of precision or miniaturization of the
work but also in relation to the worker's age.
Lighting
Visual task Min illumination (in lux) Examples
Casual seeing 100 Locker rooms
Ordinary rough task 150-300 Counting of cut parts
Moderately critical 300-500 Machine work
Critical 500-700 Fine sewing, inspection
Very critical 1000-1500 Fine grinding work
Extremely critical 2500-3000 or more Repairing
O Sound exposure above 85DB is considered noise.
O Machines must be checked periodically for noise level.
O In order to reduce vibrations, heavy machinery should be kept at the
ground floor.
O The vibrations get transfers to the soil.
Noise & vibration
Windows
O Windows provide ventilation in the room.
O Windows should cover atleast 20% area of the floor in each
department.
O Double or triple glazed insulated windows, provide much better
insulation than single-pane glass windows.
O Transparent glass windows used in administration (office)
Window shades to avoid
glares
O Seeks to minimize the negative environmental impact of
buildings by moderation in the use of materials, energy, and
development space.
O Conscious approach to energy and ecological conservation in
the design of the built environment.
Sustainability aspect
GREEN
ROOFING
Solar panels on parking lots
O The building must be ready to face the natural calamities as well as
hazards like fire.
O Detection system, alarm system and suppression system to be up to
date.
O Sand to be used for fire caused by electricity.
Safety precautions
O According to OSHA, industrial buildings must have 1 fire
extinguisher of class B at a distance of 15 meters.
Fire extinguishers
OTHANK YOU !

More Related Content

What's hot

Time and Action Calendar-buying-process-
Time and Action Calendar-buying-process-Time and Action Calendar-buying-process-
Time and Action Calendar-buying-process-
Nitin kumar
 
Modelama Exports - Apparel Manufacturing Internship Report
Modelama Exports - Apparel Manufacturing Internship ReportModelama Exports - Apparel Manufacturing Internship Report
Modelama Exports - Apparel Manufacturing Internship Report
Vinay Prajapati
 
Value stream mapping in ethiopian garemnt industry
Value stream mapping in ethiopian garemnt industryValue stream mapping in ethiopian garemnt industry
Value stream mapping in ethiopian garemnt industry
kibrom G
 
Tejas krishna_apparel_internship_report
Tejas krishna_apparel_internship_reportTejas krishna_apparel_internship_report
Tejas krishna_apparel_internship_report
National Institute of Fashion technology
 
Process flow of knit industry for a basic t-shirt
Process flow of knit industry for a basic t-shirtProcess flow of knit industry for a basic t-shirt
Process flow of knit industry for a basic t-shirt
Mohin Mahmud
 
Merchandising roles and responsibilities
Merchandising roles and responsibilitiesMerchandising roles and responsibilities
Merchandising roles and responsibilities
Shweta Iyer
 
Plant layout of denim jeans manufacturing unit
Plant layout of denim jeans manufacturing unitPlant layout of denim jeans manufacturing unit
Plant layout of denim jeans manufacturing unit
University of Southern California
 
T-Shirt Manufacturing - Plant Layout
T-Shirt Manufacturing - Plant LayoutT-Shirt Manufacturing - Plant Layout
T-Shirt Manufacturing - Plant Layout
Abhishek Raj
 
Industrial attachment of knit concern group
Industrial  attachment  of knit concern groupIndustrial  attachment  of knit concern group
Industrial attachment of knit concern group
Md. Mazadul Hasan Shishir
 
Capacity planning in garment industry22 (3 files merged)
Capacity planning in garment industry22 (3 files merged)Capacity planning in garment industry22 (3 files merged)
Capacity planning in garment industry22 (3 files merged)
Ankur Shukla
 
Summer internship project, Mapping the process flowchart and documentation in...
Summer internship project, Mapping the process flowchart and documentation in...Summer internship project, Mapping the process flowchart and documentation in...
Summer internship project, Mapping the process flowchart and documentation in...
Ajit gupta
 
Apparel manufacturing process
Apparel manufacturing process Apparel manufacturing process
Apparel manufacturing process
Rancon British Motors Ltd
 
Summer project(export house) by dimpu vivek,nift/secret
Summer project(export house) by dimpu vivek,nift/secretSummer project(export house) by dimpu vivek,nift/secret
Summer project(export house) by dimpu vivek,nift/secret
National Institute of Fashion Technology
 
Tech Pack
Tech PackTech Pack
Tech Pack
Taylor Decker
 
Arrow ppt
Arrow pptArrow ppt
Arrow ppt
Avani Chhajlani
 
Erp presentation with garment industry case study
Erp presentation with garment industry case studyErp presentation with garment industry case study
Erp presentation with garment industry case study
National Institute of Fashion technology
 
Tech pack for Shirt Dress
Tech pack for Shirt DressTech pack for Shirt Dress
Tech pack for Shirt Dress
Ananya Srivastava
 
Garment Industries Finishing Department
Garment Industries Finishing DepartmentGarment Industries Finishing Department
Garment Industries Finishing Department
sanjeevSingla10
 
structure of Apparel Industry
structure of Apparel Industrystructure of Apparel Industry
structure of Apparel Industry
Manish Kumar
 
Sampling .presentration
Sampling .presentrationSampling .presentration
Sampling .presentration
ahad003
 

What's hot (20)

Time and Action Calendar-buying-process-
Time and Action Calendar-buying-process-Time and Action Calendar-buying-process-
Time and Action Calendar-buying-process-
 
Modelama Exports - Apparel Manufacturing Internship Report
Modelama Exports - Apparel Manufacturing Internship ReportModelama Exports - Apparel Manufacturing Internship Report
Modelama Exports - Apparel Manufacturing Internship Report
 
Value stream mapping in ethiopian garemnt industry
Value stream mapping in ethiopian garemnt industryValue stream mapping in ethiopian garemnt industry
Value stream mapping in ethiopian garemnt industry
 
Tejas krishna_apparel_internship_report
Tejas krishna_apparel_internship_reportTejas krishna_apparel_internship_report
Tejas krishna_apparel_internship_report
 
Process flow of knit industry for a basic t-shirt
Process flow of knit industry for a basic t-shirtProcess flow of knit industry for a basic t-shirt
Process flow of knit industry for a basic t-shirt
 
Merchandising roles and responsibilities
Merchandising roles and responsibilitiesMerchandising roles and responsibilities
Merchandising roles and responsibilities
 
Plant layout of denim jeans manufacturing unit
Plant layout of denim jeans manufacturing unitPlant layout of denim jeans manufacturing unit
Plant layout of denim jeans manufacturing unit
 
T-Shirt Manufacturing - Plant Layout
T-Shirt Manufacturing - Plant LayoutT-Shirt Manufacturing - Plant Layout
T-Shirt Manufacturing - Plant Layout
 
Industrial attachment of knit concern group
Industrial  attachment  of knit concern groupIndustrial  attachment  of knit concern group
Industrial attachment of knit concern group
 
Capacity planning in garment industry22 (3 files merged)
Capacity planning in garment industry22 (3 files merged)Capacity planning in garment industry22 (3 files merged)
Capacity planning in garment industry22 (3 files merged)
 
Summer internship project, Mapping the process flowchart and documentation in...
Summer internship project, Mapping the process flowchart and documentation in...Summer internship project, Mapping the process flowchart and documentation in...
Summer internship project, Mapping the process flowchart and documentation in...
 
Apparel manufacturing process
Apparel manufacturing process Apparel manufacturing process
Apparel manufacturing process
 
Summer project(export house) by dimpu vivek,nift/secret
Summer project(export house) by dimpu vivek,nift/secretSummer project(export house) by dimpu vivek,nift/secret
Summer project(export house) by dimpu vivek,nift/secret
 
Tech Pack
Tech PackTech Pack
Tech Pack
 
Arrow ppt
Arrow pptArrow ppt
Arrow ppt
 
Erp presentation with garment industry case study
Erp presentation with garment industry case studyErp presentation with garment industry case study
Erp presentation with garment industry case study
 
Tech pack for Shirt Dress
Tech pack for Shirt DressTech pack for Shirt Dress
Tech pack for Shirt Dress
 
Garment Industries Finishing Department
Garment Industries Finishing DepartmentGarment Industries Finishing Department
Garment Industries Finishing Department
 
structure of Apparel Industry
structure of Apparel Industrystructure of Apparel Industry
structure of Apparel Industry
 
Sampling .presentration
Sampling .presentrationSampling .presentration
Sampling .presentration
 

Similar to PL JURY PRESENTATION

Industrial Attachment of aboni textiles ltd
Industrial Attachment  of aboni textiles ltdIndustrial Attachment  of aboni textiles ltd
Industrial Attachment of aboni textiles ltd
Md. Mazadul Hasan Shishir
 
Plastic Recycling and Reuse Machine to Level Cavity/Holes on Road
Plastic Recycling and Reuse Machine to Level Cavity/Holes on RoadPlastic Recycling and Reuse Machine to Level Cavity/Holes on Road
Plastic Recycling and Reuse Machine to Level Cavity/Holes on Road
IRJET Journal
 
Esquire Knit Composite Ltd.
Esquire Knit Composite Ltd. Esquire Knit Composite Ltd.
Esquire Knit Composite Ltd.
Md. Jaber Ahmed Patwary
 
Brochure bag-houses
Brochure bag-housesBrochure bag-houses
Brochure bag-houses
mkpq pasha
 
final presentation edit.pptx
final presentation edit.pptxfinal presentation edit.pptx
final presentation edit.pptx
ssuser0ee912
 
Water distribution system design report
Water distribution system design reportWater distribution system design report
Water distribution system design report
Muhammad Magsi
 
Civil Rubber Dam
Civil Rubber DamCivil Rubber Dam
Civil Rubber Dam
BiLjo PopZeinz
 
Report on HIGH RISE
Report on HIGH RISE Report on HIGH RISE
Report on HIGH RISE
Isratul Shaon
 
EverLast/Light/flow
EverLast/Light/flowEverLast/Light/flow
EverLast/Light/flow
Avkash Patel
 
Trenchless Technologies for New Pipe Installations
Trenchless Technologies for New Pipe InstallationsTrenchless Technologies for New Pipe Installations
Trenchless Technologies for New Pipe Installations
Loay Ghazaleh MBA, BSc Civil Eng.
 
Maksons spinning mills ltd
Maksons spinning mills ltdMaksons spinning mills ltd
Maksons spinning mills ltd
MahmudSharifBhuiyan
 
Civil-Report on industrial training at URCC
Civil-Report on industrial training at URCCCivil-Report on industrial training at URCC
Civil-Report on industrial training at URCC
Rakshita Raghunath
 
internship report YTM
internship report YTMinternship report YTM
internship report YTM
Asim Aslam
 
internship report YTM
internship report YTMinternship report YTM
internship report YTM
Muhammad Husnain Siddiqi
 
Pipeline Construct.pptx
Pipeline Construct.pptxPipeline Construct.pptx
Pipeline Construct.pptx
ssuserfc98db
 
Project By Rcdohare& Miss Kakoli Shaw
Project By Rcdohare& Miss Kakoli ShawProject By Rcdohare& Miss Kakoli Shaw
Project By Rcdohare& Miss Kakoli Shaw
BHILAI STEEL PLANT
 
Abrasive belt grinder capstone report
Abrasive belt grinder   capstone reportAbrasive belt grinder   capstone report
Abrasive belt grinder capstone report
DevenMahajan2
 
2014 2-4-07 denim apparel manufacturing
2014 2-4-07 denim apparel manufacturing2014 2-4-07 denim apparel manufacturing
2014 2-4-07 denim apparel manufacturing
Rishad123
 
Ent final project (2)
Ent final project (2)Ent final project (2)
Ent final project (2)
Amelisa Collins
 
railway_plant_layout
railway_plant_layoutrailway_plant_layout
railway_plant_layout
Rajshree Tiwari
 

Similar to PL JURY PRESENTATION (20)

Industrial Attachment of aboni textiles ltd
Industrial Attachment  of aboni textiles ltdIndustrial Attachment  of aboni textiles ltd
Industrial Attachment of aboni textiles ltd
 
Plastic Recycling and Reuse Machine to Level Cavity/Holes on Road
Plastic Recycling and Reuse Machine to Level Cavity/Holes on RoadPlastic Recycling and Reuse Machine to Level Cavity/Holes on Road
Plastic Recycling and Reuse Machine to Level Cavity/Holes on Road
 
Esquire Knit Composite Ltd.
Esquire Knit Composite Ltd. Esquire Knit Composite Ltd.
Esquire Knit Composite Ltd.
 
Brochure bag-houses
Brochure bag-housesBrochure bag-houses
Brochure bag-houses
 
final presentation edit.pptx
final presentation edit.pptxfinal presentation edit.pptx
final presentation edit.pptx
 
Water distribution system design report
Water distribution system design reportWater distribution system design report
Water distribution system design report
 
Civil Rubber Dam
Civil Rubber DamCivil Rubber Dam
Civil Rubber Dam
 
Report on HIGH RISE
Report on HIGH RISE Report on HIGH RISE
Report on HIGH RISE
 
EverLast/Light/flow
EverLast/Light/flowEverLast/Light/flow
EverLast/Light/flow
 
Trenchless Technologies for New Pipe Installations
Trenchless Technologies for New Pipe InstallationsTrenchless Technologies for New Pipe Installations
Trenchless Technologies for New Pipe Installations
 
Maksons spinning mills ltd
Maksons spinning mills ltdMaksons spinning mills ltd
Maksons spinning mills ltd
 
Civil-Report on industrial training at URCC
Civil-Report on industrial training at URCCCivil-Report on industrial training at URCC
Civil-Report on industrial training at URCC
 
internship report YTM
internship report YTMinternship report YTM
internship report YTM
 
internship report YTM
internship report YTMinternship report YTM
internship report YTM
 
Pipeline Construct.pptx
Pipeline Construct.pptxPipeline Construct.pptx
Pipeline Construct.pptx
 
Project By Rcdohare& Miss Kakoli Shaw
Project By Rcdohare& Miss Kakoli ShawProject By Rcdohare& Miss Kakoli Shaw
Project By Rcdohare& Miss Kakoli Shaw
 
Abrasive belt grinder capstone report
Abrasive belt grinder   capstone reportAbrasive belt grinder   capstone report
Abrasive belt grinder capstone report
 
2014 2-4-07 denim apparel manufacturing
2014 2-4-07 denim apparel manufacturing2014 2-4-07 denim apparel manufacturing
2014 2-4-07 denim apparel manufacturing
 
Ent final project (2)
Ent final project (2)Ent final project (2)
Ent final project (2)
 
railway_plant_layout
railway_plant_layoutrailway_plant_layout
railway_plant_layout
 

PL JURY PRESENTATION

  • 1. JACKET MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY PRESENTED BY: NIVEDITA KUMARI B.F.TECH VII SEMESTER National Institute Of Fashion Technology, Gandhinagar PLANT LAYOUT
  • 2. BRIEF GIVEN FOR THE PROJECT: The brief given for the project is as follows: O Product : JACKET. O 3 different styles 1. Style no. 1: Notch collar, 3 buttons @front, front patch pocket , full lining, center vent, 6 button @slv (kissing stacked) 2. Style no. 2: Notch collar, 3 buttons @front, welt pocket , full lining, center vent, 6 button @slv (kissing stacked) 3. Style no. 3 : Notch collar, 3 buttons @front, welt pocket , full lining, side vent, 6 button @slv (kissing stacked) O The pieces to manufacture are 1500 per day. O Unit production system along with mezzanine floor.
  • 3. Objective of the study: To prepare a plant layout for a jacket manufacturing unit with a capacity of 1500 jacket/day considering the following: O Understanding of capacity & space requirements O Selection of appropriate material handling equipment O Decisions regarding environment and aesthetics O Identification and understanding of the requirements for information flow O Process flow of different departments
  • 4. Company details: Name of the company EVERGREEN APPERALS Area 4800 sq. meter (80 – L * 60- W) Flooring Two floor (Ground floor, first floor)and mezzanine floor . Product category Jacket Product Three different style Jackets Nature of Business Export Rate of Production 1500 pieces/day No of shift per day 1 Hours per day 8 hours Ground Coverage 45%
  • 5. • GIDC Apparel Park Area is developed in Ahmedabad in Gujarat-380026. • The Industrial Area is located about 4.8 Kms. from Ahmedabad Junction and 13.7 Kms. from Ahmedabad International Airport. • The Industrial Area is well connected by Road NH-8, Rail- Ahmedabad Junction and the Airport- International Airport. • The river Sabarmati runs near to the Industrial Area -8.3 kms.
  • 6. Company factors PARAMETERS AHMEDABAD APPAREL PARK Developers Name GIDC LOCATION AHMEDABAD STATUS FUNCTIONAL AREA (HECTARES) 38 CONNECTIVITY OF SEZ (national highway / state Highway) NH 8 Distance from the nearest Airport (Km) AHMEDABAD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT(13.7km) DISTANCE FROM THE NEAREST PORT (Km) HAZIRA – 320 KANDLA – 500 DISTANCE FROM THE NEAREST RAILWAY (Km) AHMEDABAD KALOPUR (4.8 km) PROPOSED PROJECTS APPAREL INDUSTRIAL PRESENCE ARTEX APPARELS, PARAMOUNT APPAREL INDUSTRIES etc….
  • 7. Company Selection Criteria O Roads: 12.00 Mts. Roads are formed in Industrial Area. O Water supply works: The Gujarat water supply and sewerage board, irrigation canals, and sardar sarovar project are meeting the requirement of water to Industrial Area out. O Electricity: The entire Industrial Area is covered by station erected Sabarmati O Open Drainage System: The GIDC has taken up RCC drainage system and also storm water drainage for discharging the storm water. O Telecommunication System: The Telephone Exchange for the GIDC, Apparel Park BSNL exchange office and Naranpura exchange office that help in communication. O Post Office: The nearest Post Office is Paldi in Fatehpura police chowki Town, through which the postal service are available. O Commercial Infrastructure: For commercial infrastructure like Bank (Axis bank, Syndicate bank), local shopping (4d square mall, Alpha one mall) etc., available near apparel park. O Transportation: The Industrial Area is located very adjacent to Ahmedabad junction and Ahmedabad international airport – NH-8 Highway. Hence has a very convenient transportation system. O Railways: The Ahmedabad Station is situated at a distance of 4.8 Kms. Form Industrial Area.
  • 8. Compliance of the site with site selection criteria • Latitude & Longitude - 23° 1′ 48″ N, 72° 34′ 48″ E • Climate Conditions - Annual Max. Temp. 38 °C Annual Min. Temp. 13 °C Annual Rain fall - 93.2cm • Relative Humidity 47 % • Predominant wind direction- NW, NE • Nearest Town- It is in Ahmedabad • Major Settlement – It is nearest to the railway station and airport • Kankaria lake – 2.2 Kms , • Teen Darwaza - 6 kms • Nearest Railway Station- Ahmedabad Junction-4.8 kms • Nearest Airport Ahmedabad international and domestic Airport – 13.7 Kms, • International Airport – Ahmedabad international airport • Nearest Highway NH-8
  • 10. Various fabrics used in a jacket Shell fabric Lining fabric Knitted fusing Woven fusing Woven reinforcement Canvas Felt PARTS NAME NO. OF PARTS Shell 21 Lining 23 Small parts 20 Knitted fusing 5 Parts fusing 14 Reinforcement 3 Total 86
  • 11. Given Variations in a jacket variation 1 Collar Notch collar Lining Full Button at front 3 Button at sleeve 3 Pocket Welt Cuff button Kissing stacked Vent style Side variation 2 Collar Notch collar Lining Full Button at front 3 Button at sleeve 3 Pocket patch Cuff button Kissing stacked Vent style Side
  • 12. Given Variations in a jacket variation 3 Collar Notch collar Lining Full Button at front 3 Button at sleeve 3 Pocket Welt Cuff button Kissing stacked Vent style center
  • 13. LINE. NO STYLE DESCRIPTI ON SAM No. of worker @ 100 % efficienc y No. of worker @ 75 % efficiency LINE 1 Patch pocket with center vent 71 74 98 LINE 2 Welt pocket with center vent 68 70 94 LINE 3 Welt pocket with side vent 67.2 69 93 Line Efficiency% = (Line output X garment SAM X 100)/(Number of operators X minute worked in day) For line 1: 75%=500*71*100/x * 480= 98 workers For line 2: 75%=500*68*100/x * 480= 94 workers For line 3: 75%=500*67*100/x * 480= 93 workers Line Target = (Total working minutes in a day X No. of operators in a line X Line eff%)/Garment SAM For line 1: 480*98*75%/71= 496garments For line 2: 480*94*75%/68= 498garments For line 3: 480*93*75%/67= 500garments Calculation for each line target and manpower required
  • 15. List of Departments Covered  Merchandising Department  HR Department  Conference  Reception  Medical Room  Admin  MD Room  CEO  GM Room  Production Planning Department  Finance Department  Design Department  Sampling Room  Store  CAD  Cutting  Sewing  Finishing  Maintenance  IE  Security  Canteen  Toilets  Creche
  • 16. Takes into account : O Types of construction O Building foundations O Roofing structures O Building materials etc.. Construction
  • 17. Concrete frame structures: O Consists of a frame or skeleton of concrete. Horizontal members are called beams, and vertical members are called columns. O Humans walk on flat planes of concrete called slabs. O Columns carry the primary load. O Material used is RCC. O Concrete is very strong in compression, easy to produce at site, and inexpensive. O Bears dead load, live load, dynamic load etc. Types of construction
  • 18. O Transfer the weight of the building to the ground. O Soil study is done to determine safe bearing capacity of soil (amount of weight per unit area the soil can bear). O Ahmedabad has black soil. O Safe bearing capacity- 15000 kg/meter sq. O Pile foundation to be used for long span building like a factory. O A long cylinder of a strong material such as concrete is pushed into the ground so that structures can be supported on top of it. Foundation
  • 19. End bearing pile foundation End bearing piles- the bottom end of the pile rests on a layer of especially strong soil or rock. The load of the building is transferred through the pile onto the strong layer. In a sense, this pile acts like a column.
  • 20. O Roof closes the framed structure. O Must be able to withstand-wind load, human load & earthquake load. O Flat roof style is used. Roofing
  • 21. O Finish material applied over a floor structure to provide a walking surface. O Steel fiber concrete flooring- provide superior resistance to minimize cracks in hardened concrete, as well as maximum resistance to withstand heavy loads. O Increased durability O Low maintenance costs Flooring
  • 22. O Light should be uniformly diffused. O Lighting should be adapted to the type of work. O The level of illumination, measured in lux, should be increased not only in relation to the degree of precision or miniaturization of the work but also in relation to the worker's age. Lighting Visual task Min illumination (in lux) Examples Casual seeing 100 Locker rooms Ordinary rough task 150-300 Counting of cut parts Moderately critical 300-500 Machine work Critical 500-700 Fine sewing, inspection Very critical 1000-1500 Fine grinding work Extremely critical 2500-3000 or more Repairing
  • 23. O Sound exposure above 85DB is considered noise. O Machines must be checked periodically for noise level. O In order to reduce vibrations, heavy machinery should be kept at the ground floor. O The vibrations get transfers to the soil. Noise & vibration
  • 24. Windows O Windows provide ventilation in the room. O Windows should cover atleast 20% area of the floor in each department. O Double or triple glazed insulated windows, provide much better insulation than single-pane glass windows. O Transparent glass windows used in administration (office) Window shades to avoid glares
  • 25. O Seeks to minimize the negative environmental impact of buildings by moderation in the use of materials, energy, and development space. O Conscious approach to energy and ecological conservation in the design of the built environment. Sustainability aspect
  • 27. Solar panels on parking lots
  • 28. O The building must be ready to face the natural calamities as well as hazards like fire. O Detection system, alarm system and suppression system to be up to date. O Sand to be used for fire caused by electricity. Safety precautions
  • 29. O According to OSHA, industrial buildings must have 1 fire extinguisher of class B at a distance of 15 meters. Fire extinguishers