Systems And Practices Flashcards

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What do production systems involve?

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Inputs // processes // outputs // and there will usually be feedbacks and subsystems as well

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What is the clients role?

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To identify the need for a product,drawing up a design brief for the designer,setting production deadlines and the price of the product. The client is usually a manufacturer or retailer

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What is the role of the designer?

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Is to agree the design brief, and then research market trends,fabrics and processes - taking into account any social,moral,cultural or environmental issues. They will work to a design spec,produce a costing for the product and help plan the products manufacture

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What is the role of the manufacturer?

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Look at any models or prototypes made by the designer,and work out the most efficient way of manufacturing it. They will produce a production plan and a work schedule. They will try to keep costs down,while producing high quality safe products on schedule in a safe environment

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What systems are included in textile production?

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Inputs // processes // outputs // and usually there is a feedback loop as well,to enable the inputs and processes to be modified as a result of quality control checks or feedback from customers

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What are some examples of subsystems?

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Lay-planning // costing // quality control

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What do industrial practices do?

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They are designed to ensure that quality products are manufactured efficiently at a profit

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What is lay-planning?

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The laying out of pattern pieces of a fabric to work out the quantity and cost of material required for a product

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What is costing?

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Working out how much each product costs in terms of including materials,labour,rent and energy costs

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What is a production plan?

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It should set out information about all the stages of production so that every product is made to the same quality

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What could be included in production planning?

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The manufacturing specification // the pattern pieces // the lay plan // work schedule // a flow diagram to where and how to check for quality

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What is the preparation stage in production planning?

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Details the amount of materials to buy in // prep of patterns // templates // lay plans

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What is included in the processing stage of production planning?

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Details the fabric spreading // cutting // labelling // bundling of the fabric pieces

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What is included in the finishing stage of production planning?

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Gives instruction for decorative/functional finishing and final pressing

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What does the packaging stage in production planning explain?

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How to label // hang // fold // and cover the product ready for transport to the retailer

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What is a work schedule?

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It sets out instructions about the order of assembly // stitch type // processes to be used // the time each process will take // the seam allowance

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What sewing machines are used in industry?

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Lock stitch // lock stitch // over locker // seam cover // linking // automatic buttonhole // computer numerically controlled (CNC)

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Why is pressing done?

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To shape, stabilise and set textile materials using dry heat or steam and in in industry it can be done by specialist equipment or by hand

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What does under-pressing do?

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Reduces shrinkage // removes creases // makes sewing easier

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What does moulding do?

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Stretches and sets 3D shapes in fabrics

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What does top-pressing do?

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Final pressing makes the product ready for sale