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All GSD Thread Usage Calculations are based on the Stitch configurations
defined in
BS 3870 – Stitches and Seams
Part 1 – Classification and terminology of Stitch Types.
The Thread Usage Formulae use the following Parameters and calculated
Values
ID Description Comment
X Thread Diameter Value is defined in GSD Registry Settings
M Material Thickness Value is defined in GSD Registry Settings
B Average Button Thickness Value is defined in GSD Registry Settings
N Number of Stitches per Cm / Inch User Input / posted from Machine selection
L Length of Stitch Calculated value
W Width of Bight User Input / posted from Machine selection
D Diagonal Length of Stitch (1) Calculated value
E Diagonal Length of Stitch (2) Calculated value
Average Thread
Diameter
Average Material
Thickness
Average Button
Thickness
To calculate Thread Usage within the GSD Operation Module all Machines in
the GSD machine Database must have a Stitch Type allocated. The Stitch
Type is basis of all Thread Usage Calculations. The GSD System contains
Formulae for the following Stitch Types
Bartack
107 Bartack
304 Bartack
Available Stitch
Types can be
selected from the
Drop-down Combo
Box.
NOTE:
To ensure that Total Thread usage is calculated correctly where the Analysis
Detail Frequency is set to Zero to Limit out Time Values the Frequency should
be entered as 2 Values separated by a colon, where the left Value is the
Frequency applied to the Time Vale and right Value is the Frequency applied
to the Thread Usage.
AUTOMATIC CYCLE TIMES
Please note, the following additional GSD Codes have been incorporated
within the GSD system to accommodate the use of Automatic Cycle
machinery to calculate correct Thread usage. These new Codes should
always be used in preference to the ‘Z’ Codes (Machine Cycle Time) where
thread usage is to be calculated.
S The letter to indicate that the action is related to sewing and that the
TMUs generated via the related sewing formula are Machine TMU and
should be posted to Machine TMU Total for calculation of SMV.
See TBULL430_07
for additional information on the use of Sewing Formulae.