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Item Design and manufacturing of pitch line chuck for internal grinding of hardened and distorted bore of crown hypoid and bevel gears(Department of Industrial and Production Engineering, BUET, 1982-09) Momtazur Rahaman, Md.; Khan, Dr. Ahsan AliFor abstracts please see full textItem Design and manufacturing of pitch line chuck for internal grinding of hardened and distorted bore of crown hypoid and bevel gears(Department of Industrial and Production Engineering, BUET, 1982-09) Momtazur Rahaman, Md.; Ahsan Ali Khan, Dr.For abstracts please see full textItem Study on preventive maintenance modelling applied to jute mills machinery(Department of Industrial and Production Engineering, BUET, 1983-09) Jashim Uddin, Md.; Zohrul Kabir, Dr. A. B. M.For abstracts please see full textItem Development of a model for repairable spare parts provisioning(Department of Industrial and Production Engineering, BUET, 1983-09) Md. Jamal Uddin; Kabir, Dr. A. B. M. ZohrulFor abstracts please see full textItem Development of operational reliability assessment model and its application to a urea fertilizer factory(Department of Industrial and Production Engineering, BUET, 1983-09) Md. Osman Gani; Zohrul Kabir, Dr. A. B. M.For abstracts please see full textItem Technological constrains in urea production in Bangladesh(Department of Industrial and Production Engineering, BUET, 1983-10) Md. Mizanur Rahman; Anwarul Azim, Dr. M.For abstracts please see full textItem Evaluation of workers job performance and its relation with the labour productivity in manufacturing units(Department of Industrial and Production Engineering, BUET, 1983-11) Md. Sharafat Ali; Rahman, Dr. Md. MizanurA substantial improvement in productivity le~el in the industrial sector is an urgent need for the,~ountry. This has been ob~ served that the workers performance level in this sector is far below compared to any standard. The possible reasons are ineffective policy monitoring and inappropriate and lack of basic researc~ effort. Also there exists a "gaP" in between proposed policies and the actual implementation and execution of these policies towards their achievements. The pr~sent research work was directed towards ,such an important aspect namely estimation of the labour productivity in soma selected manUfacturing units. Effcirt has been given to find out ,the factors influencing the labour performance. A performance model h2s been proP9sed showing different factQrs which impede Dr impel fhe productivity of a worker. The rela~ ',tive:,importance of these factors has also been shown in the propos~ dmocJel. A m'ul'tiPleregression analysis has been carried out using . :,' data as obtained through questionnaire surveys among both the managemen£'( xecutives and the workers in the shop floor. It has been observed that workers' job performance is highly correlated with "knowledge", "Skill", "Social Conditions","Ind"ividual Need","Physical Conditions" and "other related factors". It has also been observed that the quantitative values of these factors and their relevant and appropriate sub~factors as o'btained through proposed OUantification scales are sufficiently significant in estimating the labour • performance indices in similar engin,eering plants.Item Operations research technique applied in replacement of street lights of Dhaka city(Department of Industrial and Production Engineering, BUET, 1984-02) Bhowmick, Tarapada; Rahman, Dr. Md. MizanurFor abstracts please see full textItem Model for business failure analysis(Department of Industrial and Production Engineering, BUET, 1984-07) Mirza Shah Nowaz; Joohrul Kabir, Dr. A. B. M.For abstracts please see full textItem Assessment of resource (passenger-carrying transport) requirement during peak period in particular bus route of Dhaka city(Department of Industrial and Production Engineering, BUET, 1984-07) Md. Ezharul Haq; Rahman, Dr. Md ..MizanurFor abstracts please see full textItem Development of model for assessment of operational reliability and power distribution reliability of a power generating system(Department of Industrial and Production Engineering, BUET, 1984-09) Mollah Moksudul Haque; Joohrul Kabir, Dr. A. B. M.In modern day life the requirement of power supply is increasingly becoming an absolute necessity. Efficient and effective power supply hinges on two factors, namely effective power generation and effective distribution. From the engineering view point, operational reliability is considered as a measure of system .effectiveness. Operational reliability, in turn, is not based on a single quantitative measure. The most common premises have been, time-dependent reliability, steady-state availability and the like. In the present work, plant reliability of Khulna steam power station and distribution system reliability of Khulna industrial zone have been studied. Power generation by steam is by far the cheapest but problematic. Any steam power plant consists of a large ,number of complex equipments which are liable to failure due to various causes. From the failure and maintenance records of the said plant, reliabilities of individual equipments and the overall system reliability have been calculated. Based on these, critical equipments have been identified and their modes of failures have been analysed. Possible reliability improvement by eliminating principal mode of failure of each critical equipment has 6een demonstrated. This has again been compared to reliability improvement which may be effected by installing stand~~) unit of critical equipment. Overall system reliability improvement has also been shown. vi Distribution system failures have been analyzed and found to be random in nature. For this case, reliability indices have been considered to be failure rate, mean failure duration and availability. These indices have been calculated for individual substations, feeders and load points. Overall system failure rate and mean failure duration have also been assessed. For time-dependent reliability, Weibull reliability function has been used throughout. Disttibuti'on parameters have been calculated by Maximum Likelihood Estimator and hazard plotting methods.Item Experimental determination of optimum cutting conditions in turning low alloyed steel with cemented carbide tool(Department of Industrial and Production Engineering, BUET, 1984-10) Sankar Roy; Nurul Amin, Dr.A. K. M.For abstracts please see full textItem Study on the technological inputs for the workers of small and medium scale metal working workshops in the field of production of agro supporting implements in Bangladesh(Department of Industrial and Production Engineering, BUET, 1984-11) A.S.M. Rezaul Quddus; Anwarul Azim, Dr. M.For abstracts please see full textItem Study of inventory management(Department of Industrial and Production Engineering, BUET, 1985-01) Sadruz Zaman; Zohrul Kabir, Dr. A. B. M.For abstracts please see full textItem Design of a index JIG for the drilling operation of faller bar(Department of Industrial and Production Engineering, BUET, 1985-02) Faroque Ahmed; Nurul Amin, Dr. A. K. M.For abstracts please see full textItem Quality control : Its role and effectiveness in the jute mills of Bangladesh(Department of Industrial and Production Engineering, BUET, 1985-05) Md. Nurul Islam; Anwarul Haque, Dr. A. F. M.For abstracts please see full textItem New graphic technique for age based preventive replacement policy determination(Department of Industrial and Production Engineering, BUET, 1985-07) Emam Uddin Ahmed; Zohrul Kabir, Dr. A. B. M.For abstracts please see full textItem Development of management information system (MIS) in a medium scale engineering plant in Bangladesh(Department of Industrial and Production Engineering, BUET, 1985-08) Khandkar Tariqul Islam; Rahman, Dr. Md. MizanurFor abstracts please see full textItem Study of operational factors in improving productivity of steel melting units of Chittagong Steel Mills Limited(Department of Industrial and Production Engineering, BUET, 1985-09) Md. Kamrul Ahsan; Zohrul Kabir, Dr. Md.For abstracts please see full textItem Feasibility study of spares manufacturing for garments industries in Bangladesh(Department of Industrial and Production Engineering, BUET, 1986-03) Ananta Kumar Kar; Nurul Amin, Dr. A. K. 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