| # Norm Times (tirou0131m000) Use this session to record norm times or norm units in a norm table. To enter norm times or norm units, double click the record for which you want to enter them. Related topics Calculating production rate and cycle time from a norm table Calculating based on norm tables Norm Time Table Type The description of the values in the norm table's columns. For example, width, length, diameter, and so on. X-Coordinates A value of the variable (for example, length) that is expressed in the norm table's columns. Combined with the values of the norm table's rows, you can record the norm times or norm units for the task in the Norm Times (tirou0131m000) details session. You can start the Norm Times (tirou0131m000) session details session by double clicking the record for which you want to record norm times or norm units. Text If the norm table is of the Operation Time type, you must enter a norm time in this field. If the norm table is of the Production Rate type, you must enter a norm unit in this field. Text A value of the variable (for example, length) that is expressed in the norm table's rows. Combined with the values of the norm table's columns, you can record the norm times or norm units for the task in the Norm Times (tirou0131m000) details session. You can start the Norm Times (tirou0131m000) details session by double clicking a record for which you want to record norm times or norm units. Y-Axis Description The description of the values in the norm table's columns. For example, width, length, diameter, and so on. Norm Time Table A table that contains the times required to perform a task (norm times), or the numbers of times that a task can be performed in a specific unit of time (norm units). The norm times or norm units depend on two series of values presented in the columns (X-axis) and the rows (Y-axis) of the table. Example The time that it costs to drill a hole depends on the material's thickness, and the hole's diameter. A norm table that contains norm times can look like this:
| Thickness (mm)
Diameter (mm) | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4
0.5 | 1.2 | 1.4 | 1.6 | 1.8
1.0 | 2.2 | 2.5 | 2.8 | 3.1
1.5 | 3.1 | 3.5 | 3.9 | 4.3
The norm time to drill a hole with diameter 1.0 in a material with thickness 2 is 2.5. Conversion Factor Norm Times The factor by which the norm table's norm time or norm unit must be multiplied. Norm Time Table Type The norm table type. Production Rate Time Unit The unit of time in which the production rate is expressed. |