How to calculate standard time by using MOST Maynard Operation Sequence Technique

[@nitinmahale2414]

Most study training taught in very simple way, Great I like it.

[@ajitshinde3154]

Very good information 👍

[@comonman9]

Nice & useful information sir

[@industrialengineering5856]

SECONDS CALCULATION IS WRONG/ =20 TMU*0.036 SEC=0.7 SEC BUT YOU ARE SAVING17 SECONDS

[@sarfarajd3940]

Can you pls share casting processes

[@filmybucket]

No he is telling to us a right information.
1 hour =10^6. Somewhere it could be change but stills it is correct

[@GurkaranMalhans]

1 TMU = 0.036 Seconds

[@somashekharbhumannavar982]

Plz suggest books for "MOST" CONCEPT...

[@amantukrel]

Please revise your calculations. Also, 1 TMU is not equal to 10^6 hours. 1 hr = 10^5 TMU's.

[@aroon2474]

You are wrong

[@nikhildeoraobobade9477]

please use edit option while making videos sir

[@musicboxforeverable]

How can the whole thing take 21.6 seconds in the real world?

[@aherna2010]

calculations are wrong you should multiply by .036, not .36, just to grab a piston and place it on other place 21secs is hilarious

[@junaidzed]

Calculations are incorrect. You multiplied by 0.36 instead of 0.036 hence all cycle times you get are 10 times greater than actual.