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The process used to make U channel and angle iron is called hot rolling.

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Cutting clearance is the space or gap between the cutting tool and the workpiece that allows for the removal of material without causing damage to the tool or the part being machined.

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Yes, GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) is necessary even if there is a quality control laboratory, as it ensures that products are consistently produced and controlled according to quality standards throughout the manufacturing process.

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Viable limits for classified areas typically include zones where the risk of explosion or fire is present, such as Class I, Division 1 or 2 for flammable gases and Class II, Division 1 or 2 for combustible dusts. Non-viable limits are areas outside these zones where hazardous materials are not expected to be present in sufficient quantities to pose a risk.

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The types of guide plate tools include:

1. Fixed guide plates
2. Adjustable guide plates
3. Indexable guide plates
4. Multi-functional guide plates

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The planning horizon is the period over which planning and forecasting are done, typically covering future demand and supply needs. It impacts Material Requirements Planning (MRP) and Master Production Schedule (MPS) run results by determining how far into the future inventory levels, production schedules, and resource allocations are planned. A longer planning horizon allows for better anticipation of demand and resource needs, while a shorter horizon may lead to stockouts or excess inventory due to insufficient foresight.

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The issuing process involves the following steps:

1. **Request for Materials**: The sub-contractor submits a request for materials needed for their work.
2. **Verification**: Check the availability of the requested items in inventory.
3. **Approval**: Obtain necessary approvals from management or relevant departments.
4. **Documentation**: Prepare an issue note or material requisition form detailing the items, quantities, and purpose.
5. **Issuing Materials**: Physically hand over the materials to the sub-contractor or arrange for delivery.
6. **Record Keeping**: Update inventory records and maintain a copy of the issue note for tracking and auditing purposes.
7. **Follow-Up**: Ensure the sub-contractor uses the materials as intended and monitor for any discrepancies.

Terms of issue may include conditions like return policies, usage restrictions, and accountability for loss or damage.

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The different types of MRP runs are:

1. **Regenerative MRP** - Processes the entire planning horizon and recalculates all requirements from scratch.
2. **Net Change MRP** - Only processes changes since the last run, updating only the affected items.
3. **Net Change with Planning** - Similar to net change but also considers planned orders and forecasts.
4. **Single-Item MRP** - Focuses on a specific item to calculate its requirements without affecting others.

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To ensure goods reach customers safely and on time, implement efficient logistics planning, use reliable transportation methods, maintain clear communication with suppliers and customers, utilize tracking systems, and optimize inventory management.

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In a stock transfer cycle between two locations, the process typically involves the following steps:

1. **Initiation of Transfer**: A stock transfer request is created to move inventory from one location (e.g., Warehouse A) to another (e.g., Warehouse B).

2. **Goods Issue Posting**: When the stock is physically moved from Warehouse A, a goods issue is posted. This reduces the inventory at Warehouse A and creates a corresponding debit in the inventory account.

3. **Goods Receipt Posting**: Upon arrival at Warehouse B, a goods receipt is posted. This increases the inventory at Warehouse B and creates a corresponding credit in the inventory account.

**GL Postings**:
- **At Warehouse A**:
- Debit: Inventory Transfer Out (or Cost of Goods Sold)
- Credit: Inventory

- **At Warehouse B**:
- Debit: Inventory
- Credit: Inventory Transfer In (or Cost of Goods Sold)

This cycle ensures that inventory levels are accurately

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A. Tool for maintaining large programmes in a production environment

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A deadlock is a situation in computer systems where two or more processes are unable to proceed because each is waiting for the other to release a resource, resulting in a standstill.

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The cron job will run at 11:59 PM on the 13th of every month, but only if that day is a Friday.

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To print the grid in Photoshop, go to the "View" menu, select "Show," and then choose "Grid." After that, go to "File," select "Print," and ensure the grid is visible in the print preview before printing.

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A known issue is a problem that has been identified and documented, but not yet resolved.

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To rotate an image in Photoshop, select the image layer, then go to the menu and choose Edit > Transform > Rotate. You can also use the shortcut Ctrl + T (Cmd + T on Mac) to enter Free Transform mode, then move your cursor near a corner until it turns into a curved arrow, and drag to rotate.

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Style sheets exist to separate content from presentation, allowing for consistent styling across multiple pages, easier maintenance, and improved loading times.

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An imported style sheet is a CSS file that is included in another CSS file using the `@import` rule. To link it, you can use the following syntax in your CSS file:

```css
@import url("styles.css");
```

Alternatively, you can link a CSS file directly in an HTML document using the `<link>` tag:

```html
<link rel="stylesheet" href="styles.css">
```