#process flow

[party-bearings]

Бүгін мен сіздермен мойынтіректерді өндіру процесімен бөліскім келеді：

шикізат материал、Соғу және пішіндеу、Айналу、Сөндіру、Ұнтақтау、Тазалау және құрастыру

[egophiliac]

looking at next month's schedule and between the end of 7-12 and the wishing lantern event it's like

February is officially RIDDLE MONTH, brace yourselves to be absolutely blasted into ashes everybody

[powersafeautomation]

Lean Manufacturing and Process Flow

What is it and how is it important? Lean manufacturing is a systematic approach to optimizing processes and minimizing waste in production. At its core, it emphasizes the continuous improvement of operations to enhance efficiency, quality, and safety. The principles of lean manufacturing, originating from the Toyota Production System (TPS), have been widely adopted across industries worldwide…

[hinamie]

unconditionally

[dladto]

Process Flow of Full Grouting Rebar Coupler

Full grouting rebar coupler is the connection between the steel bars at both ends through the grouting material and the sleeve. The sleeves used are +CTH+ series grouting connection sleeves.

Generally, full grouting rebar coupler used for the connection of the main reinforcement of prefabricated frame beams. It can connect ?HRB335 and HRB400 ribbed steel bars currently, and the diameter range of the connecting steel bars is φ16mm～φ40mm.

What is the process flow of the full grouting rebar coupler?

1. Make the label and install the sleeve:

a. Use a marker pen to mark the insertion depth of the connecting reinforcement;

b. Put the couplers all over the connecting steel bars of the prefabricated beams on one side.

2. Hoisting and fixing of components: The components are hoisted in place according to the installation requirements and then fixed.

3. The coupler is in place: After hoisting, check the alignment of the steel bars to be connected protruding from the components on both sides, the deviation shall not be greater than ±5mm, and the gap between the two steel bars shall not be greater than +30mm. Move the coupler to the middle of the two butt bars according to the mark.

4. Node protection after grouting: After grouting, the strength of the test block under the same conditions as the grouting material reaches 35MPa (1-3 days for special grouting material) before entering the subsequent construction. Components and key layers shall not be subject to vibration or collision within 24 hours after grouting.

[seraphont]

an older comic wip, pondering a ‘tessa lives’ au

[clumsypuppy]

horrible truth bomb dropped on my head 20 min ago

[parasolladyansy]

A little art therapy as I realized how my creative phases were like the water cycle 🌧️ If you’re also in a bit of a creative “dry spell”, this one’s for you.

PS: thanks so much for all your support / input on my artist’s block post. Just seeing your response helped me sketch out what I’m gonna do for the next couple of comics. I may not make my deadline, but it feels a lot better to have a plan. 🩵

[crabsnpersimmons]

dreaming about the perfect pillow

fun fact: Moon is a hugger when he sleeps

(feeling better btw, not yet 100% but i can draw again! still need plenty of rest for reasons, but will be slowly replying to the asks in my inbox soon!)

[myokk]

some pen drawings♥️

[cent-scratchnsniff]

cant do much else right now but sketch

[flowersforthemachines]

WIP WEDNESDAY

Thank you @rookamell and @woundedsoul12 for tagging me <3

I'll be tagging @mythals-whore @skullypettibone and @cute-ellyna if you'd like to share something this week :)

I've done some gratuitous Bellara-posting over the last few days, so I might as well top it off with a snippet from a mid-canon Bellara/Ghilasara fic I've been nibbling at since last week. The "doing something vaguely romantic as a "practice" for Bellara's writing" set-up may be banal, but also too good to pass up on, in my opinion ^_^

#wip: flow state

“It’s a kiss scene,” Bellara blurts out. "The one I have trouble writing." “Uh-huh.” Rook closes her book and puts it aside. “What’s wrong with it?” “It’s like I can’t get a feel for it. At all.” She gets up from her chair, hoping that maybe a switch from horizontal to vertical can also become a switch from the stuck-state to a flow-state.  Doesn’t help.  Still worth trying.  “Irelin and I didn’t break up all that long ago,” she says as she paces around. “I should still remember, you know. What it’s like. But I don’t, somehow. Drawing only blanks.” Pacing gives her space to wonder why exactly she was so hesitant to ask for Rook’s help. The phrasing is all but begging for Rook to talk about her own experiences; it’s not like there’s other help she can offer. But somewhere deep down, there is a part of her that doesn’t want to think about Rook kissing other people. She doesn’t want to think about that part. “If you are out of practice, why not get some?” Rook asks.  “Where?” She blinks. “I don’t think there are places where you can get practice kisses from strangers. Well, actually, there are, maybe. But I wouldn’t know.” “Never heard about those, personally.” Rook shrugs. “But I’m right here.” 

[martyryo]

I saw him in that screenshot.

[glowettee]

✧・゜: how i'm learning to trust my creative intuition :・゜✧:・゜✧

hey lovelies! ✨

i've been thinking a lot about creative intuition lately, that quiet inner voice that nudges you toward certain ideas or projects. for the longest time, i was absolutely terrible at listening to it. i'd get these little sparks of inspiration and immediately talk myself out of them. "that's been done before" or "you don't have the skills for that" or my personal favorite: "who do you think you are?"

sound familiar? thought so.

the thing is, i've slowly been learning that my intuition actually knows what it's talking about. those random ideas that pop into my head at 2am or while i'm in the shower? they're not random at all, they're my creative compass trying to guide me toward what truly lights me up.

⋆.ೃ࿔:･ recognizing intuition vs. fear ･:࿔ೃ.⋆

the first big challenge was learning to tell the difference between my intuition and my fear. they can sound weirdly similar sometimes!

my intuition tends to feel like excitement mixed with certainty, like "yes! this!" even when it makes no logical sense. it feels light and expansive, like opening a window in a stuffy room.

fear, on the other hand, feels heavy and contracted. it comes with a lot of "shoulds" and worrying about what other people will think. it's the voice that compares my chapter 1 to someone else's chapter 20.

i started keeping track of when these different voices would speak up, and slowly got better at recognizing which was which.

⋆.ೃ࿔:･ creating space to listen ･:࿔ೃ.⋆

intuition doesn't shout. it whispers. and in our noisy, constantly-connected world, those whispers can get completely drowned out.

i realized i needed to create actual space to hear myself think. for me, that looks like:

morning pages: three pages of stream-of-consciousness writing before looking at my phone

solo walks without podcasts or music (just me and my thoughts)

intentional boredom: staring out windows, lying on the floor, letting my mind wander

reducing input before trying to create output (no scrolling before creative sessions)

it's amazing what starts to bubble up when you're not constantly drowning it out with other people's voices and ideas.

⋆.ೃ࿔:･ the "stupid idea" notebook ･:࿔ೃ.⋆

one of the most helpful tools has been my "stupid idea" notebook, a judgment-free zone where i write down every creative impulse, no matter how ridiculous it seems.

the name is intentionally silly to remind myself not to take it all so seriously. some ideas truly are stupid, and that's perfectly fine! but some turn out to be the beginnings of something meaningful.

the rule is simple: write it all down, evaluate later. this creates a safe space for intuition to speak without immediately being shut down by my inner critic.

⋆.ೃ࿔:･ small intuition experiments ･:࿔ೃ.⋆

trusting your intuition is like building a muscle, you start small and work your way up.

i began with low-stakes creative decisions: which color to use in a drawing, which topic to write about in my journal, which route to take on my walk. when something felt intuitively "right," i'd go with it, even if i couldn't explain why.

gradually, i started trusting my intuition with bigger choices: which project to pursue, which opportunities to say yes to, which creative direction to explore.

with each small win, my confidence in my inner guidance grew stronger.

⋆.ೃ࿔:･ embracing the "wrong" turns ･:࿔ೃ.⋆

here's the thing about intuition: sometimes it leads you down paths that seem to go nowhere. i've followed creative impulses that resulted in projects i never finished or ideas that didn't work out.

but i'm learning that these aren't failures, they're necessary detours. every "wrong" turn teaches me something i needed to learn or leads me to connections i wouldn't have made otherwise.

intuition isn't finding the most direct path; it's finding YOUR path, with all its twists and surprises.

⋆.ೃ࿔:･ letting go of external validation ･:࿔ೃ.⋆

perhaps the hardest part of trusting my creative intuition has been detaching from external validation. when you follow your intuition, you might create things that don't immediately resonate with others or fit neatly into what's trending.

i'm still working on this one, honestly. but i've noticed that my most intuitive creations... the ones that felt most aligned with my inner voice, are ultimately the ones people connect with most deeply, even if the audience is smaller.

⋆.ೃ࿔:･ a gentle practice ･:࿔ೃ.⋆

trusting your creative intuition isn't a destination, it's an ongoing practice. some days i'm better at it than others. sometimes fear still wins. but each time i choose to listen to that quiet inner knowing, it gets a little louder, a little clearer.

if you're struggling to trust your own creative voice, start small. create tiny spaces of silence. write down the whispers. follow the sparks of excitement. and be patient with yourself when you forget.

xoxo, mindy 🤍

[rederiss]

Hi, gonna get serious for a moment.

I’ve seen people on here and Twitter talking about how they are worried that Nora will release The Perfect Court before the The Broken Cage. I want to discuss how the writing process works and why I believe she won’t be doing that (along with how Prequels typically work in a series).

Most believe that the writing process is linear, when it reality it’s extremely non-linear. You will have one idea, then need to pivot, then erase whole plot lines and so on and so forth until you have a cohesive story that does eventually become linear for the audience. All Nora is most likely doing is pivoting a huge task. WE all discussed how Nora needs to cover so much in the third (sixth?) book, and I am positive Nora bumped into that road multiple of times that fed into her decision to create this duology so that she can properly create this story. I bet that she is only sketching out plans for TPC and TQG so she can get a more clear idea on TBC (actually, she did say this on her post btw). Therefore, she will most likely be finishing out Jerejean’s trilogy before moving onto the next two books. It would only make logical sense.

Now, for the prequel, since this is an indie published series, typical rules dont apply. However, let’s just say it does. Prequels normally come out AFTER the story is already told. This is why with the Hunger games, we are just now getting Snow’s and Haymitch’s stories after the conclusion. We need to see the story unfold before we read how the story starts, if that make sense? It’s just how the literary world works. So, I wouldn’t be surprised if she releases the Perfect Court after the Queen’s Game. I bet she is using the Queen’s Game to bring in a true conclusion to AFTG and using Kevin for the prequel since “this starts and ends with Kevin.” Logically speaking, for us as an audience, it would make sense for the Perfect Court to come after the Queen’s Game rather than before either TBC or TQG just because we need the conclusion first. However, this is indie published, so its possible she will do TPC before TQG (and either way, it works out, but I don’t think it would work for TPC to come out before TBC)

[hamletisintown]

Creation.

Inspired by my recent sketchbook and by some realistic looking brushes I found