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Statistical Process control

the application of statistical techniques to ensure that processes meet standards

central tendency

mean

control charts

constructed from historical data, helps distinguish the two types of variation

control criteria

1.no sample points outside the limit


2.points are near the average


3. approx. at even # of points above and below


4. points appear to be randomly distributed around the center line

variables

measures dimensions such as weight, speed, height, or strength




falls within an acceptable range




use x bar and r chart




measured

attributes

good or bad, acceptable or unacceptable




does not address degree of failure




P chart (percent defectives)


or c chart (# of defects)




counted

xbar charts

plot of mean of samples taken from a process

r chart

a plot of the range within each sample




-difference between highest and lowest numbers

sample size vs number of samples

sample size = 9 boxes


number of samples = 12 hrs

set control limits

1. find the mean of all the means


2. select z z=3 for 99.7% or 6 for 99.9997


3. control limit = x barbar +/- z(pop sd)



x chart without sigma

A2 will come from control chart

A2 will come from control chart

r bar

find highest sample - lowest sample for each sample and divide by number of samples

chart limits for R charts

D4 and D3 from control chart

D4 and D3 from control chart

P chart limits



C chart limits