Unit6: OPTIMIZING AND CONTROLLING PROCESSES THROUGH STATISTICAL PROCESS CONTROL
1. Define the concept of statistical process control SPC?
2. What is SPC key element?
3. Solving the following problem (Using x -charts and R –charts)?
a. Using this data to solve the problem by using X bar chart and R chart?
b. What is the difference between X bar chart and R chart?
c. Draw the control chart for both X bar chart and R chart?
d. Explain the result? 4. Solving the following problem (C -charts)?
e. Using this data to solve the problem by using C chart?
f. What is the difference between C chart and P chart?
g. Draw the control chart for C chart? h. Explain the result?
c) control chart for Mean & range chart,
Conclusion:- The process is out off control.
Conclusion:- The process is out off control.
g) control chart for c-chart
Conclusion:- The process is out off control.
Unit6: OPTIMIZING AND CONTROLLING PROCESSES THROUGH STATISTICAL PROCESS CONTROL 1. Define the concept of statistical process...
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