Introduction to Statistical Quality Control¶
Montgomery, D. C. (2009). Introduction to Statistical Quality Control. Wiley.
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4 citations across 4 artifacts.
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Primes¶
- Engineering Tolerances
- The acceptance criteria and inspection protocol determining whether manufactured components fall within tolerance
This sourceStandard SPC/process-capability text — supports acceptance criteria and inspection protocols (D34-034), design-time-vs-field-measurement feedback via SPC (D34-044), and supplier-capability monitoring (D34-045).
- The acceptance criteria and inspection protocol determining whether manufactured components fall within tolerance
- Yield Loss
- In manufacturing, line yield, first-pass yield, and rolled-throughput yield decompose a chain of per-step yields whose product is the overall yield, each step a target for improvement.
This sourceDefines first-pass yield, line yield, and rolled-throughput yield as the product of per-step yields, each step a target for improvement.
- In manufacturing, line yield, first-pass yield, and rolled-throughput yield decompose a chain of per-step yields whose product is the overall yield, each step a target for improvement.
Mechanisms¶
- Quality-Before-Growth Rule
- The stance is the manufacturing principle of building quality in and proving process capability before increasing throughput — you do not run more volume through a process that cannot hold tolerance, because scale multiplies a defect rate rather than diluting it.
This sourceTreats manufacturing quality as something established in the production process.
- The stance is the manufacturing principle of building quality in and proving process capability before increasing throughput — you do not run more volume through a process that cannot hold tolerance, because scale multiplies a defect rate rather than diluting it.
- Quality-Control Limit Adjustment
- The revision is licensed by the capability study, not by anyone's wish for a quieter or busier chart — and the control limits are kept firmly distinct from the customer's specification limits, which did not change.
This sourceDistinguishes statistically derived process-control limits from externally set specification limits.
- The revision is licensed by the capability study, not by anyone's wish for a quieter or busier chart — and the control limits are kept firmly distinct from the customer's specification limits, which did not change.
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- https://www.wiley.com/en-us/Introduction+to+Statistical+Quality+Control%2C+6th+Edition-p-9780470169926 ×2
- https://openlibrary.org/works/OL1942889W/Introduction_to_Statistical_Quality_Control?edition=statisticalquali00mont ×1
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