Quality Engineering Using Robust Design¶
Phadke, M. S. (1989). Quality Engineering Using Robust Design. Prentice Hall.
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- Engineering Tolerances
- The cost-quality trade-off: tighter tolerances require finer manufacturing processes and more inspection, raising cost
This sourceOperationalizes Taguchi robust design (orthogonal arrays, S/N ratios, tolerance design) — supports the cost-quality trade-off in the structural signature (D34-035), the formal example's tolerance-design formalism, and the tolerance-tightness-vs-manufacturing-cost tension (D34-041).
- The cost-quality trade-off: tighter tolerances require finer manufacturing processes and more inspection, raising cost
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