Quality, Reliability, and Process ImprovementThoroughly revised and updated, this widely acclaimed reference/text is both an ideal teaching source and a succinct working manual for organizing effective quality-reliability programs in any industrial plant. Its purpose is to achieve practicality within a framework of prevailing technology. |
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Contents
Note on English Metric and SI Units of Measurement | 1 |
Inspection and Testing for Quality Control | 3 |
Installing LotbyLot Inspection | 9 |
List of Tables | 14 |
Basis of Sampling Plans | 31 |
Process Inspection with Control Charts | 45 |
Control of Variability | 59 |
Statistical Basis of Control Charts | 69 |
Optimizing Processing Through Evolutionary Operation | 183 |
Statistical Buildup of Tolerances | 189 |
Multiple Tolerance Chains | 201 |
Planned Experiments | 210 |
Evaluation of Reliability | 219 |
Reliability Assurance | 239 |
Reliability Design | 253 |
Experiments Designed to Enhance Quality and Reliability | 267 |
Further Control Charts | 87 |
Process Capability and Product Tolerances | 105 |
List of Tables Continued | 120 |
VendorVendee Relations | 135 |
Organizational Aspects | 147 |
Installing Quality Control | 159 |
Analysis of Variance | 171 |
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