Acceptance Sampling in Quality Control.

Abstract

Introduction Acceptance Quality Control Acceptance Control and Process Control Process Quality Control Background of Acceptance Quality Control NEW! Top 10 Reasons for Acceptance Sampling Probability and the Operating Characteristic Curve Probability Random Samples and Random Numbers Counting Possibilities Probability Calculus Operating Characteristic Curve Probability Functions Probability Distributions Measures of Distribution Functions Hypergeometric Distribution Binomial Distribution Poisson Distribution NEW! f-Binomial Distribution Negative Binomial Distribution Exponential and Continuous Distributions Weibull Distribution Normal Distribution Summary of Distributions Tables of Distributions NEW! Summary Useful Approximations Tests of Fit Concepts and Terminology NEW! Average Run Length of Type B Plans Sample Size and Lot Size Effect of Inspection Error Rectification Curtailment Tolerance and Confidence Intervals Levels and Risks Choosing Quality Levels Classification of Defects Measures of Sampling Plans: Terminology Graphs of Measures Specifying a Plan Single Sampling by Attributes Operation Selection Measures Double and Multiple Sampling by Attributes Operation Selection Measures Further Considerations Sequential Sampling by Attributes Operation Selection Measures Sequential Sampling for Defects per Unit Variables Sampling for Process Parameter Single Sampling for Process Parameter Acceptance Control Charts Sequential Plans for Process Parameter (sigma Known) Sequential Plans for Process Parameter (sigma Unknown) Cumulative Sum Charts Bulk Sampling Construction of the Sample Estimation Sampling Plans Simple Random Sampling of a Unique Lot (Components of Variance Unknown) Sampling from Stream of Lots Sampling by Variables for Proportion Nonconforming Specification Limits Assumptions and Theory Operation Selection Measures M Method Plans Based on Sample Range Double Sampling by Variables Tolerance Intervals and Variables Plans for Percent Nonconforming Sequential Plans for Proportion Nonconforming Further Considerations Attributes Sampling Schemes NEW! Sampling Schemes NEW! Quick Switching Systems NEW! Tightened-Normal-Tightened (TNT) Plans NEW! MIL-STD-105E and Derivative Standards Operation Selection Measures NEW! Scheme Properties Implementation of MIL-STD-105E Matching Individual Sampling Plans to MIL-STD-105E System Performance NEW! MIL-STD-105 Derivatives Further Considerations Variables Sampling Schemes NEW! MIL-STD-414 Operation Selection Measures Implementation of Form 2 Implementation of Form 1 Implementation of Plans for Range and Variability Known Match between MIL-STD-414 and MIL-STD-105E NEW! Conversion of MIL-STD-414 to ANSI/ASQ Z1.9 NEW! MIL-STD-414 Derivatives NEW! ANSI/ASQ Z1.9 NEW! ISO 3951-1 Further Considerations Special Plans and Procedures No-Calc Plans Lot Plot Plans Narrow-Limit Gauging Mixed Variables-Attributes Plan NEW! MIL-STD-414 Dependent Mixed Plans Series of Lots: Rectification Schemes Single-Sampling AOQL Plan Dodge-Romig Sampling Scheme Anscombe Rectifying Inspection Procedure NEW! Credit-Based Schemes Continuous Sampling Plans Dodge Continuous Plans Multilevel Plans Tightened Multilevel Plans Block Continuous Plans MIL-STD-1235B Cumulative Results Plans Skip-Lot Sampling Plans Chain Sampling Plans Deferred Sentencing Schemes Demerit Rating Plan Cumulative Results Criterion (CRC) Plan Compliance Sampling Lot Sensitive Sampling (LSP) Plan TNT Scheme Quick Switching System (QSS) NEW! MIL-STD-1916 Simplified Grand Lot Procedure NEW! Nomograph for Samples Having Zero Defectives NEW! Accept on Zero (AOZ) Plans Reliability Sampling Censored Sampling Variables Plans for Life Testing and Reliability Handbook H-108 Technical Report TR 7 Administration of Acceptance Sampling Selection and Implementation of a Sampling Procedure Determining Quality Levels Economic Considerations Mandatory Standards Computer Programs A Basic Principle of Administration Appendix Answers to Problems Author Index Subject Index References and Problems appear at the end of each chapter.