training_material_for_msa.pptVIP

Training Material forMEASUREMENTSYSTEMANALYSIS Analysis Techniques: Variable Gage Analysis 7) Calculate the goodness of fit statistic: Analysis Techniques: Variable Gage Analysis 8) Determine linearity and percent linearity: Linearity = Slope x Process variation(?m) %Linearity = 100[linearity/Process Variation] The acceptability criteria of Bias, Linearity depend on Quality Control Plan, characteristic being measured and gage speciality, suggested criteria of ESG is as following: Under 5% - acceptable 5% to 15% - may be acceptable based upon importance of application, cost of measurement device, cost of repairs, etc., Over 15% - Considered not acceptable - every effort should be made to improve the system The stability is determined through the use of a control chart. It is important to note that, when using control charts, one must not only watch for points that fall outside of the control limits, but also care other special cause signals such as trends and centerline hugging.Guideline for the detection of such signals can be found in many publications on SPC. Analysis Techniques: Attribute Gage Study Short Method: A Short Method example for battery length go/no-go gage study: The Short method need to be conduct by selecting 20 parts which have been measured by a variable gage in advance, some of the parts are slightly below and above both specification limits. Two appraisers then measure all parts twice randomly. Measurement Result table 1 Analysis Techniques: Attribute Gage Study Acceptability criteria: If all measurement results (four per part) agree, the gage is acceptable. If the measurement results do not agree, the gage can not be accepted, it must be improved and re-evaluated. Conclusion: Because table 1 listed measurement results are not whole agreement, at part 15# and 17#, appraiser’s decisions are not agree. so the battery length gage can not be used and