Título: CONCEPTS FOR R&R STUDIES, SECOND EDITION
Objetivo:
The best-selling classic! The intent of this manual is to provide background on the origins of the R help for those who work with devices that don’t fit the usual approach; and ideas for measurement devices that require innovation to assess their performance under off-line, static conditions. The initial utilization of the R the reader can learn more about how to apply the procedures in 10 minutes of trying them than from several pages of instruction. R another may wish to consider the derivations; a third may be interested in the interrelationships of measurement and process capability. Appendices and references provide additional information for those who are interested in a more rigorous approach. "I'm truly a fan of Larry's writing: I find it clear and to the point. As a practitioner, I'm not too concerned with theory-just want to know how to use R&R to help my organization progress. This is truly a "hands-on" manual. Mr. Barrentine writes in such a clear, straight-forward manner that anyone who is concerned with measurement issues will find this manual useful. "Concepts for R&R Studies" provides a concise explanation of several different approaches to evaluating R&R, comparing the pro's and con's of each. It's the only R&R reference on my bookshelf that I refer to regularly. The text and examples help a beginning practitioner conduct an R&R with ease. The appendices fill in details for special situations and provide additional insight for the more experienced user. I make sure every QA and Process Engineering Department is using this manual." Denise F. BullockVice President Organizational and Human Resource DevelopmentInterbake Foods
Histórico: 2002 - Publicada nova edição
Número de Páginas: 84 páginas