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Sequential Test Method For Process Capability Decisions

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Appreciate help in understanding Sequential Test Method For Process Capability Decisions. It's claimed that this method can save upto 50% Sampling Savings. Examples welcome...

Gud times...

Hi Kiran,

If you look at the confidence interval of Cp/Cpk (process capability index), you will find that the confidence interval is pretty wide when the sample size is small. For example, the confidence interval is around +/- 0.4 when the sample size is 30. If you calculate the process capability index as 1.0, it could be as low as 0.6 or as high as 1.4.

If you use a smaller number of samples as recommended by the Sequential Test Method, say 15, then the confidence interval would be a lot higher. This would mean that the error in analysis could be a lot higher. A process that is shown to be capable may in fact be not capable.

So, I would recommend to use this method with caution.

Best Regards,

SJ

 

  • 4 weeks later...

Dear SJ,

Request you to provide some more insight on sequential test method. What is it all about? in terms of its Application/benifits/ disadvantages.

Is it something similar in concept of using Frcational Factorial DOE rather than a full factorial DOE in Improve phase?

 

Thanks SJ. will go through it and revert in case of further queries.

regds                             

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