Solved Problems
Problem 1: X-bar and R Control Charts for Variables (Basic)
A structural steel fabrication plant monitors the length of beams. Over 20 samples of size were taken. The average of the sample means is mm, and the average range is mm. From SQC tables for , , , and . Determine the control limits for the and charts.
Step-by-Step Solution
0 of 2 Steps Completed1
Problem 2: c-Chart for Number of Defects (Intermediate)
An inspector counts the number of surface defects on precast concrete panels. Over 25 panels inspected, a total of 50 defects were found. Determine the control limits for a -chart to monitor future panel production.
Step-by-Step Solution
0 of 3 Steps Completed1
Problem 3: p-Chart for Proportion Defective (Intermediate)
A civil engineering firm monitors the quality of asphalt batches from a supplier. They take 30 random samples of size batches over a month. Across all 3000 batches tested, 120 are found to be defective (e.g., incorrect temperature or aggregate mix). Construct the control limits for a -chart to monitor the fraction defective in future samples of size 100.
Step-by-Step Solution
0 of 3 Steps Completed1
Problem 4: Process Capability Analysis ($C_p$ and $C_{pk}$) (Advanced)
A manufacturing process produces structural bolts with a specified target diameter of mm and tolerance limits of mm to mm. A random sample of bolts is measured, revealing that the process mean diameter is mm with a standard deviation of mm. Calculate the process capability ratio () and the process capability index (). Is the process capable of consistently meeting the specifications?
Step-by-Step Solution
0 of 4 Steps Completed1