Project #3 - Methods of Quality Improvement The data set shows 48 samples (for 48 hours) of size n=7 collected
Project #3 – Methods of Quality Improvement
The data set shows 48 samples (for 48 hours) of size n=7 collected to test the production process of a filling machine for soft drink bottling. The target filling is 20 fluid ounces.
Your tasks :
Select a random sample of 24 hours of data. [You may have to do it manually. ] Using the sample data, accomplish the following:
Part 1
- Construct an x - bar chart. Need to use graph paper.
- Calculate and plot the centerline and upper and lower control limits for the charts.
- Calculate and plot the A, B and C zone boundaries of the x-bar chart.
- Plot the 24 sample means on the x- bar chart.
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Based on
x-
bar findings, is the process under statistical control? Explain and justify your answer.
Part 2 - Construct an R-chart. Need to use graph paper.
- Calculate and plot the centerline and upper and lower control limits for the charts.
- Calculate and plot the A, B and C zone boundaries of the R-chart.
- Plot the sample ranges on the R-chart.
- Use the pattern analysis rules (Figure 12.21, Page 813) to analyze the R-chart.
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Based on R-chart findings, is the process under statistical control? Explain and justify your answer.
Part 3 - Theoretically, what is the difference between x-bar chart and R-chart? Explain briefly.
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How are they used? That is, what is their purpose? Explain briefly.
Part 4 - Compare the findings from your x-bar chart and R-chart.
- Explain why rational sub-groupings are used in constructing control charts?
- What are the major findings from the study? Explain briefly.
- What are your conclusions from the study? Explain briefly.
Price: $10.49
Solution: The downloadable solution consists of 6 pages, 449 words and 2 charts.
Deliverable: Word Document
Deliverable: Word Document
