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SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING &TECHNOLOGY / MECHANICAL & AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT / VIIITERM / FOURTH YEAR1 / Course number / MEC437
2 / Course Title / STATISTICAL PROCESS CONTROL(DE-4 ME)
3 / Credits / 4
4 / Contact Hours (L-T-P) / 4-0-0
5 / Course Objective / To provide students with the key concepts and tools that underpin the issue of quality in the process manufacturing industries and introduce the concept and tools of statistical process control.
6 / Course Outcomes / On successful completion of this module students will be able to
- Explain the history of SPC.
- Explain the importance of quality.
- Explain the importance of continuous improvement.
- Develop methods of collection variable data
- Construct basic SPC control charts with centre line and control limits.
- Plot variable data points on control charts.
- Identify significant causes of unwanted variation in data as presented by SPC Charts
- Recognize out of control signals in chart data.
- Measure the process capability.
- Solve problems through analysis of collected and charted data.
7 / Outline syllabus:
7.01 / MEC437.A / Unit A / Introduction to Quality Management and Improvement
7.02 / MEC437.A1 / Unit A Topic 1 / Meaning of Quality and Quality Improvement, Brief History of Quality Control Improvement.
7.03 / MEC437.A2 / Unit A Topic 2 / Statistical methods for quality control & improvement
7.04 / MEC437.A3 / Unit A Topic 3 / Management Aspects of Quality control & Improvement
7.05 / MEC437.A4 / Unit A Topic 4 / Statistical inferences in quality control & improvement
7.06 / MEC437.B / Unit B / Basic methods of statistical process control capability analysis
7.07 / MEC437.B1 / Unit B Topic 1 / Introduction, Chance and assignable causes of quality variation,
7.08 / MEC437.B2 / Unit B Topic 2 / Statistical basis for control charts, The rest of magnificent seven
7.09 / MEC437.B3 / Unit B Topic 3 / Implementing SPC in a quality improvement program
7.10 / MEC437.B4 / Unit B Topic 4 / Applications of SPC, Applications of SPC & Quality improvement tools in transactional and service business
7.11 / MEC437.C / Unit C / Variable and Attribute Control charts
7.12 / MEC437.C1 / Unit C Topic 1 / Variable Control charts (¯X and R (statistical basis, development and use, estimating process capability; interpretation, the effect of non normality on the chart, the OC function, average run length);
Control Charts for ¯X and S;
Control Chart for Individual Measurements;
Applications of Variables Control Charts)
7.13 / MEC437.C2 / Unit B Topic 2 / Control Charts For Attributes, Control Chart for Fraction Nonconforming (OC curve of the control chart, variable sample size, nonmanufacturing application, the OC function and ARL calculation); Control Charts for Nonconformities or Defects;
Choices Between Attribute and Variable Control Charts,
Guideline for Implementing Control charts
7.14 / MEC437.D / Unit D / Process and Measurement system capability
7.15 / MEC437.D1 / Unit D Topic 1 / PCA analysis using histogram or a probability plot, Process capability ratios, confidence interval for process-capability ratio, PCA using a control chart, Estimating natural tolerance limits of a process.
7.16 / MEC437.D2 / Unit D Topic 2 / Cumulative-Sum (CUSUM) & Exponentially Weighted Moving Average
(EWMA) Control Charts , CUSUM Control Chart
7.17 / MEC437.D3 / Unit D Topic 3 / The moving Average Control Chart
7.18 / MEC437.E / Unit E / Acceptance sampling
7.19 / MEC437.E1 / Unit E Topic 1 / Lot-By-Lot Acceptance Sampling For Attributes
7.20 / MEC437.E2 / Unit E Topic 2 / The accepting sampling problem, single sampling plan for attributes
7.21 / MEC437.E3 / Unit E Topic 3 / Double, Multiple, and sequential sampling,
7.22 / MEC437.E4 / Unit E Topic 4 / Military Standard 105E, the Dodge-Roming sampling plans (AOQLand LTPD plans).
8 / Course Evaluation
8.1 / Course work: 30%
8.11 / Attendance / None
8.12 / Homework / Three best out of 4 assignments: 20 marks
8.13 / Quizzes / Two 30-minutes surprise quizzes: 10 marks
8.14 / Projects / None
8.15 / Presentations / None
8.16 / Any other / None
8.2 / MTE / One, 20%
8.3 / End-term examination: 50%
9 / References
9.1 / Text book / Montgomery, D.C., “Statistical Quality Control, A modern Introduction”, Wiley India, 6th Edition
9.2 / other references /
- Grant, Eugene, L.; Leavenworth, Richard S., Statistical Quality Control, McGraw hill, Seventh edition
- Burr, Irving,W., Statistical Quality Control Methods, CRC Press, 1976.
- Software Matlab Simulation.
Mapping of Outcomes vs. Topics
Outcome no. →Syllabus topic↓ / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / 11 / 12 / 13 / 14 / 15 / 16
MEC437.A / X / X / X
MEC437.A1 / X
MEC437.A2 / X
MEC437.A3 / X / X
MEC437.A4 / X
MEC437.A5 / X
MEC437.A6 / X
MEC437.B / X / X / X / X
MEC437.B1 / X / X
MEC437.B2 / X / X
MEC437.B3 / X / X
MEC437.B4 / X / X
MEC437.B5 / X / X
MEC437.C / X / X / X / X
MEC437.C1 / X / X / X
MEC437.C2 / X
MEC437.C3 / X / X
MEC437.C4 / X
MEC437.C5 / X
MEC437.C6 / X
MEC437.C7 / X
MEC437.D / X / X / X / X
MEC437.D1 / X / X
MEC437.D2 / X
MEC437.D3 / X / X
MEC437.D4 / X / X / X
MEC437.D5 / X / X / X
MEC437.D6 / X
MEC437.D7 / X / X
MEC437.E / X / X / X / X
MEC437.E1 / X / X / X / X
MEC437.E2 / X
MEC437.E3 / X
MEC437.E4 / X / X