3 DOE & SQC Basic Workshop Course Material
3 DOE & SQC Basic Workshop Course Material
on
Design Of Experiments
&
Mannur
Total Quality Management (TQM)
Design
Of
Experiments
Basic Concepts
The use of hypothesis testing to verify experimental results contain enough information to cast
doubt on conventional wisdom.
REPLICATION : conducting repeated trials for the factor combination constitutes replication .
Multiple readings do not necessarily constitute replication . It provides an estimate of experimental
error , this will be used for testing significant effects. It also enables us to obtain a more precise
estimate of the average effect of any factors.
The effect of one factor is seen when all other factors are varying .
1.15 Interaction
When the effect of one factor is different at different levels of the other factors , we say that the two
are interacting . Consider the following case when yield is dependent on temperature and time .
Temperature Time
4 hours 2 hours
1150 80% 70%
1000 70% 60%
The effect of time is to increase the yield by 10 % when time is changed from 2 hrs to 4 hrs
irrespective of temperature . The two factors are said to be not interacting.
Statistical
Quality
Control
Basic Concepts
Geometrical Dimensions
Clearnce
Taper
Ovality
air gap
Characteristic that can be
Characteristic that can be counted.
measured on a continuous
scale.
Assignable causes :
• A shift in the setting level of a process parameter
• A bad condition of the equipment
• Use of a machine or tool beyond its useful life
• Trend in production / quality
are some examples.
Variation due to assignable causes needs to be reduced by eliminating the assignable causes.
1
Sample Standard Deviation s ( X X ) 2
n -1
Let us consider data on Bore Diameter for 100 components
Bore Diameter
11.995 11.999 11.998 11.998 Summary Statistics
11.999 11.996 11.996 11.993
11.99 11.99 12 11.996 LSL 11.992
12 11.994 11.994 11.992 USL 12
11.999 11.995 11.991 11.996 Average 11.99505
11.995 11.992 11.996 11.992 Std Dev 0.002893
11.995 12 11.999 11.994
Min 11.989
11.994 11.994 11.996 11.997
Max 12.001
11.994 11.995 11.998 11.997
11.992 11.995 11.993 11.993
11.999 11.994 11.994 11.995
11.998 11.996 11.995 11.994
11.998 11.993 11.99 11.991
11.997 11.997 12.001 11.995
11.997 11.991 11.995 11.999
11.993 11.991 12 11.995
11.991 11.996 11.99 11.995
11.995 11.996 11.995 11.999
11.997 11.993 11.993 11.994
11.993 11.998 11.998 11.991
11.989 11.996 11.991 11.998 Symbols :
11.993 11.995 11.992 11.996 Average Standard Deviation
11.99 11.997 11.996 11.992 Population
12.001 11.997 12.001 11.995 Sample s
11.992 11.994 11.994 11.992
Sample average, X = 11.99505 is an estimate of the average bore diameter of the lot / population
of components from which this sample is drawn. We use the symbol for the population parameter
( average Bore Diameter of the lot.)
Similarly, Sample standard deviation, s = 0.00289 is an estimate of population standard deviation, .
Class Relative
Class Interval Tally Marks Frequency Frequency
> 11.984 0 0
11.984 - 11.986 0 0
11.986 - 11.988 0 0
11.988 - 11.99 |||| | 6 0.06
11.99 - 11.992 |||| |||| |||| 15 0.15
11.992 - 11.994 |||| |||| |||| |||| | 21 0.21
11.994 - 11.996 |||| |||| |||| |||| |||| ||| 28 0.28
11.996 - 11.998 |||| |||| |||| | 16 0.16
11.998 - 12 |||| |||| | 11 0.11
12 - 12.002 ||| 3 0.03
12.002 - 12.004 0 0
12.004 - 12.006 0 0
12.006 - 12.008 0 0
12.008 - 12.01 0 0
Normal Distribution
It has been empirically verified that most of the quality characteristics under the influence
of chance causes will have a normal pattern of variability (bell shape) with certain mean ()
and standard deviation ()
HISTOGRAM Interpretation
T T
T T T
T T T
LSL USL
LSL USL
LSL USL
LSL USL
HISTOGRAM Examples
100 readings of Bore Diameter from two shifts.
Distribution of Averages
Depending upon what items of the population are included in the sample , the sample
average keeps on varying from one sample to another. The frequency distribution of
averages follows along with the frequency distribution of individuals.
In-fact the sample averages follow a normal distribution with the same , but given by /n,
where n is the sample size. (eg. Bore Dia)
Visual aid to see the conformance quality and trends and shifts if any.
We use central line at X for statistical regularity – whether the system is under the influence of
chance causes. We use for technical control.
Lower and upper control limits are given by µ ± A2 R , Where A2 is read off from table of control
charts constants for the sample size n.