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Control Chart for Attributes Bahagian 1

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  • Control Chart for Attributes

    Bahagian 1

  • IntroductionMany quality characteristics cannot be conveniently represented numerically. In such cases, each item inspected is classified as either conforming or nonconforming to the specifications on that quality characteristic. Quality characteristics of this type are called attributes. Examples are nonfunctional semiconductor chips, warped connecting rods, etc,.

  • p charts: proportion of units nonconforming.np charts: number of units nonconforming.c charts: count of nonconformities.u charts: count of nonconformities per unit.Control Charts for Variables DataX and R charts: for sample averages and ranges.Md and R charts: for sample medians and ranges.X and s charts: for sample means and standard deviations.X charts: for individual measures; uses moving ranges.Types of Control ChartsControl Charts for Attributes Data

  • Type of Attribute Chartsp chartsThis chart shows the fraction of nonconforming or defective product produced by a manufacturing process. It is also called the control chart for fraction nonconforming. np chartsThis chart shows the number of nonconforming. Almost the same as the p chart.c chartsThis shows the number of defects or nonconformities produced by a manufacturing process.u chartsThis chart shows the nonconformities per unit produced by a manufacturing process.

  • p chartsIn this chart, we plot the percent of defectives (per batch, per day, per machine, etc.). However, the control limits in this chart are not based on the distribution of rate events but rather on the binomial distribution (of proportions).

  • FormulaFraction nonconforming:p = (np)/nwhere p = proportion or fraction nc in the sample or subgroup, n = number in the sample or subgroup, np = number nc in the sample or subgroup.

  • ExampleDuring the first shift, 450 inspection are made of book-of the month shipments and 5 nc units are found. Production during the shift was 15,000 units. What is the fraction nc?

    p = (np)/n = 5/450 = 0.011

    The p, is usually small, say 0.10 or less.If p > 0.10, indicate that the organization is in serious difficulty.

  • p-Chart contruction for constant subgroup sizeSelect the quality characteristics.Determine the subgroup size and methodCollect the data.Calculate the trial central line and control limits.Establish the revised central line and control limits.Achieve the objective.

  • Select the quality characteristicsThe quality characteristic?A single quality characteristicA group of quality characteristicsA partAn entire product, orA number of products.

  • Determine the subgroup size and methodThe size of subgroup is a function of the proportion nonconforming.If p = 0.001, and n = 1000, then the average number nc, np = 1. Not good, since a large number of values would be zero. If p = 0.15, and n = 50, then np = 7.5, would make a good chart.

    Therefore, the selection subgroup size requires some preliminary observations to obtain a rough idea of the proportion nonconforming.

  • Collect the dataThe quality technician will need to collect sufficient data for at least 25 subgroups.The data can be plotted as a run chart.Since the run chart does not have limits, its is not a control chart.

  • Calculate the trial central line and control limitsThe formula:

    = average of p for many subgroupsn = number inspected in a subgroup

  • Negative value of LCL is possible in a theoritical result, but not in practical (proportion of nc never negative).

    Sub-group NumberNumber Inspectednnpp1300120.040230030.010330090.030430040.013530000.0630060.020730060.020830010.00319300160.053

    2530020.007Total7500138

  • p Chartp-barLCLUCLSubgroupp5 10 15 20 2500.010.020.030.040.053

  • Establish the revised central line and control limitsDetermine the standard or reference value for the proportion nc, po.

    where npd = number nc in the discarded subgroupsnd = number inspected in the discarded subgroups

  • Revised control limits

    where po is central line

  • Achieve the objectiveThe first 5 steps are planning (p304-308).The last step involves action and lead to the achievement of the objective.The revised control limits were based on data collected in May.For June, July, August? See Fig 8-3, p.310Quality improved?

  • Analysis of June results shows the quality improved.Using June data, a better estimation of proportion nc is obatained.The new value: po = 0.014, UCL = 0.036Data from July are used to determine CL & UCL for August.

  • np ChartThe np chart is almost the same as the p chart.Central line = npo

    If po is unknown, it must be determined by collecting data, calculating UCL, LCL.

  • Example

    Instructions

    Instructions:

    1. The next sheet is an example problem. It was created from the sheet called template. Select the cells at the top of the columns to see the

    formulas.

    2a. The following sheet, called template, should be copied before using the program. This activity is accomplished by selecting EDIT,

    selecting MOVE OR COPY SHEET, selecting CREATE A COPY, and locating the new sheet called, template (2), in the dialog box.

    2b. The template is designed for the recommended minimum of 25 subgroups; however 35 are possible without changing the formulas. The

    procedure is to copy the formulas to the additional subgroups. Then click on the template chart to get the chart icon. Select CHART

    WIZARD and obtain step 1. Change the range to include additional rows for the appropriate columns. This activity is accomplished by

    either changing the range in the dialog box or dragging the mouse and using the control key.

    2c. The control limits and central line are automatically calculated and displayed with the plotted points as data are entered.

    2d. The chart is designed for a maximum of 35 points. If more are desired, add additional ones with the appropriate formulas.

    2e. It is sometimes necessary to adjust the scales to have a pleasing chart appearance.

    2f. It is usually necessary to change the decimal point for different data.

    2g. When space is available and it is desired, the chart can be located on the sheet with the data and then printed full size.

    &Cnp-Chart Instructions

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    Example Problem

    ID NumberSubgroupnnpUCLnp-barLCL

    1300312.05.240.0

    2300612.05.240.0

    3300412.05.240.0

    4300612.05.240.0

    53002012.05.240.0

    6300212.05.240.0

    7300612.05.240.0

    8300712.05.240.0

    9300312.05.240.0

    10300012.05.240.0

    11300612.05.240.0

    12300912.05.240.0

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    15300712.05.240.0

    16300412.05.240.0

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    20300012.05.240.0

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    &Cnp-Chart Example ProblemCh. 7, Ex. 2

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    Instructions

    Instructions:

    1. The next sheet is an example problem. It was created from the sheet called template. Select the cells at the top of the columns to see the

    formulas.

    2a. The following sheet, called template, should be copied before using the program. This activity is accomplished by selecting EDIT,

    selecting MOVE OR COPY SHEET, selecting CREATE A COPY, and locating the new sheet called, template (2), in the dialog box.

    2b. The template is designed for the recommended minimum of 25 subgroups; however 35 are possible without changing the formulas. The

    procedure is to copy the formulas to the additional subgroups. Then click on the template chart to get the chart icon. Select CHART

    WIZARD and obtain step 1. Change the range to include additional rows for the appropriate columns. This activity is accomplished by

    either changing the range in the dialog box or dragging the mouse and using the control key.

    2c. The control limits and central line are automatically calculated and displayed with the plotted points as data are entered.

    2d. The chart is designed for a maximum of 35 points. If more are desired, add additional ones with the appropriate formulas.

    2e. It is sometimes necessary to adjust the scales to have a pleasing chart appearance.

    2f. It is usually necessary to change the decimal point for different data.

    2g. When space is available and it is desired, the chart can be located on the sheet with the data and then printed full size.

    &Cnp-Chart Instructions

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    Example Problem

    ID NumberSubgroupnnpUCLnp-barLCL

    1300312.05.240.0

    2300612.05.240.0

    3300412.05.240.0

    4300612.05.240.0

    53002012.05.240.0

    6300212.05.240.0

    7300612.05.240.0

    8300712.05.240.0

    9300312.05.240.0

    10300012.05.240.0

    11300612.05.240.0

    12300912.05.240.0

    13300512.05.240.0

    14300612.05.240.0

    15300712.05.240.0

    16300412.05.240.0

    17300512.05.240.0

    18300712.05.240.0

    19300512.05.240.0

    20300012.05.240.0

    21300212.05.240.0

    22300312.05.240.0

    23300612.05.240.0

    24300112.05.240.0

    25300812.05.240.0

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    &Cnp-Chart Example ProblemCh. 7, Ex. 2

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    ID NumberSubgroupnnpUCLnp-barLCL

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  • c ChartThe procedures for c chart are the same a s those for the p chart. If count of nonconformities, co, is unknown, it must be found by collecting data, calculating UCL & LCL.

    = average count of nonconformities

  • Example

    Instructions

    Instructions:

    1. The next sheet is an example problem. It was created from the sheet called template. Select the cells at the top of the columns to see the

    formulas.

    2a. The following sheet, called template, should be copied before using the program. This activity is accomplished selecting on EDIT,

    selecting MOVE OR COPY SHEET, selecting CREATE A COPY, and locating the new sheet called, template (2), in the dialog box.

    2b. The template is designed for the recommended minimum of 25 subgroups; however 35 are possible without changing the formulas. The

    procedure is to copy the formulas to the additional subgroups. Then click on the template chart to get the chart icon. Select CHART

    WIZARD and obtain step 1. Change the range to include additional rows for the appropriate columns. This activity is accomplished by

    either changing the range in the dialog box or dragging the mouse and using the control key.

    2c. The control limits and central line are automatically calculated and displayed with the plotted points as data are entered.

    2d. The chart is designed for a maximum of 35 points. If more are desired, add additional ones with the appropriate formulas.

    2e. It is sometimes necessary to adjust the scales to have a pleasing chart appearance.

    2f. It is usually necessary to change the decimal point for different data.

    2g. When space is available and it is desired, the chart can be located on the sheet with the data and then printed full size.

    &Cc-Chart Instructions

    Page &P of &N

    Example Problem

    ID NumberSubgroupcUCLc-barLCL

    MY1021712.765.640

    MY1132612.765.640

    MY1213612.765.640

    MY1254312.765.640

    MY13252012.765.640

    MY1436812.765.640

    MY1507612.765.640

    MY1528112.765.640

    MY1649012.765.640

    MY16610512.765.640

    MY172111412.765.640

    MY18312312.765.640

    MY18513112.765.640

    MY19814312.765.640

    MY20815212.765.640

    MY22216712.765.640

    MY23517512.765.640

    MY24118712.765.640

    MY25819212.765.640

    MY25920812.765.640

    MY26421012.765.640

    MY26722412.765.640

    MY278231412.765.640

    MY28124412.765.640

    MY28825512.765.640

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    Instructions

    Instructions:

    1. The next sheet is an example problem. It was created from the sheet called template. Select the cells at the top of the columns to see the

    formulas.

    2a. The following sheet, called template, should be copied before using the program. This activity is accomplished selecting on EDIT,

    selecting MOVE OR COPY SHEET, selecting CREATE A COPY, and locating the new sheet called, template (2), in the dialog box.

    2b. The template is designed for the recommended minimum of 25 subgroups; however 35 are possible without changing the formulas. The

    procedure is to copy the formulas to the additional subgroups. Then click on the template chart to get the chart icon. Select CHART

    WIZARD and obtain step 1. Change the range to include additional rows for the appropriate columns. This activity is accomplished by

    either changing the range in the dialog box or dragging the mouse and using the control key.

    2c. The control limits and central line are automatically calculated and displayed with the plotted points as data are entered.

    2d. The chart is designed for a maximum of 35 points. If more are desired, add additional ones with the appropriate formulas.

    2e. It is sometimes necessary to adjust the scales to have a pleasing chart appearance.

    2f. It is usually necessary to change the decimal point for different data.

    2g. When space is available and it is desired, the chart can be located on the sheet with the data and then printed full size.

    &Cc-Chart Instructions

    Page &P of &N

    Example Problem

    ID NumberSubgroupcUCLc-barLCL

    MY1021712.765.640

    MY1132612.765.640

    MY1213612.765.640

    MY1254312.765.640

    MY13252012.765.640

    MY1436812.765.640

    MY1507612.765.640

    MY1528112.765.640

    MY1649012.765.640

    MY16610512.765.640

    MY172111412.765.640

    MY18312312.765.640

    MY18513112.765.640

    MY19814312.765.640

    MY20815212.765.640

    MY22216712.765.640

    MY23517512.765.640

    MY24118712.765.640

    MY25819212.765.640

    MY25920812.765.640

    MY26421012.765.640

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    MY278231412.765.640

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  • Chart1

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    c

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    c-Chart

    Instructions

    Instructions:

    1. The next sheet is an example problem. It was created from the sheet called template. Select the cells at the top of the columns to see the

    formulas.

    2a. The following sheet, called template, should be copied before using the program. This activity is accomplished selecting on EDIT,

    selecting MOVE OR COPY SHEET, selecting CREATE A COPY, and locating the new sheet called, template (2), in the dialog box.

    2b. The template is designed for the recommended minimum of 25 subgroups; however 35 are possible without changing the formulas. The

    procedure is to copy the formulas to the additional subgroups. Then click on the template chart to get the chart icon. Select CHART

    WIZARD and obtain step 1. Change the range to include additional rows for the appropriate columns. This activity is accomplished by

    either changing the range in the dialog box or dragging the mouse and using the control key.

    2c. The control limits and central line are automatically calculated and displayed with the plotted points as data are entered.

    2d. The chart is designed for a maximum of 35 points. If more are desired, add additional ones with the appropriate formulas.

    2e. It is sometimes necessary to adjust the scales to have a pleasing chart appearance.

    2f. It is usually necessary to change the decimal point for different data.

    2g. When space is available and it is desired, the chart can be located on the sheet with the data and then printed full size.

    &Cc-Chart Instructions

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    Example Problem

    ID NumberSubgroupcUCLLCL

    MY1021712.765.640

    MY1132612.765.640

    MY1213612.765.640

    MY1254312.765.640

    MY13252012.765.640

    MY1436812.765.640

    MY1507612.765.640

    MY1528112.765.640

    MY1649012.765.640

    MY16610512.765.640

    MY172111412.765.640

    MY18312312.765.640

    MY18513112.765.640

    MY19814312.765.640

    MY20815212.765.640

    MY22216712.765.640

    MY23517512.765.640

    MY24118712.765.640

    MY25819212.765.640

    MY25920812.765.640

    MY26421012.765.640

    MY26722412.765.640

    MY278231412.765.640

    MY28124412.765.640

    MY28825512.765.640

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    &Cc-Chart Template

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  • RevisedOut-of-control: sample no. 5, 11, 23.

  • u ChartThe u chart is mathematically equivalent to the c chart.

  • Example

    Instructions

    Instructions:

    1. The next sheet is an example problem. It was created from the sheet called template. Select the cells at the top of the columns to see the

    formulas.

    2a. The following sheet, called template, should be copied before using the program. This activity is accomplished by selecting EDIT,

    selecting MOVE OR COPY SHEET, selecting CREATE A COPY, and locating the new sheet called, template (2), in the dialog box.

    2b. The template is designed for the recommended minimum of 25 subgroups; however 35 are possible without changing the formulas. The

    procedure is to copy the formulas to the additional subgroups. Then click on the template chart to get the chart icon. Select CHART

    WIZARD and obtain step 1. Change the range to include additional rows for the appropriate columns. This activity is accomplished by

    either changing the range in the dialog box or dragging the mouse and using the control key.

    2c. The control limits and central line are automatically calculated and displayed with the plotted points as data are entered.

    2d. The chart is designed for a maximum of 35 points. If more are desired, add additional ones with the appropriate formulas.

    2e. It is sometimes necessary to adjust the scales to have a pleasing chart appearance.

    2f. It is usually necessary to change the decimal point for different data.

    2g. When space is available and it is desired, the chart can be located on the sheet with the data and then printed full size.

    &Cu-Chart Instructions

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    Example Problem

    ID NumberSubgroupncuUCLu-BarLCL

    30-Jan11101201.0911.511.200.89

    31-Jan282941.1461.561.200.84

    1-Feb396890.9271.541.200.87

    2-Feb41151621.4091.511.200.89

    3-Feb51081501.3891.521.200.88

    4-Feb656821.4641.641.200.76

    6-Feb71201431.1921.501.200.90

    7-Feb8981341.3671.531.200.87

    8-Feb9102970.9511.531.200.88

    9-Feb101151451.2611.511.200.89

    10-Feb11881281.4551.551.200.85

    11-Feb1271831.1691.591.200.81

    13-Feb13951201.2631.541.200.86

    14-Feb141031161.1261.521.200.88

    15-Feb151131271.1241.511.200.89

    16-Feb1685921.0821.561.200.84

    17-Feb171011401.3861.531.200.87

    18-Feb1842601.4291.711.200.69

    20-Feb19971211.2471.531.200.87

    21-Feb20921081.1741.541.200.86

    22-Feb211001311.3101.531.200.87

    23-Feb221151191.0351.511.200.89

    24-Feb2399930.9391.531.200.87

    25-Feb2457881.5441.641.200.77

    27-Feb25891071.2021.551.200.85

    28-Feb261011051.0401.531.200.87

    1-Mar271221431.1721.501.200.90

    2-Mar281051321.2571.521.200.88

    3-Mar29981001.0201.531.200.87

    4-Mar3048601.2501.671.200.73

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    &Cu Chart Example Problem

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    u

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    Count of nonconformities/Unit

    u-Chart

    Template

    ID NumberSubgroupncuUCLu-BarLCL

    10.0000.000.000.00

    20.0000.000.000.00

    30.0000.000.000.00

    40.0000.000.000.00

    50.0000.000.000.00

    60.0000.000.000.00

    70.0000.000.000.00

    80.0000.000.000.00

    90.0000.000.000.00

    100.0000.000.000.00

    110.0000.000.000.00

    120.0000.000.000.00

    130.0000.000.000.00

    140.0000.000.000.00

    150.0000.000.000.00

    160.0000.000.000.00

    170.0000.000.000.00

    180.0000.000.000.00

    190.0000.000.000.00

    200.0000.000.000.00

    210.0000.000.000.00

    220.0000.000.000.00

    230.0000.000.000.00

    240.0000.000.000.00

    250.0000.000.000.00

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    u-Chart

    Instructions

    Instructions:

    1. The next sheet is an example problem. It was created from the sheet called template. Select the cells at the top of the columns to see the

    formulas.

    2a. The following sheet, called template, should be copied before using the program. This activity is accomplished by selecting EDIT,

    selecting MOVE OR COPY SHEET, selecting CREATE A COPY, and locating the new sheet called, template (2), in the dialog box.

    2b. The template is designed for the recommended minimum of 25 subgroups; however 35 are possible without changing the formulas. The

    procedure is to copy the formulas to the additional subgroups. Then click on the template chart to get the chart icon. Select CHART

    WIZARD and obtain step 1. Change the range to include additional rows for the appropriate columns. This activity is accomplished by

    either changing the range in the dialog box or dragging the mouse and using the control key.

    2c. The control limits and central line are automatically calculated and displayed with the plotted points as data are entered.

    2d. The chart is designed for a maximum of 35 points. If more are desired, add additional ones with the appropriate formulas.

    2e. It is sometimes necessary to adjust the scales to have a pleasing chart appearance.

    2f. It is usually necessary to change the decimal point for different data.

    2g. When space is available and it is desired, the chart can be located on the sheet with the data and then printed full size.

    &Cu-Chart Instructions

    Page &P of &N

    Example Problem

    ID NumberSubgroupncuUCLu-BarLCL

    30-Jan11101201.0911.511.200.89

    31-Jan282941.1461.561.200.84

    1-Feb396890.9271.541.200.87

    2-Feb41151621.4091.511.200.89

    3-Feb51081501.3891.521.200.88

    4-Feb656821.4641.641.200.76

    6-Feb71201431.1921.501.200.90

    7-Feb8981341.3671.531.200.87

    8-Feb9102970.9511.531.200.88

    9-Feb101151451.2611.511.200.89

    10-Feb11881281.4551.551.200.85

    11-Feb1271831.1691.591.200.81

    13-Feb13951201.2631.541.200.86

    14-Feb141031161.1261.521.200.88

    15-Feb151131271.1241.511.200.89

    16-Feb1685921.0821.561.200.84

    17-Feb171011401.3861.531.200.87

    18-Feb1842601.4291.711.200.69

    20-Feb19971211.2471.531.200.87

    21-Feb20921081.1741.541.200.86

    22-Feb211001311.3101.531.200.87

    23-Feb221151191.0351.511.200.89

    24-Feb2399930.9391.531.200.87

    25-Feb2457881.5441.641.200.77

    27-Feb25891071.2021.551.200.85

    28-Feb261011051.0401.531.200.87

    1-Mar271221431.1721.501.200.90

    2-Mar281051321.2571.521.200.88

    3-Mar29981001.0201.531.200.87

    4-Mar3048601.2501.671.200.73

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    Count of nonconformities/Unit

    u-Chart

    Template

    ID NumberSubgroupncuUCLu-BarLCL

    10.0000.000.000.00

    20.0000.000.000.00

    30.0000.000.000.00

    40.0000.000.000.00

    50.0000.000.000.00

    60.0000.000.000.00

    70.0000.000.000.00

    80.0000.000.000.00

    90.0000.000.000.00

    100.0000.000.000.00

    110.0000.000.000.00

    120.0000.000.000.00

    130.0000.000.000.00

    140.0000.000.000.00

    150.0000.000.000.00

    160.0000.000.000.00

    170.0000.000.000.00

    180.0000.000.000.00

    190.0000.000.000.00

    200.0000.000.000.00

    210.0000.000.000.00

    220.0000.000.000.00

    230.0000.000.000.00

    240.0000.000.000.00

    250.0000.000.000.00

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    u-Chart

  • For January 30:

  • Nonconformity Classification

    Critical nonconformitiesIndicate hazardous or unsafe conditions.Major nonconformitiesFailureMinor nonconformities

  • Control Charts for Variables vs. Charts for Attributes

    Sometimes, the quality control engineer has a choice between variable control charts and attribute control charts.

  • Advantages of attribute control chartsAllowing for quick summaries, that is, the engineer may simply classify products as acceptable or unacceptable, based on various quality criteria. Thus, attribute charts sometimes bypass the need for expensive, precise devices and time-consuming measurement procedures. More easily understood by managers unfamiliar with quality control procedures.

  • Advantages of variable control chartsMore sensitive than attribute control charts.Therefore, variable control charts may alert us to quality problems before any actual "unacceptables" (as detected by the attribute chart) will occur. Montgomery (1985) calls the variable control charts leading indicators of trouble that will sound an alarm before the number of rejects (scrap) increases in the production process.

    *Probability**Probability*