Control Chart Exercises
Control Chart Exercises
3. There is a control chart for the mean with LSC=45, LIC=30, and sample size
n=4, working with a type one risk of 0.05
a. Determine the number of consecutive samples required to generate a false
alarm given that the process is under control.
b. Determine the number of consecutive samples to detect a shift
of 4 units on average.
c. If the production rate is 1400 units per hour and samples are taken
every 3 hours. Conduct a utility analysis until the production chief is informed
It accounts for the fact that there was indeed a change in the average. (from item b). The
specifications are39 ± 5. PV= 50, CU=28
4. The company Pistones del Litoral manufactures refractors for automobiles and the
specifications for carbon concentration in the manufacturing of components
they are 50± 13. The Quality Department of Pistons of Litoral uses the charts of ̅
and range to monitor the process. The engineer in charge of statistical monitoring
the process criteria for decision-making is to analyze behavior
statistics of the last four (4) pieces of evidence from each letter's samples. They are taken
ten (10) daily samples.
a) Calculate the percentage of non-compliant product that the process is delivering, with
based on the statistical behavior of the last four (4) samples of the day.
b) Calculate the Cp and the process capability, based on the behavior of the four
(4) first samples of the day.
c) If a maximum of 10% of non-conforming product is accepted, what is the probability?
that the letter ̅ that is being used to detect the change in the process mean
when would the previously set percentage of non-conformities be occurring?
Assume that ′ it has not changed and that before the change the process was in state
stable
d) What should the sample size be for the chart to detect a change of 10
units above the mean in steady state at most in the fourth sample
with a probability of 0.99
6. In a company that is dedicated to the production of galvanized piping, the length of the
tubes are given by L=2000R (mm) and their thickness is 1.5 mm. The tubes present a
volume of 127,234.5 mm3. The company considers that one of the characteristics of
the most relevant quality for the customer is the length of the tubes. For this reason, he decides
implement a statistical process control program with this characteristic of
quality with sample size 5. The mean of the X bar chart is 5.94m and the
The average of the R chart is 0.81m. The control chart shows a level of
90% confidence. The galvanized pipe manufacturing market has the
following specifications (L ± 0.20m) for the length of the pipes. The cost of
the production of each tube is 5,500um. According to company policy for each tube that
complies with the specifications, a profit of 35% is obtained on the cost of
production. The tubes that do not meet the specifications due to the upper limit
are cut, losing 1200um from the selling price. For each tube that does not comply
With the specifications for the lower limit, a profit of only 25% is obtained.
7. X-bar and R control charts are maintained for an important characteristic of the
quality. The sample size is n= 7; Xbar and R are calculated for each sample.
After 35 samples it has been found that:
35
∑ X = 7805
=1
35
∑ = 1200
=1
8. A control chart indicates that the current fraction nonconforming of the process is 0.02. If you
They inspect 50 items every day.
10. Some diodes used in printed circuit boards are produced in batches of size
1000. He wants to control the process that produces these diodes by taking samples of
size 64 of each batch. If the nominal value of the non-conforming fraction is P= 0.10
11. A process is controlled with a control chart for the nonconforming fraction with limits
tres sigma, n= 100, UCL= 0.161, línea central = 0.080 y LCL= 0.