BMundela Company produces glass boards. Recently the ocompany received many complaints from its customers. The customers are not happy with the glass boards as they were inconsistent. The customers relationship manager discussed the issue with the quality control manager to figure out the cause of the inconsistency of the product. Prior to defining the cause, the quality control manger decided with his team to go through the process and make sure if they are under control. Out of 10 process, three processes have been selected for inspection. Process Three: Packaging In this process the quality controller selects randomly group of boxes and make sure if the box confima to the standards or not. The collected data is presented in the table below Number Number Number Number of Boxes confirms the of Boxes confirms the of Boxes confirms the of Boxes confirms Number Number Number Number of Boxes Selected Standards of Boxes Selected Standards Sample of Boxes Selected Standards Sample of Boxes Selected Standards the Sample Sample 1 190 180 11 215 190 21 215 190 31 180 170 190 180 12 205 195 22 205 195 32 180 180 200 185 13 205 190 23 205 190 33 175 165 4 200 190 14 195 180 24 195 180 34 170 160 190 170 15 195 190 25 195 190 35 175 165 195 180 16 210 185 26 210 185 36 190 180 7 195 185 17 205 190 27 205 190 37 180 180 200 190 18 210 195 28 210 195 38 170 160 200 180 19 210 200 29 210 200 39 185 180 10 180 170 20 210 200 30 210 200 40 190 170

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Given the data collected, you are requested to help the quality management office to figure out which process/es is not under control and recommend what actions should be taken according to your findings.

 

BMundela Company produces glass boards. Recently the ocompany received many complaints from its customers. The customers are not happy with the glass boards as
they were inconsistent. The customers relationship manager discussed the issue with the quality control manager to figure out the cause of the inconsistency of the
product.
Prior to defining the cause, the quality control manger decided with his team to go through the process and make sure if they are under control. Out of 10 process,
three processes have been selected for inspection.
Process Three: Packaging
In this process the quality controller selects randomly group of boxes and make sure if the box confima to the standards or not. The collected data is presented in the
table below
Number
Number
Number
Number
of Boxes
confirms
the
of Boxes
confirms
the
of Boxes
confirms
the
of Boxes
confirms
Number
Number
Number
Number
of Boxes
Selected Standards
of Boxes
Selected Standards Sample
of Boxes
Selected Standards Sample
of Boxes
Selected Standards
the
Sample
Sample
1
190
180
11
215
190
21
215
190
31
180
170
190
180
12
205
195
22
205
195
32
180
180
200
185
13
205
190
23
205
190
33
175
165
4
200
190
14
195
180
24
195
180
34
170
160
190
170
15
195
190
25
195
190
35
175
165
195
180
16
210
185
26
210
185
36
190
180
7
195
185
17
205
190
27
205
190
37
180
180
200
190
18
210
195
28
210
195
38
170
160
200
180
19
210
200
29
210
200
39
185
180
10
180
170
20
210
200
30
210
200
40
190
170
Transcribed Image Text:BMundela Company produces glass boards. Recently the ocompany received many complaints from its customers. The customers are not happy with the glass boards as they were inconsistent. The customers relationship manager discussed the issue with the quality control manager to figure out the cause of the inconsistency of the product. Prior to defining the cause, the quality control manger decided with his team to go through the process and make sure if they are under control. Out of 10 process, three processes have been selected for inspection. Process Three: Packaging In this process the quality controller selects randomly group of boxes and make sure if the box confima to the standards or not. The collected data is presented in the table below Number Number Number Number of Boxes confirms the of Boxes confirms the of Boxes confirms the of Boxes confirms Number Number Number Number of Boxes Selected Standards of Boxes Selected Standards Sample of Boxes Selected Standards Sample of Boxes Selected Standards the Sample Sample 1 190 180 11 215 190 21 215 190 31 180 170 190 180 12 205 195 22 205 195 32 180 180 200 185 13 205 190 23 205 190 33 175 165 4 200 190 14 195 180 24 195 180 34 170 160 190 170 15 195 190 25 195 190 35 175 165 195 180 16 210 185 26 210 185 36 190 180 7 195 185 17 205 190 27 205 190 37 180 180 200 190 18 210 195 28 210 195 38 170 160 200 180 19 210 200 29 210 200 39 185 180 10 180 170 20 210 200 30 210 200 40 190 170
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Step 1

The given data can be summarized as follows:

Sample

Number of Boxes Selected

Number of boxes confirms the standards

Number of defectives

Proportion of defectives

1

190

180

10

10/190 = 0.05263158

2

190

180

10

0.05263158

3

200

185

15

0.075

4

200

190

10

0.05

5

190

170

20

0.10526316

6

195

180

15

0.07692308

7

195

185

10

0.05128205

8

200

190

10

0.05

9

200

180

20

0.1

10

180

170

10

0.05555556

11

215

190

25

0.11627907

12

205

195

10

0.04878049

13

205

190

15

0.07317073

14

195

180

15

0.07692308

15

195

190

5

0.02564103

16

210

185

25

0.11904762

17

205

190

15

0.07317073

18

210

195

15

0.07142857

19

210

200

10

0.04761905

20

210

200

10

0.04761905

21

215

190

25

0.11627907

22

205

195

10

0.04878049

23

205

190

15

0.07317073

24

195

180

15

0.07692308

25

195

190

5

0.02564103

26

210

185

25

0.11904762

27

205

190

15

0.07317073

28

210

195

15

0.07142857

29

210

200

10

0.04761905

30

210

200

10

0.04761905

31

180

170

10

0.05555556

32

180

180

0

0

33

175

165

10

0.05714286

34

170

160

10

0.05882353

35

175

165

10

0.05714286

36

190

180

10

0.05263158

37

180

180

0

0

38

170

160

10

0.05882353

39

185

180

5

0.02702703

40

190

170

20

0.10526316

Total

7855

 

505

P bar = 0.06429

Step 2

Following formula can be used to determine the control limits for the p chart

Operations Management homework question answer, step 2, image 1

Now, since the sample size varies for every sample. The control limits will be calculated for each sample.

Sample

Number of Boxes Selected

Number of boxes confirms the standards

Number of defectives

Proportion of defectives

LCL

UCL

1

190

180

10

0.05263158

0.004033

0.101231

2

190

180

10

0.05263158

0.004033

0.101231

3

200

185

15

0.075

0.019126

0.130874

4

200

190

10

0.05

0.003767

0.096233

5

190

170

20

0.10526316

0.03847

0.172056

6

195

180

15

0.07692308

0.019676

0.13417

7

195

185

10

0.05128205

0.003895

0.098669

8

200

190

10

0.05

0.003767

0.096233

9

200

180

20

0.1

0.03636

0.16364

10

180

170

10

0.05555556

0.004336

0.106775

11

215

190

25

0.11627907

0.050693

0.181865

12

205

195

10

0.04878049

0.003646

0.093915

13

205

190

15

0.07317073

0.018606

0.127736

14

195

180

15

0.07692308

0.019676

0.13417

15

195

190

5

0.02564103

0

0.059598

16

210

185

25

0.11904762

0.052005

0.18609

17

205

190

15

0.07317073

0.018606

0.127736

18

210

195

15

0.07142857

0.018113

0.124744

19

210

200

10

0.04761905

0.003532

0.091706

20

210

200

10

0.04761905

0.003532

0.091706

21

215

190

25

0.11627907

0.050693

0.181865

22

205

195

10

0.04878049

0.003646

0.093915

23

205

190

15

0.07317073

0.018606

0.127736

24

195

180

15

0.07692308

0.019676

0.13417

25

195

190

5

0.02564103

0

0.059598

26

210

185

25

0.11904762

0.052005

0.18609

27

205

190

15

0.07317073

0.018606

0.127736

28

210

195

15

0.07142857

0.018113

0.124744

29

210

200

10

0.04761905

0.003532

0.091706

30

210

200

10

0.04761905

0.003532

0.091706

31

180

170

10

0.05555556

0.004336

0.106775

32

180

180

0

0

0

0

33

175

165

10

0.05714286

0.004504

0.109782

34

170

160

10

0.05882353

0.004685

0.112962

35

175

165

10

0.05714286

0.004504

0.109782

36

190

180

10

0.05263158

0.004033

0.101231

37

180

180

0

0

0

0

38

170

160

10

0.05882353

0.004685

0.112962

39

185

180

5

0.02702703

0

0.062794

40

190

170

20

0.10526316

0.03847

0.172056

Total

7855

 

505

0.06429026

   

 

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