PRIN.OF OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT-MYOMLAB
PRIN.OF OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT-MYOMLAB
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Author: HEIZER
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 6.S, Problem 11P

a)

Summary Introduction

To determine: The control limits for the mean and range chart and the overall means

Introduction: Control charts used to determine whether the process is under control or not. Attributes and variables are the factors under the control charts.

a)

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Answer to Problem 11P

Hence, the UCL for x¯ -chart is 10.00714in and LCL is 9.993865in. The UCL for R chart is 0.024323in and LCL is 0in. The overall means for x¯ -chart is 10.0005in and R chart is 0.0115in.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The following information is given:

Sample Sample mean (in.) Range (in.)
1 10.002 0.011
2 10.002 0.014
3 9.991 0.007
4 10.006 0.022
5 9.997 0.013
6 9.999 0.012
7 10.001 0.008
8 10.005 0.013
9 9.995 0.004
10 10.001 0.011
11 10.001 0.014
12 10.006 0.009

Twelve samples that contain five parts each were taken.

Calculate the average for sample and range:

Sample Sample mean (in.) Range (in.)
1 10.002 0.011
2 10.002 0.014
3 9.991 0.007
4 10.006 0.022
5 9.997 0.013
6 9.999 0.012
7 10.001 0.008
8 10.005 0.013
9 9.995 0.004
10 10.001 0.011
11 10.001 0.014
12 10.006 0.009
Total 120.006 0.138
Average 10.0005 0.0115

Working note:

Average for sample:

It is calculated by dividing the total of sample and number of samples. Hence, the value of x¯¯ is 10.0005.

Average=Total of SampleNumber of samples=120.00612=10.0005

Average for range:

It is calculated by dividing the total of range and number of samples. Hence, the value of R¯ is 0.0115.

Average=Total of SampleNumber of samples=0.13812=0.0115

Determine the UCL and LCL for mean:

Formulae to calculate control limits:

UCL=x¯¯+A×R¯ (1)

LCL=x¯¯A×R¯ (2)

Here, the overall mean x¯¯=10.0005in. , the average range R¯=0.0115in. and A2 is the Mean factor derived from standard tables showing factors for computing control charts. Given the sample size of 5, the Mean factor A2=0.577 for σ=3 .

Substitute the values in equation (1) to determine the value of UCL as follows:

UCL=x¯¯+A×R¯=10.0005in+0.577×0.0115in.=10.00714

Hence, the UCL value is 10.00714.

Substitute the values in equation (2) to determine the value of LCL as follows:

LCL=x¯¯A×R¯=10.0005in.0.577×0.0115in.=9.993865in.

Hence, the LCL value is 9.993865.

Therefore for the x¯ chart, the upper control limit is UCLx¯=10.00714 and the lower control limit is LCLx¯=9.993865in .

Determine the UCL and LCL for range:

Formulae to calculate control limits:

UCLR=D4×R¯ (3)

LCLR=D3×R¯ (4)

Here,

The average range is R¯=0.0115in.

D3 refers to the lower range factor

D4 refers to the upper range factor

R¯ refers to the average range

Substitute the values in equation (3) to determine the value of UCL as follows:

UCLR=D4×R¯=2.115×0.0115in.=0.024323in.

Hence, the UCL value is 0.024323.

Substitute the values in equation (4) to determine the value of LCL as follows:

LCLR=D3×R¯=0×0.0115in.=0

Hence, the LCL value is 0.

Therefore, for the R-chart, the upper control limit is UCLR=0.024323 and the lower control limit is LCLR=0 .

b)

Summary Introduction

To plot: The values of sample means and ranges in the chart.

Introduction: Control charts used to determine whether the process is under control or not. Attributes and variables are the factors under the control charts.

b)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 11P

Control chart has been plotted for sample means and ranges.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The following information is given:

Sample Sample mean (in.) Range (in.)
1 10.002 0.011
2 10.002 0.014
3 9.991 0.007
4 10.006 0.022
5 9.997 0.013
6 9.999 0.012
7 10.001 0.008
8 10.005 0.013
9 9.995 0.004
10 10.001 0.011
11 10.001 0.014
12 10.006 0.009

Twelve samples that contain five parts each were taken.

Plot the sample mean values in the x¯ control chart where UCLx¯=10.0005 and LCLx¯=9.993865

PRIN.OF OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT-MYOMLAB, Chapter 6.S, Problem 11P , additional homework tip  1

Note: Observe that sample 3 mean value is lower than the LCLx¯=9.993865in.

Plot the sample mean values in theR-control chart where UCLR=0.024323in and LCLR=0

PRIN.OF OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT-MYOMLAB, Chapter 6.S, Problem 11P , additional homework tip  2

c)

Summary Introduction

To determine: Whether the process is in control

Introduction: Control charts used to determine whether the process is under control or not. Attributes and variables are the factors under the control charts.

c)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 11P

Process is out of control during sample #3 in x¯ -chart.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The following information is given:

Sample Sample mean (in.) Range (in.)
1 10.002 0.011
2 10.002 0.014
3 9.991 0.007
4 10.006 0.022
5 9.997 0.013
6 9.999 0.012
7 10.001 0.008
8 10.005 0.013
9 9.995 0.004
10 10.001 0.011
11 10.001 0.014
12 10.006 0.009

Twelve samples that contain five parts each were taken.

Determine whether the process is in control:

Since, the mean for sample #3 is outside the control limits of the x¯ control chart, it cannot be concluded that the process is in statistical control.

d)

Summary Introduction

To determine: Why the process is not in control

Introduction: Control charts used to determine whether the process is under control or not. Attributes and variables are the factors under the control charts.

d)

Expert Solution
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Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The following information is given:

Sample Sample mean (in.) Range (in.)
1 10.002 0.011
2 10.002 0.014
3 9.991 0.007
4 10.006 0.022
5 9.997 0.013
6 9.999 0.012
7 10.001 0.008
8 10.005 0.013
9 9.995 0.004
10 10.001 0.011
11 10.001 0.014
12 10.006 0.009

Twelve samples that contain five parts each were taken.

Determine why the process is not in control:

Further investigations are necessary to check whether the mean value of sample #3 is a freak incident outside the three sigma limits (which has a 0.27% probability). Perhaps 12 more samples can be drawn and examined whether such an incident occurs again. In case it happens again, the process needs to be examined in detail.

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