World class quality : using design of experiments to make it happen /
Keki R. Bhote ; foreword by Dorian Shainin.
- New York : Amacom, 1991.
- xvi, 224 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Includes index.
Part I: Introduction -- The need for simple, powerful problem-solving tools -- The four stages of quality -- Part II: The design of experiments (DOE): Key to the magic kingdom of quality -- The measurement of process capability -- Variation: An industrial epidemic -- Three approaches to DOE: Classical, Taguchi and Shainin -- Multi-vari charts: To home in on the Red X -- Components search: Easy, surefire clues -- Paired comparisons: The detective method -- Variables search: The Rolls-Royce of variation reduction -- Full factorials: Ideal for quantifying interaction effects -- B vs C: Versatile, Universal tool -- Scatter plots (Realistic tolerance parallelogram plots): For optimization and establishing realistic tolerances -- A case study encompassing a logical sequence of the seven DOE tools -- Part III: Statistical Process Control (SPC) -- Elementary SPC tools -- Control charts vs Precontrol: Horse and buggy vs. the Jet age -- Positrol, process certification and operator certification -- Part IV: The March from passive learning to implementation -- The management and practice of design of experiments.
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