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This best-selling text has been used extensively by schools and major U.S. companies for training students, supervisors, and line personnel. Simply written and self-teaching, it encourages workers to seek out applications of the tools in their work. Includes practice problems.
Preface to the Second English edition
Preface to the original edition
How to use this book
CHAPTER 1 - HOW TO COLLECT DATA
| 1.1 The purpose of collecting data |
| 1.2 Correct data |
| 1.3 Kind of data |
| 1.4 Analysis of data |
| 1.5 Reminders for collecting data |
CHAPTER 2 - HISTOGRAMS
| 2.1 Data have dispersion |
| 2.2 How to prepare a histogram |
| 2.3 How to use a histogram |
CHAPTER 3 - CAUSE-AND-EFFECT DIAGRAM (CE DIAGRAM)
| 3.1 Why does quality dispersion occur? |
| 3.2 Making cause-and-effect diagrams (general steps) |
| 3.3 Types of cause-and-effect diagrams |
| 3.4 How to use a cause-and-effect diagram |
| 3.5 The development of cause-and-effect diagrams and the future |
CHAPTER 4 - CHECK SHEETS
| 4.1 Quality control and check sheets |
| 4.2 Function of check sheets |
| 4.3 Check sheets for production process distribution |
| 4.4 Defective item checks |
| 4.5 Defect location check sheet |
| 4.6 Defective cause check sheet |
| 4.7 Check-up confirmation check sheet |
| 4.8 Other check sheets |
CHAPTER 5 - PARETO DIAGRAMS
| 5.1 What is a Pareto diagram? |
| 5.2 How to make a Pareto diagram |
| 5.3 How to use a Pareto diagram |
| 5.4 Try to have the vertical axis represent amounts of money |
CHAPTER 6 - GRAPHS
| 6.1 What is a graph? |
| 6.2 Various graphs |
| 6.3 Examples of use of graphs |
| 6.4 From graphs to statistical control methods |
CHAPTER 7 - CONTROL CHARTS I
| 7.1 What is a control chart? |
| 7.2 Types of control charts |
| 7.3 Making the x bar-R control chart |
CHAPTER 8 - CONTROL CHARTS II
| 8.1 Point movements on x bar-R control charts |
| 8.2 How to read control charts |
| 8.3 How to draw p and pn control charts |
| 8.4 How to make u charts and c charts |
| 8.5 How to use control charts |
CHAPTER 9 - SCATTER DIAGRAMS
| 9.1 Relationship between cause and effect |
| 9.2 What is a scatter diagram? |
| 9.3 How to make a scatter diagram |
| 9.4 Reading scatter diagrams |
| 9.5 Testing correlation with scatter diagrams |
| 9.6 Care in using diagrams |
CHAPTER 10 - BINOMIAL PROBABILITY PAPER
| 10.1 Purpose of a binomial probability paper |
| 10.2 Structure of a binomial probability paper |
| 10.3 The test for population fraction defective |
| 10.4 Comparing two groups of paired corresponding data |
| 10.5 Test for correlation |
| 10.6 2 x 2 contingency tables |
| 10.7 2 x m contingency tables |
CHAPTER 11 - SAMPLING
| 11.1 What is sampling? |
| 11.2 Statistical thinking and sampling |
| 11.3 Random sampling |
| 11.4 Sampling error |
| 11.5 Types of sampling |
CHAPTER 12 - SAMPLING INSPECTION
| 12.1 What is sampling inspection? |
| 12.2 Problems of total inspection |
| 12.3 Situations where inspection by sampling is necessary |
| 12.4 Lot quality |
| 12.5 OC (operating characteristics) curves and acceptance sampling |
| 12.6 Supplementary remarks |
CHAPTER 13 - PRACTICE PROBLEMS
| 13.1 How to collect data |
| 13.2 Histograms |
| 13.3 Cause-and-effect diagrams |
| 13.4 Check sheets |
| 13.5 Pareto diagrams |
| 13.6 Graphs |
| 13.7 Control Charts I |
| 13.8 Control Charts II |
| 13.9 Scatter diagrams |
| 13.10 Binomial probability papers |
| 13.11 Sampling |
| 13.12 Sampling inspection |
APPENDICES
| Appendix I: Sign Test Table |
| Appendix II: Alpha and r scales binomial probability papers |
Bibliography Index
Anonymous
Posted October 26, 2000
If you want and need practical SPC application techniques this is the book. Beyond theory!
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