Course details
The calibration process, which is usually well operated in most organizations, does not provide all of the information required as to the health of the measurement process. The calibration activity, crucially, does not provide information on the variability in the measurement system. It is essential to know whether the variability of the measuring process is acceptable when compared to the underlying process variability. This information is provided through a Gauge R&R study. On this training course participants will learn how to use both the ANOVA and the Average and Range method
Learning Outcomes
On successful completion of this training course, delegates should be able to:
- Design, plan, and undertake gauge R&R studies using Minitab software using ANOVA and the Average and Range method.
- Compare statistics from the gauge R&R study against internationally accepted guidelines, and draw conclusions about the acceptability or unacceptability of the instrument under study
- Demonstrate understanding of Measurement Systems terminology including bias, linearity, stability, repeatability, reproducibility
Course Programme
- Explanation of Measurement System terminology; bias, repeatability, reproducibility, stability, linearity, resolution, discrimination.
- Carrying out a R&R (Repeatability and Reproducibility) study. Detailed step-by- step explanation of how to set up and undertake the study. Classroom exercise calculating and analysing the results of a R&R study using both the ANOVA and the Average and Range method. Plotting the results on the average and range chart to distinguish differences between the operators using the measuring instrument. Comparing the R&R to the process variation and to the specification limits. Explanation of the general rules of acceptability for R&R in a measuring system.
- How to improve the performance of the measurement system when the R&R is excessive.
- Destructive Gauge R&R – calculation of the gauge R&R when the parts are destroyed during testing – differences between destructive and standard gauge R&R outcomes – the limitations of a destructive gauge R&R
- Demonstration of Minitab computer software used for analysing R&R studies and for measurement system analysis in general.
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