DocumentCode
280503
Title
Practical automation of statistical process control for injection moulding
Author
Shaw, T. C Windsor
Author_Institution
Mannesmann Demag Hamilton Ltd., Aylesbury, UK
fYear
1990
fDate
33189
Firstpage
42430
Lastpage
42432
Abstract
A catastrophic process failure can be detected by local trips on the machine. The trip-limits should be set wide enough to allow for the cycle-to-cycle variation inherent in the process without tripping-out. However they cannot detect marginal process failure until it reaches catastrophic proportions. Statistical analysis of product and process is not only essential to detect marginal process failure, but can also go a long way to preventing a non-conforming product. The overall objective for automating statistical process control (SPC) is to identify and characterize quality problems earlier than a manual system. The author outlines the use of automated SPC in injection moulding and briefly describes the process monitoring techniques used and the role of expert systems
Keywords
computerised monitoring; expert systems; plastics industry; quality control; statistical process control; catastrophic process failure; expert systems; injection moulding; plastics industry; process monitoring techniques; quality control; statistical process control;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
iet
Conference_Titel
Applied Statistical Process Control, IEE Colloquium on
Conference_Location
London
Type
conf
Filename
190822
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