Chapter 14. Control Charts for Six Sigma Management
CHAPTER OUTLINE
14.1 Basic Concepts of Control Charts
14.2 The Funnel Experiment
14.3 Control Limits and Patterns
14.4 Rules for Determining out-of-Control Points
14.5 The p-Chart
14.6 The c-Chart
14.7 The u-Chart
14.8 Control Charts for the Mean and Range
14.9 Control Charts for the Mean and Standard Deviation
14.10 Individual Value and Moving Range Charts
Appendix 14.1 Using Minitab for Control Charts
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
After reading this chapter, you will be able to:
Understand the purpose of control charts
Know which control chart to use for a particular type of data
Construct and interpret various control charts
Basic Concepts of Control Charts
The control chart is a tool for distinguishing between the common ...
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