Zero Acceptance Number Sampling Plans, Fifth Edition ebook

by Nicholas L. Squeglia

Nicholas L. Squeglia Management and Leadership English

Its plans eliminate acceptance on anything but 'zero', as well as dual sampling alternatives. The book offers a well-reasoned, easy to understand statistical approach to sampling which reduces the number of samples required while maintaining high quality standards.

Its plans eliminate acceptance on anything but 'zero', as well as dual sampling alternatives. If your incoming products lend themselves to low risk, you may want to consider the system proposed and tested in this small publication. It's been around for many years, comes with the applicable OC curves, and was recommended to me by another QA user. The plan specified in the book is equivalent to MILSPEC plans, and saves time and money. 7 people found this helpful.

The zero acceptance number plans developed by the author were originally designed and used to provide equal or greater consumer protection with less overall inspection than the corresponding MIL-STD-105-E sampling plans. In 2000, the Department of Defense declared MIL-STD-105-E obsolete and recommended the c 0 plans in this book for use in place of them. In addition to the economic advantages, the plans in this book are also simple to use and administer. Copies printed after 2011 include the most up-to-date sampling plans.

This is a brand new book at a great price. Author Nicholas Squeglia. Publication Year 2008. Publisher ASQ Quality Press. To ensure we are able to help you as best we can, please include your reference number: DOZ1FYJXWS.

Zero Acceptance Number. 5th ed. p. cm. ISBN 978-0-87389-739-6 (alk. paper) 1. Acceptance sampling.

These plans have found wide use in many industries where lot-by-lot attribute sampling exists, regardless of product. Bibliographic information. Zero Acceptance Number Sampling Plans. Nicholas L. Squeglia. ASQC Quality Press, 1994. 0873893050, 9780873893053.

His C 0 plans call for an inspector to withhold a lot if a defect is found. Create a C 0 Plan in Minitab. Insert the AQL. Note, this is not critical and if you desire you can enter in a very small number like . and you will get same result. Insert the associated RQL. Insert . 9 as Alpha.

The zero acceptance number (c 0) sampling plan requires far less inspection than the corresponding ANSI/ASQ .

The zero acceptance number (c 0) sampling plan requires far less inspection than the corresponding ANSI/ASQ Z. (formerly MIL-STD 105) plan, and becomes viable when the supplier is extremely confident in its level of quality.

This book provides a set of attribute plans for lot-by-lot inspection with the acceptance number in all cases as zero. After years of extensive application by government contractors, commercial manufacturing, and service industries, these c=0 sampling plans are now considered stand alone sampling plans. They have continually gained in popularity for more than 45 years, and today are the norm. The zero acceptance number plans developed by the author were originally designed and used to provide equal or greater consumer protection with less overall inspection than the corresponding MIL-STD-105-E sampling plans. In 2000, the Department of Defense declared MIL-STD-105-E obsolete and recommended the c=0 plans in this book for use in place of them. In addition to the economic advantages, the plans in this book are also simple to use and administer.

Bodwyn

Man! This is easily the *best* and most easy way to fashion a workable C=0 plan in accordance with Mil-Std-1916 that will fit just about any size machine shop. I have been in machining and quality control for 28 years, full IAM&AW Journeyman Inspector, aerospace job shops of all sizes. They have ALL struggled with sampling because of large sample sizes on big quantities, but just read this book and I GUARANTEE it will open your eyes to the feasability of SPC and C=0 for your production line and straight C=0 for received product. It also deals with sampling for extremely short runs (5 parts or less) and an adjusted sampling table for sampling small lot quantities of received product.

In fact, I just started a new job and these guys are absolutely behind the 8 ball. A HUGE inspection backlog. They are currently (without process controls) inspecting the sample quantities 100% dimensionally (because of customer complaints), and catching serious errors too late. Their customers are screaming for parts. Everyone is at the max stress level. No one knows what to do. I told them about this book, and they want me to bring it tomorrow.

So guess what?

Tomorrow it's time to open their eyes to a new kind of way (quoting Journey there) and show them some easy ways to put together a sampling plan that will win their Customer's approval and ease everybody's pain.

You need this book.

Ziena

C=0 should be a consideration for all companies seeking a simpler alternative to the old Mil Std 105e, current Z 1.4. Its plans eliminate acceptance on anything but 'zero', as well as dual sampling alternatives. If your incoming products lend themselves to low risk, you may want to consider the system proposed and tested in this small publication. It's been around for many years, comes with the applicable OC curves, and was recommended to me by another QA user. It is also availabe through ASQ.

Aedem

boring (I think....), but required for our quality management system. so, love the fact that I am in compliance with a regulatory obligation in the form of this really intellectual book.

Thorgaginn

I will be using this plan, and the book itself is a great tool, but for 50 bucks, I sure didn't expect to have to cut some of the pages apart myself. I think the publisher might want to go c=0..........

Renthadral

Exactly what I was looking for.

Bearus

After reading I found I had many unanswered questions by the text, the author, I'm afraid assumes that all readers have a strong knowledge of the subject. I for one purchased the book to learn, not that it' didn't help in my quest for learning, just stated many facts without explanation. Maybe the next edition will be more helpful.

Minnai

The book offers a well-reasoned, easy to understand statistical approach to sampling which reduces the number of samples required while maintaining high quality standards. The plan specified in the book is equivalent to MILSPEC plans, and saves time and money.