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Skip-Lot Sampling Plans Based on Process Control Charts

Author:Dalal S. Al-jawad
Accounting Department, Cihan University-Erbil
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.24086/cuesj.v1n1a4

Abstract

In this paper the application of skip-lot sampling based in part on process control charts using specially designed warning limits when the quality of the submitted product is believed to be generally good is presented. When the producer can prove to the consumer that he has improved the quality of his product to level better than the specified Acceptable Quality Level (AQL), the consumer can use the skip-lot procedure. The consumer may save cost by applying the Skip-lot sampling plan. For independent characteristics related to the same product the decision to resume checking is suggested based on one point or  r  chart points outside the control limits. For dependent characteristics the resume checking signal is governed by the use of the test statistic based on  Hotelling T2.

Keywords: Skip-lot procedure; Acceptable Quality Level (AQL; Hotelling T2; Acceptance number.

 

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