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13th October 1999, 01:41 AM
To do an IMTE control system, from what should I start,calibration system or MSA?
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View Full Version : MSA or Calibration? What is the first thing to do? Marc 13th October 1999, 08:08 PM You determine product characteristics you want to control. Next you determine what equipment you need. Then you figure out what you have in-house and what you have to buy. Then you buy what equipment you don't have. Next you get your in-house equipment calibrated, if not already (purchased equipment should be bought calibrated). Then you do measurement studies. Then on with the show! Sushil Dutt 20th November 2006, 01:05 AM To do an IMTE control system, from what should I start,calibration system or MSA? Sushil Dutt 20th November 2006, 01:08 AM Sir, I would like to know the difference between MSA 2nd & 3rd Edition kinwaiw 20th November 2006, 01:27 AM Pls find the difference between 2nd and 3rd edition of MSA Ajit Basrur 20th November 2006, 09:58 AM To do an IMTE control system, from what should I start,calibration system or MSA? Sushil, It has to be calibration first. Only after successful calibration, you can determine the accuracy of MSA ;) Sushil Dutt 21st November 2006, 02:20 AM Thanks for giving reply to my first question. Sir, my next question is that what is basic difference between Process performance ,Process capablity & Machine capability. Pl let me know in detail Regards Sushil(QA):) Hershal 23rd November 2006, 10:40 PM Sushil Dutt, Qualityalways is correct.....calibration first.....find a calibration provider accredited by NABL (the accrediting body in India) that includes the type of calibration you need in their scope, and have them calibrate your equipment. Hope this helps. Hershal Atul Khandekar 24th November 2006, 01:51 AM Sushil, Welcome to the Cove! As for your other question re. process capability, I would request you to please spend a little time with the "Search" function here. This topic has been discussed many many times in great detail..and you will find a lot of spreadsheets as well. If there is something you don't find, please do ask and forum members will be happy to help. Yew Jin 24th November 2006, 09:31 AM For more understading and improving the measurement process, I think we should perform gauge capbility study by following steps below :read: 7 Basic Steps To A Measurement System Analysis Step 1: Preparation for the study Step 2: Evaluate Gauge Stability Step 3: Evaluate Gauge Resolution Step 4: Determine Gauge Accuracy Step 5: Calibration Step 6: Evaluate Gauge Linearity Step 7: Determine Gauge Repeatability and Reproducibility |
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