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shivan
Hi all,
I had a question regarding whether there are any rules defining what is considered a "lot" when you are trying to determine the total sample size using AQL.
For example, if I have 500 units of product x and 700 units of product y, can I combine them and consider it one lot when determining sampling size or do I have to determine the sample size separately since its two different products?
In another example, if I have one batch of product x that is made at one point in time, and another batch of product x that is made at another point in time, can this be combined into the same lot or does it need to be separately evaluated as well?
I assumed that the production environment and process must be similar to determine the lot quantity. Hence, in both examples above, I assumed they must be evaluated separately. If this is not the case, can you also help me understand why my reasoning is not sound?
Thanks!
I had a question regarding whether there are any rules defining what is considered a "lot" when you are trying to determine the total sample size using AQL.
For example, if I have 500 units of product x and 700 units of product y, can I combine them and consider it one lot when determining sampling size or do I have to determine the sample size separately since its two different products?
In another example, if I have one batch of product x that is made at one point in time, and another batch of product x that is made at another point in time, can this be combined into the same lot or does it need to be separately evaluated as well?
I assumed that the production environment and process must be similar to determine the lot quantity. Hence, in both examples above, I assumed they must be evaluated separately. If this is not the case, can you also help me understand why my reasoning is not sound?
Thanks!