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I've a question on AQL which I'll need help to decipher...
Let say I'm producing FMCG products, where within 1 day, I'll be producing quite a high number of products. Now, if my client imposed an AQL number, which requires me to do a sampling check of more than 1,000 pieces check per day, is there another way out, whereby I do not need to inspect 1000 pieces at one go, but still satisfying the AQL ?
What if I can prove my Cpk is good ? Can I escape from doing 1000 over pieces of inspection ?
My point is, is there a way of 'by-passing' the required number of samples in the sampling plan, for a given AQL ????
Let say I'm producing FMCG products, where within 1 day, I'll be producing quite a high number of products. Now, if my client imposed an AQL number, which requires me to do a sampling check of more than 1,000 pieces check per day, is there another way out, whereby I do not need to inspect 1000 pieces at one go, but still satisfying the AQL ?
What if I can prove my Cpk is good ? Can I escape from doing 1000 over pieces of inspection ?
My point is, is there a way of 'by-passing' the required number of samples in the sampling plan, for a given AQL ????