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Hi all,
I am relatively new to the world of MSA (< 1 yr) and, with training options being stifled by the corporate monster, am having to learn as I go.
I am completing a gauge study on a piece of equipment that will ultimately measure only a single characteristic on a finished good and completing the MSA on that aspect of the equipment is pretty straight forward. In a one-time setup up the equipment however, there are two other characteristics that need to be confirmed to be consistent.
To set this up, I am essentially recording a pressure level and a vacuum level during a single sequence. I have completed a standard run of 15 parts, 3 operators and 3 repetitions for 135 sequences. For each sequence, I have two results, pressure & vacuum.
I need to determine if there is a method to incorporate both of the results into a single study as there is not necessarily a direct correlation between the two values but if one value is out of range, the entire sequence then is a fail regardless of the other value. I also have a fear that I will not achieve the desired number of categories but am not sure how to combat this as I have no access to a device to measure to a higher resolution.
Note that the study is being completed on the equipment creating the backloads, not the device making the measurements (A Beta calibration device that has a valid calibration)
I have attached the actual data for reference.
Any help is appreciated
Doug
I am relatively new to the world of MSA (< 1 yr) and, with training options being stifled by the corporate monster, am having to learn as I go.
I am completing a gauge study on a piece of equipment that will ultimately measure only a single characteristic on a finished good and completing the MSA on that aspect of the equipment is pretty straight forward. In a one-time setup up the equipment however, there are two other characteristics that need to be confirmed to be consistent.
To set this up, I am essentially recording a pressure level and a vacuum level during a single sequence. I have completed a standard run of 15 parts, 3 operators and 3 repetitions for 135 sequences. For each sequence, I have two results, pressure & vacuum.
I need to determine if there is a method to incorporate both of the results into a single study as there is not necessarily a direct correlation between the two values but if one value is out of range, the entire sequence then is a fail regardless of the other value. I also have a fear that I will not achieve the desired number of categories but am not sure how to combat this as I have no access to a device to measure to a higher resolution.
Note that the study is being completed on the equipment creating the backloads, not the device making the measurements (A Beta calibration device that has a valid calibration)
I have attached the actual data for reference.
Any help is appreciated
Doug
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