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 Is R & R study required for process monitoring instruments ?
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Ravi Lurker (<10 Posts) Posts: 1 |
posted 22 June 2001 05:56 AM
   
Sir, Is R & R study required for process monitoring instruments or is it only for the product monitoring/measuring instruments only. ------------------ IP: Logged |
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Jerry Eldred Forum Wizard Posts: 136 |
posted 22 June 2001 08:58 AM
I'll try to give you my layman's answer. I am not an MSA / R & R expert, rather I am a metrology engineer with 25 years experience (so take my attempt from that perspective). R& R is needed for any measuring instrument whose readings/accuracy/stability you depend upon for product specs. I don't know what aspect of the production you are monitoring, but my guess is (based on your wording) that it may be needed. If you are monitoring a quantitative specified parameter or using readings from this monitor to determine whether you are in or out of control on your process, I would think, yes. If you could elaborate a little more, that may be helpful. I understand if you don't want to put actual process details on the web (you could put fictitious representations of the process). ------------------ IP: Logged |
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Marc Smith Cheech Wizard Posts: 4119 |
posted 22 June 2001 09:21 AM
Jerry is, as always, correct. However the key word in your question: -> Is R & R study required for process monitoring Is the word required. Do you mean required by QS-9000 or ISO 9001:2000? In the world of Best Practices you would do an R&R on both inspection/test and process instruments, as Jerry points out. But, as Jerry also says, we need more info to go beyond these general statements. IP: Logged |
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