Quality inspection planning within a multistage manufacturing process based on the added value criterion
Adam Hamrol, Agnieszka Kujawińska, Mariusz Bożek
Abstract
Abstract This paper proposes an approach to the planning and optimization of quality inspections within a multistage manufacturing process based on quality costs and the value added to the production process by inspections. Inspection errors and the resulting costs of repair and scrapping are taken into account. In addition, the capability of the manufacturing process and of the inspection system is included. A mathematical model for calculating quality costs was developed with a focus on its practical application.
Topics & Concepts
Process (computing)Quality (philosophy)EngineeringManufacturing engineeringReliability engineeringQuality costsProduction (economics)Manufacturing processComputer scienceOperations managementCost controlEpistemologyComposite materialEconomicsMacroeconomicsMaterials scienceOperating systemPhilosophyManufacturing Process and OptimizationQuality and Supply ManagementFlexible and Reconfigurable Manufacturing Systems