Assessment of Measurement System Repeatability PPT

This PPT slide, part of the 62-slide Six Sigma - Measurement Systems Analysis PowerPoint presentation, titled "Graphical Analysis – Lack of Repeatability" presents critical insights into measurement system performance through 2 charts: the R Chart and the Xbar Chart by Operator. The R Chart illustrates the range of measurements taken by different operators, highlighting a lack of control. The upper control limit (UCL) and lower control limit (LCL) are indicated, with a specific focus on the range values. The text emphasizes that the range chart should ideally be 'in control,' suggesting that consistent measurement practices are essential for reliable data.

The Xbar Chart complements the R Chart by displaying the average measurements across samples. This chart also indicates variability, marked by red lines representing control limits. The slide notes that for effective analysis, there should be variability outside these control limits to ensure that the study captures a comprehensive range of output variations. If the variability is insufficient, the analysis may not adequately represent the true performance of the measurement system.

Key takeaways include the necessity for at least 5 possible values within control limits to ensure adequate discrimination, as indicated by the Discrimination Index. This highlights the importance of robust sampling methods and the need for continuous monitoring of measurement systems. Overall, the slide serves as a guide for executives to understand the implications of measurement variability and the importance of maintaining control in operational processes.

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