Importance of Quality in Different Manufacturing Processes
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Importance of Quality in different manufacturing processes | | | | | | | |
TERM PAPER
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
This term paper would not be accomplished without the generous contributions of individuals and organizations. I am very much grateful to them for their unlimited help and support.
Additionally, we thank our course instructor Fateh Pal Singh who believed that I could terminate this term paper on time. His moral guidelines, endless effort, and joyful encouragement made me successful in this paper.
Furthermore, I want to show our appreciation to the executives, to the librarians of LPU library, and to the lab-assistants of the computer labs, for their unlimited patience during the time of research writing.
Moreover, I are also thankful to our classmates, and friends for their helps and supports. I would like to show our endless gratitude by specifying name of FATEH PAL SINGH for her support in this term paper.
…Mayank Sibal…
ROLL NO.:RF4005B37
Contents:
1. Defination of Quality
2. Activities of Quality
3. Quality Control
4. Quality Improvment
5. Steps of Quality Improved in Manufacturing Process
6. Taguchi’s Approach to quality Engineering
7. Robust Design
8. Adverse Performance Shaping Factors
DEFINITION OF QUALITY
How is quality defined? It is interesting to observe how its definition varies according to the particular emphasis of quality activities. Juran (1964) defines quality as fitness for use. Crosby (1979) describes quality in terms of conformance to requirements. Deming (1986) says that quality is concerned with the present and future needs of the customer. For Feigenbaum (1983) quality is to do with the combined product characteristics of engineering and manufacture that determine the degree to which the product will meet the expectations of the customer. Taguchi (1986) defines quality as the loss a product causes society once it has been shipped,
Importance of Quality in different manufacturing processes | | | | | | | |
TERM PAPER
-------------------------------------------------
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
This term paper would not be accomplished without the generous contributions of individuals and organizations. I am very much grateful to them for their unlimited help and support.
Additionally, we thank our course instructor Fateh Pal Singh who believed that I could terminate this term paper on time. His moral guidelines, endless effort, and joyful encouragement made me successful in this paper.
Furthermore, I want to show our appreciation to the executives, to the librarians of LPU library, and to the lab-assistants of the computer labs, for their unlimited patience during the time of research writing.
Moreover, I are also thankful to our classmates, and friends for their helps and supports. I would like to show our endless gratitude by specifying name of FATEH PAL SINGH for her support in this term paper.
…Mayank Sibal…
ROLL NO.:RF4005B37
Contents:
1. Defination of Quality
2. Activities of Quality
3. Quality Control
4. Quality Improvment
5. Steps of Quality Improved in Manufacturing Process
6. Taguchi’s Approach to quality Engineering
7. Robust Design
8. Adverse Performance Shaping Factors
DEFINITION OF QUALITY
How is quality defined? It is interesting to observe how its definition varies according to the particular emphasis of quality activities. Juran (1964) defines quality as fitness for use. Crosby (1979) describes quality in terms of conformance to requirements. Deming (1986) says that quality is concerned with the present and future needs of the customer. For Feigenbaum (1983) quality is to do with the combined product characteristics of engineering and manufacture that determine the degree to which the product will meet the expectations of the customer. Taguchi (1986) defines quality as the loss a product causes society once it has been shipped,
References: 1.Internet: www.mitlecture.com www.wikipidia.com www.google.com/books 2. Books: 1. Kalpeak Jain 2. “Fundamental of Morden Manufacturing” By, Mp Grover