A Measurement System Analysis Approach for Hard-to-Repeat Events
When measurements are nonreplicable, assessing the measurement system is a difficult task and cannot be done using the conventional gauge repeatability and reproducibility methods. This is due to the fact that the object measured is affected by the measurement and/or changes with time. This article...
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| description | When measurements are nonreplicable, assessing the measurement system is a difficult task and cannot be done using the conventional gauge repeatability and reproducibility methods. This is due to the fact that the object measured is affected by the measurement and/or changes with time. This article describes an alternative method that can be used to study the repeatability and reproducibility of a measurement system in case the measured quantity varies over time. The essence of the method is that each part is measured simultaneously by multiple gauges. |
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