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Batch production prediction for the mechanical cutting industry based on process capability.

Guangtao Xu^1,2, Tianyi Liu^1,2, Weichuan Wang¹

¹School of Mechanical and Power Engineering, Zhengzhou University, Zhengzhou, 450001, Henan, China.

Scientific Reports

|August 9, 2024

Summary

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This study enhances mechanical cutting quality assessment by optimizing statistical methods for outlier and stability analysis. A new batch production-prediction model improves objective evaluation beyond simple qualification rates.

Keywords:

Batch production-prediction Non-normal distribution Outliers Process capability Process performance Stability

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Area of Science:

Industrial Engineering
Statistical Quality Control
Mechanical Engineering

Background:

Trial production in mechanical cutting currently relies on qualification rates, which offer limited objective and comprehensive quality evaluation.
Existing methods struggle to adequately assess process quality before large-scale batch production.

Purpose of the Study:

To optimize statistical analysis of outliers and stability for the mechanical cutting industry.
To develop a robust batch production-prediction model that accounts for non-normal process parameter distributions.
To provide a more objective and comprehensive method for evaluating mechanical part quality.

Main Methods:

Optimized mathematical statistics for outlier and stability analysis.
Integration of statistical methods with process capability analysis.
Development of a batch production-prediction model accommodating non-normal data distributions.

Main Results:

The proposed model effectively predicts and evaluates batch production quality.
Reliability of the batch production-prediction model was verified using structural common samples (diameter, roundness, roughness).
The model offers a significant improvement over traditional qualification rate assessments.

Conclusions:

The developed batch production-prediction model provides a reliable and accurate tool for the mechanical cutting industry.
This approach enables quicker and more precise quality prediction and evaluation for mechanical parts.
The study contributes a novel method for enhancing quality control in mechanical manufacturing processes.