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![Fig. 1. Quality management in the PDCA cycle, [1].](publication/326596999/figure/fig1/AS:652332727554049@1532539650305/Quality-management-in-the-PDCA-cycle-1_Q320.jpg)
Starting from the PDCA cycle (Plan - Do - Check - Act), imposed by the ISO 9000 quality standards, a loop is proposed to automatically adjust the work equipment to the statistical distribution of the quality feature of the last N products randomly selected. The loop promptly warns the leadership in case of distortion of the statistical distribution...
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... Figure 2, the verification consists of measuring the quality of the product, depending on which action will be taken for improvement. Inevitably, factors (equipment, raw materials, human operator or environment) interfere with the process, which, through their variation, make the products of variable quality ...
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... current standard, concerning quality management systems, maintains the requirements of the old standards, but groups them logically on the technological flow. * https://doi.org/10. 1051/matecconf/201817808001 IManE&E 2018 The process-based approach incorporates the PDCA cycle, the requirements being grouped into 7 articles, corresponding to numbers 4 to 10 in Figure 1. The cycle Plan-Do- Check-Act is a typical automation loop, in which the Check-Act operations are a feedback that interferes with planning, in order to improve the quality of the product. Figure 2 only aims to redraw Figure 1, highlighting that the PDCA cycle is a typical automation loop. Since the standard [1] has a general nature, covering all activities in production and services, this paper aims to identify solutions for the "Improvement" module, so that through "Verification" and "Actuation", some operations from the quality management system of a production line can be ...
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