Proceedings of the IMEKO TC11 Conference on Measurement in Testing, Inspection and Certification 2023
DOI: 10.21014/tc11-2022.16
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Role of the Measurement Uncertainty in Cone Penetration Test Results of Lubricating Grease

Abstract: The guard banding approach is tested to meet the NLGI grade of lubricating grease specifications. Different guard band formulae were tried to compare the customer and manufacturer risks during production release testing. The results show that the called risk management approach for guard banding offers the best results for the trade-off between the producer risk without compromising the targeted level of consumer risk for the particular case of symmetrical but high-preferred specifications limits.

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“…A more complicated formula in which the length of the guard band is expressed through an exponential function is detailed in [43]. The length of the guard band can also be calculated using the test of uncertain ratio (TUR) [44,45]. In addition, methods were developed where the acceptance interval was set by means of maximization of the revenue from processes without the systematic effect of measurement uncertainty [46] or with unknown systematic effect, [47].…”
Section: Guard Banding By Confusion Matrixmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A more complicated formula in which the length of the guard band is expressed through an exponential function is detailed in [43]. The length of the guard band can also be calculated using the test of uncertain ratio (TUR) [44,45]. In addition, methods were developed where the acceptance interval was set by means of maximization of the revenue from processes without the systematic effect of measurement uncertainty [46] or with unknown systematic effect, [47].…”
Section: Guard Banding By Confusion Matrixmentioning
confidence: 99%