2000
DOI: 10.1016/s0094-114x(00)00022-7
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Tolerance design for products with correlated characteristics

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“…Expected cost of quality loss due to deviation of quality characteristic from its target can be estimated by tracking the variance covariance matrix [11]. Thus, the quality loss expectations in Eq.…”
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“…Expected cost of quality loss due to deviation of quality characteristic from its target can be estimated by tracking the variance covariance matrix [11]. Thus, the quality loss expectations in Eq.…”
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“…Recently, Mustajib and Irianto [10] propossed an integrated model for tolerance allocation and selection process in multi-stage processes. Meanwhile, the importance of determining tolerances for multiple quality characteristics products has been demonstrated by Lee and Tang [11], Chou and Chen [12], Huang et al [13], and Peng et al [14]. Furthermore, many researches [15][16][17] extended this work on assembly products with multiple quality characteristics based on statistical approach.…”
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“…Under stable fabrication conditions, the processed dimensions often vary within certain controlled ranges. Tolerances are specified to control the actual dimensions of processed features within allowable variation zones for product functional requirements and manufacturing costs (Zhang, 1996;Ngoi and Teck, 1997;Lee and Tang, 2000;Fang and Wu, 2000;Huang et al, 2001;Huang and Gao, 2003;Chen et al, 2003). The contemporary practice of tolerance design has two sequential phases: Product tolerance design and process tolerance design (Ngoi and Teck, 1997).…”
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“…Using this method, the research work has been carried out in product design and component process planning stages, respectively. Lee and Tang (Lee and Tang, 2000) presented an optimization model for controlling dimensional tolerances of components with multiple functional characteristics by minimizing the sum of manufacturing cost and quality loss. Jeang (1998) introduced a mathematical optimization model to integrate manufacturing cost and quality loss for tolerance charting balancing during machining process planning.…”
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