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Mauro_Gerber
Level IV

SPC scripting - Why writing information back into a database is important

Problem description - Process is unstable:

  • Influence of time or unknown variable
  • Process moves slowly towards out of spec
  • An incident shift the process

Overview SPC:

  • SPC is like telling a dog to “stay”. Wherever the process is, it should remain in that place.
  • A stable phase should be defined and notify the operator when the process is out of control limits before it’s out of spec.

Problems with SPC:

  • Process screening platform gives a lot of false positives and is therefore not always useable for prioritizing improvements
  • Default SPC control limits on our data are often too strict:

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  • When new data are analyzed, the control limits shifts automatically.
  • A change in the process can be overlooked.

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The solution should:

  • Generate, store and update individual control limits.
  • Help in setting limits for multiple variables.

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SPC scripts

  • The Script generates a table with each variable that contains spec limits.
  • It tries to load existing control limits into the table from the DB
  • It adds scripts to store and set the limits.

 

Slides and Demo are available on the attachment.

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Re: SPC scripting - Why writing information back into a database is important

Great demo Mauro, thanks for sharing the script !