THE DEVELOPMENT OF MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR SINGLE ACCEPTANCE SAMPLING BY CONSIDERING INSPECTION ERROR

The increasing growth of the manufacture industry required the industry to always increase <br /> <br /> their operational activities in order to provide suit quality products that are in line with the <br /> <br /> consumer needs. Currently, company is not only focusing on t...

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Main Author: MAIMUN NIM 14414033, DANNY
Format: Final Project
Language:Indonesia
Online Access:https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/26379
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Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung
Language: Indonesia
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Summary:The increasing growth of the manufacture industry required the industry to always increase <br /> <br /> their operational activities in order to provide suit quality products that are in line with the <br /> <br /> consumer needs. Currently, company is not only focusing on the quantity but also the quality <br /> <br /> of their products. The common method that used in controlling the inspection process of <br /> <br /> product acceptance is acceptance sampling. However, this method still has shortcoming in <br /> <br /> doing calculation, the assumption that used was perfect inspection or error free where <br /> <br /> basically humans are not free from errors. Therefore, to overcome this problem, a <br /> <br /> mathematical model of acceptance sampling that focus on single acceptance sampling by <br /> <br /> considering inspection error. <br /> <br /> The development of mathematical model conducted in this research is integrating the <br /> <br /> classification error formula using reference from Statistical Research Group, Columbia <br /> <br /> University. There are two error value considered &#119890;1 and &#119890;2, so that the formula for <br /> <br /> developing mathematical model for probability of acceptance is &#119875;&#119886;&#119890; = &#931; ( <br /> &#119899; <br /> &#119889; <br /> &#119888; ) <br /> &#119889;=0 (&#119901;&#8727;)&#119889;(1 &#8722; <br /> &#119901;&#8727;)&#119899;&#8722;&#119889; .The performance measures that used to evaluate this sampling plan are operating <br /> <br /> characteristic (OC) curve, average outgoing quality (AOQ), and average total inspection <br /> <br /> (ATI). The error probability value that used in this research are 0.001 and 0.01. Furthermore, <br /> <br /> the sampling plan data processing is carried out based on three types of risk (producer risk, <br /> <br /> consumer risk, and producer and consumer risk). <br /> <br /> Based on data processing results, it was found that there was a differences between the <br /> <br /> assumption of perfect inspection and consider human error. The greater value of probability <br /> <br /> error, the less amount of sample acceptance received so that it has an impact on AOQ and <br /> <br /> ATI which can affect the total costs incurred by the company. In this research, researcher <br /> <br /> also conducted sensitivity analysis for each parameter &#945;, &#946;, AQL, and LQL to the probability <br /> <br /> changes of error parameters (such as 0.0001, 0.0005, 0.001, 0.005, 0.01, and 0.05) for each <br /> <br /> performance measure. The results of sensitivity analysis indicate that there are significant <br /> <br /> changes for each performance measure when the probability changes of error parameter <br /> <br /> become 0.05 for all parameters.