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Quality Through Design: Experimental Design, Off-line Quality Control, and Taguchi's Contributions (Oxford Series on Advanced Manufacturing) - Hardcover
Synopsis
This volume provides a clear exposition of the quality-control techniques credited with contributing greatly to Japan's industrial success. Pioneered by Taguchi, these methods combine off-line product/process optimization and quality cost containment with appropriate statistical techniques for experimental design and analysis. The idea is to build quality into both the product and into the manufacturing process at a pre-production stage--at the point of product development and process design. The book also describes new developments in areas such as variance estimation, tolerance design, data transformation, and response surface experimentation. Many worked examples and case histories are included, making the work an ideal manual for design engineers, quality technologists and managers, and for professional statisticians and students. The book offers a rare source of information that brings together proven Japanese planning approaches with statistical theory.
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We try to identify some main themes underlying the new quality improvement revolution. We shall examine how Taguchi's philosophy fits in both with the management principles of Dr. W. E. Deming and with some prevailing philosophies and methodologies in Western industry. This is to encourage proper implementation of the techniques that have contributed greatly to Japan's industrial success.
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