Practical
Measurement System Analysis is a workshop for scientists, chemists,
troubleshooters, and engineers in the basics of measurement system analysis,
including Gage Repeatability and Reproducibility (Gage R&R)studies. The math
is done using software.
Benefits
of the Workshop
You will
know if your measurements can be trusted.
You will
know if your measurement systems are good enough.
You will
learn to judge what improvements your measurement systems need.
You will
be able to reduce measurement errors that can cause you to reject
good product and sell bad product.
You will
be able to justify expenditures for improved measurement equipment.
In
1 day you will learn
How to
measure and report measurement uncertainty.
How to
determine measurement system accuracy.
How to
determine measurement system repeatability and reproducibility.
How to
know if your measurement system can be trusted for accepting or
rejecting product.
How to
create a Gage Performance Curve for reporting your results
in an easy to understand format.
This
is What Happens During the Training
You will
learn what "Response Variation" is and why it is important.
You will
learn to measure "noise" in your measurements.
You will
learn to identify sources of error in your measurements.
You will
learn to perform a Gage Repeatability and Reproducibility (Gage R&R)
Study.
