Posted by becky (132.244.246.24) on 10:26:29 06/06/06
In Reply to: Re: key process variables for APS posted by Gordon England
Thank you Gordon, that is very helpful.
If the 'set' voltage is recorded on a run chart and then
actual voltages are recorded, we should be able to ascertain if the
process is starting to shift. This will be an interseting
excercise.
Should the peak voltage during the cycle be measured, or at a
particular time / times / point in the process? What do you
think?
I'll also start taking the other readings that you have
suggested and see if we can refine our process. Your help is very
much apprecaited.
Kind regards
Becky.
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