• Understand the concepts underlying the MSA study and the normative environment
  • Learn how to implement MSA methods
  • Understand MSA terms (EV, AV, GRR, TV and PV)
  • Learn how to interpret and meet MSA requirements (GRR<30%, ncd>5)
  • Understand how MSA works in relation to production needs

Technicians, metrology managers, quality managers who have to deal with MSA requirements.

  • Basic maths skills
  • Basic Excel skills
  • Be subject to MSA requirements or be aware of said requirements

By the end of the course, the participant will have a sound understanding of MSA principles and requirements. They will be able to set up tests that conform to the recommendations and provide a rationale for the results in relation to the requirements listed in the booklet.

Program

Measurement uncertainty

  • What is an uncertainty?
  • Principle of the uncertainty calculation
    Reminder of basic statistics principles
  • Characterisation of a random variable
  • Central limit theorem
  • Small sampling theory
    MSA methods
  • The MSA method (4th edition)
  • Evaluating stability
  • Evaluating bias
  • Evaluating linearity
  • Evaluating dispersion: Average and Range method
  • ANOVA method
  • Attribute MSA
  • Non-reproducible measurement MSA
    Putting the MSA principle into practice
  • Interpret/improve “Non-Conform” R&R results
  • Meaning of GRR>30%
  • Choose the right TV
  • What does NDC (Number of Distinct Categories) mean?
    Capability and industrial risk
  • Declaration of conformity (NF EN ISO 14253-1, NF ISO CEI Guide 98-4, Guardbands) VDA 5 and ISO 22514-7
  • MSA vs CNOMO
  • Industrial risk
  • Relationship with SPC
    Practical training
  • Application to real-life case studies at the company
From 3000 € Ex. Tax On site or at our premises For a group of up to 12 people CUSTOM - Pre and post-course support and mentoring
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