Economic Design of a Combined Continuous Lot by Lot Acceptance Sampling Plan under the Quality Investment

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In this study, the economic selection of quality investment for designing a combined continuous lot by lot acceptance sampling plan with average outgoing quality limit (AOQL) protection is proposed. Both the mean and the standard deviation of the process are measured as an exponential function of the quality investment. The optimal combination of parameters for single and continuous sampling plan and the quality investment level is jointly determined by minimizing the expected total cost of product under the specified AOQL value.

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