Using Six Sigma Methodology to Reduce Nonconformities

Marius Bulgaru; Lucian Fulea; Marian Borzan; Vlad Bocăneț; Silviu Ilas

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.809-810.1287

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Using Six Sigma Methodology to Reduce Nonconformities

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The current paper describes the application of the Six Sigma methodology for reducing the number of scrapped parts on the manufacturing line at Start Transmission Comp. The paper shows how the five steps of the method, namely Definition, Measurement and Analysis, Improvement and Control, are applied, as well as the methods and quality tools used.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 809-810)

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1287-1292

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November 2015

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Marius Bulgaru*, Lucian Fulea, Marian Borzan, Vlad Bocăneț, Silviu Ilas

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Quality Improvement, Quality Instruments, Six Sigma

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