on 11-09-2012 8:10 AM
Dear ALL,
I need some suggestions in SPC. I have gone through the documents and googled a lot but still could not find any guide to provide myself a solution. We are going to follow SPC that will be monitored by QM people in respect to the machines being used in production process. They want to analyse the effectiveness of the machine producing the finished materials. There are certain critical parameters like internal diameters , external diameters that are needed to be checked. The x graph will be displayed so that user can see the graph and analyse how much deviation is occurring from the standard tolerance limit defined.
In short-User will input requirements in SAP and system will generate graph accordingly either in histogram and XBAR graph form. From these graphs management wants to decide whether the machine engaged for the equipment is fit to be used in the production process or not.
How can we achieve the same.
Hi
Regards
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Dear Sandip,
What i meant was am i suppose to include the sampling procedure or MIC anywhere in inspection plan??? i did not get them anyhow? Can you brief in detail? i am completely new to this concept. Let say i have one material code A for which i need to check the internal diameter. Now this material is checked by a machine. Do i have to maintain them too.? i mean how will it work? Any way i am just proceeding as you have told. please guide.
Hi
Use tcode QP01 & enter the material / plant code & click on enter
enter usage as 5 & status as 4 & click on operation button
In the next screen enter control key as QM01 & select the line & click on inspection characteristic button
In the next screen use already created MIC & Sampling procedure & save.
Hi sandeep , thanx again for your guidance... now you told that release the inspection lot . By this i am assuming that releasing the inspection lot by accepting or rejecting the lot. But we do these activities during procurement and production. So are you telling me that i can have a spc for normal incoming procurement activities also?
Hi sandeep,
As you have suggested i will tell you what i have done..
1.i have created the sampling plan.
2.Created two MIC one qualititative and secnd quantitive
3. Assigned it to inspection plan.
steps achieved:
i was able to generate histogram qgp1.
however when i go to QGC3 i am not getting any result. Please note that i have done the RR and then i have rejected the lot in GR during inspection. The inspection type is 01 for the material.
I am attaching the screenshots for the same . I might have missed a lot. Please guide me if i am wrong.
hi sandeep ,
you will be pleased to know that i was able to generate a SPC chart. I will tell you what i have done in respect to all my previous post regarding SPC.
i have defined the critical parameters as MIC.Then a lot of PM steps come.
equipment task list
assign mic to ETL
inspection plan
steps:
create scheduling through IP10.
through IP24 it will be released to create maintenance orders
get the lot from there and do RR
now goto QGC3 and execute.
But still the some questions remain?
1)Can i have MIC as both qualitative and quantitative for SPC.
2)Till now i am unable to do the same for Incoming inspection lot. That is doing goods receipt from purchase order and doing RR
i am still into it .. let me gather some more info i think i will get this one too..offcrse with ur help....i will keep u upadated.
i am not deep into this thing but if you want to do by QM way just manually create inspection lot. In my process i am doing the steps which eventually give rise to maintenance order which n turn gives rise to inspection lot. Logically since i am taking these helps as per my requirements. Your might not be the same. So start ur process from inspection lot creation. And please refer to what Mr. Sandeep has told. In any case those are the prerequisites.
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