A quality control approach of PVC gloves based on the integration of SPC and EPC

Yaoguang Hu*, Xi Cheng

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Abstract

Parameters in the production process of PVC gloves, such as production cycle, oven temperature, temperature, and viscosity of feed liquids are critical to the final quality of gloves. The dosing of feed liquids and plasticization of gloves are all controlled manually, and the viscosities of feed liquids and average oven temperature cannot be exactly regulated; those result in the degradation of final products and unreliability of the process. This article conducted studies on reliability enhancement of glove quality-an integrated control policy based on SPC and EPC was raised to minimize the process fluctuation, stabilize the output quality, and finally improve the process reliability. Using SPC method to eliminate the assignable factors in the process, when the process is under control, the EPC method was applied to make the process parameters closer to the target values which were decided through an inverse model of the process. The theory and methods were verified in the case study of PVC production control.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)4470-4483
Number of pages14
JournalCommunications in Statistics - Theory and Methods
Volume41
Issue number24
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Nov 2012

Keywords

  • ANN
  • Inverse model
  • Principal component analysis
  • SPC/EPC

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