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Understanding Test Method Precision, Bias, ILS Design, Statistical Quality Control Charts, -- Gulf Coast Conference Course

Currently Scheduled: 10/14/2024 - 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Room: Ivy 2 (Moody Gardens Hotel)

Main Author
Alex T. Lau - ASTM International

Abstract Number: 100
Abstract:

THERE IS A SEPARATE FEE FOR THIS COURSE, YOU WILL NEED TO REGISTER BY CLICKING ON THE LINK AT THE END OF THE COURSE DESCRIPTION:
This training will be held live from 8:30 AM- 4:30 PM Eastern Time. This seminar will present an overview on test method precision, bias, ILS design, and statistical control charts. ASTM repeatability, reproducibility, intermediate precision, and bias will be discussed, along with ASTM D6300 ILS design requirements to establish r, R, and critical success factors. Test method "in-statistical-control" concept will be discussed along with control chart work process and tools per ASTM D6299.

Course Description

Understanding Variation in Measurements:

  • 'Statistical Thinking' philosophy and Core Concepts as applied to the measurement process

Precision Fundamentals:

  • Overview of the Normal distribution and standard deviation concepts test method repeatability, reproducibility, and site prevision
  • how r & R are estimated using ILS per D6300

In-Statistical-Control Fundamentals:

  • Basic statistical theory, concept, and work process for statistical control charts (I, MR, EWMA)

Brief discussion on EPA Tier III SQC requirements

General Q&A

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https://www.astm.org/astm-tpt-273.html

      

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