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Checksheet 10:33
200,16
201,30 10:33
199,30
200,77 10:33
200,11
200,08 10:33
199,49
199,75
199,52 199,67 200,02 199,78
25-Mar-22 26-Mar-22 27-Mar-22 28-Mar-22
12:36 199,90 12:36 199,85 12:36 198,98 12:36 200,05
Daily sample was 13:27
200,17
13:27
199,40
13:27
199,03
13:27
200,30
199,85 199,90 199,64 200,11
gathered every hour 199,55 199,87 200,53 200,13
checksheet. 18:37
200,55
200,34 18:37
199,76
200,65 18:37
199,63
199,66 18:37
200,77
199,68
200,13 200,77 199,33 199,65
19:28 200,02 19:28 199,69 19:28 199,29 19:28 199,51
199,67 200,97 199,44 199,94
20:30 200,76 20:30 198,86 20:30 199,32 20:30 200,88
200,38 200,70 199,78 200,20
B. Normality
Normality
Normality test was
used to determine if
filling process data
set is well-modeled
by a normal
distribution.
Capability Analysis
Process capability
analysis is defined as
the engineering study
to estimate the
process capability.
C. Capability Analysis
Control Chart
Control charts
focuses the attention
towards the special
causes of variation
when they appear
and reflect the
variation magnitude
due to common
causes.
D. Control Chart
Picture shows the control chart for March 2022, where the filling process
Control Chart mean was above 200,12 ml. In this picture observed that 9 points in a row
on same side of center line, reason why it is assumed that the process is
Control charts
not under statistical control.
focuses the attention
towards the special
causes of variation
when they appear
and reflect the
variation magnitude
due to common
causes.
2. Experimental Design
Kecap Ikan
Fishbone Net Weight
The potential causes that can have an effect on the net weight of
kecap are identified in picture. These potential factors
were generated by brainstorming and then they were organized in a
Fishbone cause-and-effect diagram.
From the figure above and taking into account the prior knowledge of the
A fishbone diagram is filling process, the problems identified during process capability
a visualization tool analysis are attributed to three factors:
for categorizing the X1: Bottle Size (Sizes 1, 2 and 3)
potential causes of a X2: Filling velocity (5 bpm 10 bpm to 15 bpm)
problem. X3: Process Temperature (75°C, 82.5°C and 90°C)
B. Make a Design
Experimental Design
*Result of experiment
B. Make a Design
Result of Experiment
Make a design
Result of Experiment
The results show that the largest effects coincide precisely with the
significant factors distinguished. Both significant factors have a positive
effect on the dependent variable. The size of bottle have a effect to filling
process due to weight range of size 1 until 3 high enough. Therefore, it is
recomended to use size 1 which size 1 have the smallest weight. Also, it
was observed that the higher the process temperature, the higher process
Make a design variability. Therefore, it is recommended to work at a process temperature
of 75°C. This temperature is essential for tight packaging and it removes the
Oxygen (O2) present in the bottle.
1 5 75
Checksheet
Before After
RESULT
Comparison
before and after
experiment
THANKS
Yefta Kristiyan
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