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gaga
why cotrol the process? View All
what is measuring elements? receiving elements? and final control element?

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josuecordon
The control of a process is necessary in order to produce high quality products. It also has a great importance in reducing costs. If a process fails in some part, all the materials "in process" will probably be damaged or wasted. But if you use a proper process control, this won't happen.
Measuring elements means controlling that the materials, products, etc., of a kind are equal in all sense. The final control of an element means that the product will be inspected before it is released, just in case a defect wasn't detected before.


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pedro
this link might be very usefull: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Process_control

also try: https://www.pcsforum.org/
in this one you'll find the rewards of getting in control of a process


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