BOOKER, J. D. (2001). Designing Capable and Reliable Products.pdf

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1.1 Statement of the problem

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1.2 The costs of quality

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1.3 How and why products fail

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1.4 Risk as a basis for design

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1.5 Designing for quality

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1.6 Designing for reliability

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1.7 Summary

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2.1 Manufacturing capability

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2.2 Component Manufacturing Variability Risks Analysis

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2.4 Component Assembly Variablility Risks Analysis

2.3 Assembly capability

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2.6 Objectives, application and guidance for an analysis

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2.8 Summary

2.7 Case studies

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3 Designing capable assembly stacks

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3.2 Background

3.1 Introduction

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3.3 Tolerance stack models

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3.4 A methodology for assembly stack analysis

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3.6 Cash study - revisiting the solenoid design

3.5 Application issues

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3.7 Summary

4 Designing reliable products

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4.1 Deterministic versus probabilistic design

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4.2 Statistical methods for probabilistic design

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Preface

Notation

Abbreviations

1 Introduction to quality and reliability

engineering

2 Designing capable components and

assemblies

2.5 The effects of non-conformance

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