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    The document lists seven statistical process control rules known as the "Western Electric Rules" to determine if a point is part of an uncontrolled process: 1) one point beyond the 3 sigma control limit, 2) two out of three consecutive points outside the 2 sigma limit, 3) four out of five consecutive points outside the 1 sigma limit, 4) nine consecutive points on the same side of the centerline, 5) six consecutive points increasing or decreasing, 6) fourteen consecutive points oscillating up and down, and 7) fifteen consecutive points inside the 1 sigma limit. The document also includes several charts showing data points.

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    The document lists seven statistical process control rules known as the "Western Electric Rules" to determine if a point is part of an uncontrolled process: 1) one point beyond the 3 sigma control limit, 2) two out of three consecutive points outside the 2 sigma limit, 3) four out of five consecutive points outside the 1 sigma limit, 4) nine consecutive points on the same side of the centerline, 5) six consecutive points increasing or decreasing, 6) fourteen consecutive points oscillating up and down, and 7) fifteen consecutive points inside the 1 sigma limit. The document also includes several charts showing data points.

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    SPC Rules: D. W. Parent

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    The document lists seven statistical process control rules known as the "Western Electric Rules" to determine if a point is part of an uncontrolled process: 1) one point beyond the 3 sigma control limit, 2) two out of three consecutive points outside the 2 sigma limit, 3) four out of five consecutive points outside the 1 sigma limit, 4) nine consecutive points on the same side of the centerline, 5) six consecutive points increasing or decreasing, 6) fourteen consecutive points oscillating up and down, and 7) fifteen consecutive points inside the 1 sigma limit. The document also includes several charts showing data points.

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    SPC Rules

    D. W. Parent

    How does one decide if a point is


    part of an uncontrolled process?
    One point beyond the 3 control limit
    2 out of 3 consecutive points plot outside of the
    2 control limit
    4 out of 5 consecutive points plot outside of the
    1 control limit
    9 consecutive points on the same side of the
    centerline
    6 consecutive points increase or decrease
    14 consecutive points oscillate up and down
    15 consecutive points inside of the 1 control
    limit.
    These are the Western Electric Rules

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