Resumo:
Statistical process control charts are tools widely used to monitor the quality of
products, processes and services. Proposals for Shewhart in 1924 are traditionally
applied because of their ease of implementation and analysis. Over the years, various
control codes are allowed in the Shewhart type, with increased performance or
performance due to process automation and high quality product use. However, these
letters have a disadvantage of not detecting small changes within productive processes,
where the use of cumulative sum letters (CUSUM) proposed by Page in 1954 is more
appropriate. When a magnitude of change within a process is not known, one of the
solutions is an application of combined cards as characteristics of Shewhart cards with
CUSUM cards. The objective of this work is the development of a combined control
chart as a control chart features, with beta distribution and accumulated total
attributes chart, based on binomial distribution. Binomial Beta-CUSUM combined
chart development procedures and their application to discrete and continuous data
are demonstrated. The results show that a combined chart performs similarly to the
Shewhart-CUSUM Binomial chart when applied to discrete data and performs better
when applied to continuous data. Thus, a proposed Beta-CUSUM Binomial letter is
valid and is a new combined letter alternative for monitoring nonconforming items.