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SAE AIR6966

Conducting Measurement Systems Analysis for Rotor Balancing Tasks

Standard by SAE International, 2020-12-29

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This AIR provides a general guideline on how to perform effective measurement systems analysis study (MSA) for rotor balancing tasks. The document also includes applicable data analysis methods and result interpretation. Conducting a measurement systems analysis (MSA) study for balancing tasks is important to correctly assess the balance measurement system and is a key component for establishing, improving, and maintaining quality systems. A rotor balancing measurement system consists of balancing machines, rotors/parts to be measured, and personnel taking the measurements. A MSA study enables process planners to design experiment in which the level of process variation is attributed to the balancing machine, operator, parts, and operator-part interaction. This Aerospace Information Report (AIR) outlines the major variables to consider and applicable data analysis methods to utilize when conducting a MSA study for rotor balancing tasks.
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  • Publication Date: 2020-12-29
  • Standard Status: latest
  • Publisher: SAE International
  • Document Type: Aerospace Standard
  • Subject: Mathematical models, Analysis methodologies, Research and development, Production control, Propellers and rotors, Regulations, Quality control, Parts,
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