Introduction to reliability and quality engineering

Suitable for students of all engineering disciplines and professional engineers alike, this interdisciplinary and user-friendly text will enable the reader to apply the principles of quality and reliability to manufacturing processes and engineering systems.

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A physicist by training, Dr. John P Bentley worked as a control engineer in industry before joining the University of Teesside's School of Science & Technology where he is now a Principal Lecturer. His research interests include reliability, instrumentation and flow measurement.

accessible introduction to these critical topics provides a clear and concise explanation of the key principles of reliability and quality and illustrates them by a broad range of examples and problems drawn from several engineering disciplinesJohn Bentley's

It discusses design, manufacturing and maintenance techniques to ensure that the quality and reliability of a product meet the target specifications and goes on to analyze the effects of these issues on economics from the manufacturers' and customers' points of view

The final chapter applies reliability principles to safety through a case study of a hazardous process

Suitable for students of all engineering disciplines and professional engineers, this interdisciplinary and user-friendly text will enable the reader to apply the principles of quality and reliability to manufacturing processes and engineering systems

Key benefits are the: clear and concise writing style using a minimum of mathematics comprehensive index and guide to all symbols and abbreviations numerous worked examples and case-studies, based on real products, to illustrate principles at key points in the text end of chapter self-assessment problems new coverage of statistical quality and process control, event tree analysis, capability indices, control charts and fault tolerant systems

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