How to Perform Continuous Sampling, 2nd Edition Volume - 2

This booklet describes the principles, procedures, derivations, formulas, and examples for a number of continuous sampling plans. Originally published in 1986, this second edition includes many updates, such as: several new developments in continuous sampling procedures and evaluations; an updated and expanded reference section beneficial to anyone involved with acceptance sampling; the addition of a new appendix that helps to resolve any controversy over i vs. i 1 as it was previously published in early papers on continuous sampling and skip-lot sampling; a new section that addresses current controversies over sampling inspection.
How to Perform Continuous Sampling gives a complete background on acceptance sampling. It provides a clear picture of both the theory and the application of several methods that are used in making important accept/reject decisions. It is a valuable guide for anyone involved with acceptance sampling.

Foreword to The Second Edition
Foreword to The First Edition
Abstract

Chapter 1.0. : Brief Introduction to Acceptance Sampling Plans and Concepts
Chapter 1.1. : Basic Elements of A Sampling Plan and Acceptance Sampling
Chapter 1.2. : Evaluation of The Performance of Sampling Plans-OC Curve
Chapter 1.3. : Quality Level Indexing to Classify Sampling Plans-AQL, AOQl, LQL
Chapter 1.4. : Types of Sampling Plans
Chapter 1.5. : Essential Items for The Preparation and Development of Sampling Plans
Chapter 1.6. : Are Sampling Plans Passe?
Chapter 2.0. : Continuous Sampling Plans (CSP)
Chapter 2.1. : Basic Parameters, Operation, Evaluation, and Application (CSP-1)
Chapter 2.2. : Additional Continuous Sampling Plans
Chapter 2.3. : Nomographs and Their Use
Chapter 2.4. : Sampling Tables and Their Use
Chapter 2.5. : Summary

Appendix A : Determination of Operating Characteristics By Markov Chains
Appendix B : Notes on CSP-1 & SkSP, Equations, & Equivalent AOQs
Appendix C : CSP-A Table
Appendix D : CSP-M Tables
References
Index