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MIL-STO-1O5E
DEP~
OFDEFENSE
Washington,EC
20301
SN-lPL13KPRKEDUWS
ANDTABLESFORINSPECTIONBY~
1.
‘hismilitarystaxiardisapprovedforusebyallCeprwmts
andAgencies
of*
~t
ofMf==e.
2.
Ikneficial~ts
(recmmmdations,additions,deletims)andany
prtinentdatawhitimaybeofuseininprovingthisdocumntshouldbe
addressedto:
Ccmmnder
Us.
ArmyArmmentReseardn,Develop-rentand
EnginerinqCenter
ATIN:
SKAR-BAC-S/BldcJ.6
PicatinnyArsenal,NJ
07806-5000
byusing&“
self-addressedStandardization~t
-r
ovww.ntProposal
(ODForm1426)am=ring
atthemd
ofthisdommnt
orletter.
ii
MII-S’ID-105E
‘ItLisp.blitationprovidez.sampliqproceduresandreferenetablesforusein
planningandconductinginspectionbyattributes.‘Thesamplingconceptisbased
ontheprokbilisticreaxrenteofeventshhenaseriesoflotsorMxhes
are
prtducedinastableenvimrmmt.
‘Mispublicationshouldixusedtoguidetheuserintherk?velqzwntofan
~ion
strategythatprmidesacosteffectiveq+math
toattw
amfidmm
inprcchxtanpliancewithcon-~actualtechn.iralrquimmnts.
Tne
useriswrned
oftheasmmxlrisksrelativeco*
rhozensanplesizead
MK-
Mili@
~ifications
should~t
~t~
r.”
equmrents
foruseofwfic
ssIIQlingplans,norshouldtheyprovideAQL’sorLl?D’sasarequimmnt.
Sal@ingplansforcontinuous,ratherthanlot~ion,
arecontainedin
MllAIV-1235,“’SingleandMlci-LevelContinuousSanplingPmcedxes
andTables
forI
.nscectionbyAttrihxes”.
iii
MIL-STC-105E
Paragraph1.
1.1
1.2
2.
2.1
3.
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
3.6
3.7
3.8
3.9
3.10
3.11
3.12
3.13
3.14
3.15
3.16
3.17
3.18
3.19
3.20
3.21
3.22
3.23
4.
4.1
4.2
4.3
4.4
——
..
SCOPE...............................................
-se
....................................-.”.”-”
A@ication.......................................
REmwKED
lxKuMmrs.................................
Nonapplicable....................................
DEFIMTICMS.........................................
_t*leCmlity-1
(ML)....................
....................
AverageGutgoingQualityLimit(=L)
.............
ClassificationofDefects.........................
CriticalDefect...................................
CriticalDefective...........:....................
Cefect............................................
Defective..........................................
[email protected].........................
Inspection........................................
InspectionbyAttributes ..........................
I_ctorBat*......................................
I.mor
EatchSize.................................
MajorDefect......................................
MajorDefective...................................
MinorDefect......................................
MinorEefective...................................
PercentDefective..................................
P-ss
Average...................................
Sanpl
e....
........................................
Sa@e
SizeCedeLetter...........................
san@ingPlan.....................................
UnitofPrcdmt...................................
GmJ=m~s
--------------------------
------
WrittenProcedures................................
Noncunformnm....................................
FormtirmandIdentificationoflotsorBatches...
ML...............................................
4.4.1
AQLUse...........................................
4.4.2
Limitation........................................
4.4.3
Chasingins.....................................
11111222222.,
2333333333344.444444455555
iv
mL?S’m-lo5s
C@m2?l’s-
CQ
ntin
ue
d.
4.5.1
4.5.2
4.5.3
4.6
4.7
4.7.1
4.7.2
4.7.3
4.7.4
4.8
4.9
4.9.1
4.9.2
4.9.3
4.9.4
4.10
4.10.1
4.10.1.1
4.10.1.2
4.10.1.3
4.10.1.4
4.10.2
4.11
4.12
4.12.1
4.12.2
sa71Qlhg.........................................
RepresentativeSanding....
......................
Tim20fS.a@@
.................................
~&irrP&tiple
Saupling......................
............................
.SwitchiqP~
.............................
Mxm.lcoTightened.............
.................
Ti@tenedtoNorml..............................
Noz-mltoFamed
................................
Reducedtot+xm.l................
................
DkxmtinuationofI
nspection.
...................
San@ingPlans...................................
~ion==l..
...................
............
Clxk?l.ettera
.....................................
Maining
sanplinGolan.........................
TYF=of*l%l
Plens..........................
Determinationofkxeptabi.lity....................
PercentDefectiveInspection.....................
SingleSa@ingPlab.............................
CoubleSamplingPlan.............................
tiltipleSa@ingPlab...........................
Sp2CialProce&reforRdweclIrsection.........
.............
L.imitingOmlity
Protectkn......................
...........................................
-t%-=-i=ic
~..................
AverageSa@e
SizeCurvea.:.....................
5.
TABLES...............................................
Table
I.
II-A.
II-B.
11<.
III-A.
III-B.
III-C.
[email protected].........................
ShgleSenpMngPlansforNonm.1
~ion
Mster
table)....................:.
SingleSaWMng
PlansforTight&
InspectionMastertable) ......................
SingleSanpM.ngPlansforReduced
Irqection(M3stertable)......................
CoubleSamplingPlansforNormal
~ion
043stertable)......................
CuubleSanplingPlansforTightened
~ion
(Mastertable)......................
CoubleSa@ing
PlansforReduced
I~ion
(Masterteble)......................
v
q
5:56666667177788888t!9,9999
11
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
CcNIENrs-Cclnthuled.
Table
IV-A.
IV-B.
Iv-c.
V-A.
V-B.
\T-A.
VI-B.
VII-A.
VII-B.
VIII.
Ix.
MTL-S’IC-105E
M.dtipleSaplingPlansforNornksl
~im
(~ert~le)
......................
MiltipleSamplingPlansforTightened
Inspection(Msstertable)......................
[email protected]@ingPlansforReduced
~im
(Msstertable)......................
AveragzDutgoingQualityLimitFacLorsfor
Normal~ion
(Stiglesampling)............
Average@tgoing@alityLimitFactorsfor
TightenedIn-ion
(SingleSan@ng)
.........
Limittig(Xality(inPercentDefective)for
whichaPa=10%(forNormal~ion,
Singlesanplti
g).............................
LimitingQuality(inCefectsperHundred
Units)forwhichthePa=10%(forNormal
~im,
StigleSa@ing)
...................
limiting@it
y(inPercentDefective)for
whichthePa=5%
(forNormslI.nsp?ction,
Singlesanplin
g).............................
Ltitk.gCMality(inDefectsperHundred’
Wits)
forwhitithePa=5%
(forNormsl
~ction,
Si.ngle*ling)
....................
LimitNun&rsfor
P&ducaiInspection.............
AverageSa@e
SizeCumes
forDoubleand
tWltipleSampling...............................
Sa@ing
Plansand~rating
Characteristic
Curves(andData)for:
X-A.
Sa@e
SizeCc&
I.etterA........................
X-B.
San@e
SizeCodeb?tterB........................
x-c.
SanpleSizeCa5eLetterC...:....................
X-D.
San’pleSizeCcxieLetterD........................
X-E.
Sa@e
SizeCedeLetterE........................
X-F.
San@e
SizeCedeLetterF........................
x-G.
Sa@e
SizeCo&
LetterG........................
X-H.
San@e
SizeCodeI.etterH........................
X-J.
San@e
SizeCockLetterJ........................
X-K.
SanpleSizeCcrZeI.etterK........................
X-L.
San@e
SizeCo&
LetterL........................
x-M.
Sa@e
SizeCcckLetterM........................
X-N.
San@e
SizeCodeLectern........................
x-P.
SanpleSizeCodeLetterP........................
x-Q.
San@e
S$zeCmieIetterQ........................
X-R.
San@e
SizeCockLetterR........................
20
22
24
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
3436
3840
4244
4648
5052
54
56586062
64
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MR-.5TD-1OSE
)
x-s.
PanCJraph
6.
6.1
6.2
6.3
CmnENrs
-amnued.
~
Sa@e
SizeCc@eLetters........................
66
twnzs............................................
61
IntendedUse...................................
67,
SubjectTezm(keywozd)Listing................
_fmp=viousIs
sue.,................
...
:
aNmlDIrK
tamRIAL
..............................
68
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W*1OSE
,,
sJueLIKP~
ANDTAEES
FCRlNSP~ICM
BYATmmlm2S,
1.
-DE
1.1
Purpose.~s
publicationestablisheslotorbatchsanplingplansad
prcesiuresforinspectionbyattributes.‘mis@limtion
shallnotbe“inter
pretedco~
oramflictwithanycontractualm@xwmtS.
me
Wrds
‘Bae”’,
“~”,
“~tile”,
etctrefer~y
to~
~tr~o~s
useof
theqling
plarscontainedinthisstandard~donotitrplym
agre9mntby
the@vernmm
toSaept
anyprcduct.
GOVS17X~
Shallk
as
Eeterndnationofacceptabilitybythe
&scri&d
inamtrectualdoam-ems.
me
San@ingplans
describsdinthisstandsdareS@iable
toA(2L’sof.01~rcent
orhigherand
arethereforenotsuitablefora@i~tions
wherequalitylemls
inthe&fective
partsp
millioprangecanberealized.
1.2
lwl:~$.
San@ingplans&signat.e3inthispubli=tionareeppli~le,
ML
notlmt
,toimpectionofUlefollcwing:
a.
Fmlitens.
c.
*rations
orservices.
d.
Materialsinpmmss.
e.
Su@ies
instorage.
f.
Maintenanceqerstions.
9.
Dataorremrds.
h.
Adniniszrativeprocecbres.
lWse
pla
ns
are
inte
nd
sdprimsrilytoM
usedforacontinuingseriesof10CS
orbat-.
l?h2plansmy
alsobeusedfortheinspectionofisolatedlotsor
bacchss,but,inthislattercase,theuseriscautionedtoconsulttheqx3rSting
characteristiccumes
tofindaplanwh.itiwillyieldthe&sired
protection
(Sse4.11).
2.
2.1
3.
PEm@Km
IxnMNcs
‘
Not~licable.
DEFINITI@JS
1
mL-s’Imlo5E
3.1
AcceptableCualityLevel(ML).
macontinuousseriesoflotsis
considered,theAQListhequalitylevelwhich,forthepurpsesofsanpling
inspection,istheltit
ofasatisfactoryprocessaverage(See3.19).
Nc7rE:AsanplingplanandanAQLaretisen
inaccordaro?withtheriskassunsd.
UseofavalueofAQLfora~ain
defectorgroupofdefectsindicatesthatthe
s~ling
Pl~
tilla-
the-t
~joritYof@
lotsorbat-
P*-
*processaveragelevelofpercat&fective
(ordefectsparhundredunits)inthese
lotsorbatchesbenogreaterthanthedesignatedvalueofAQL.
Tnus,theAQLis
adesiqaatedvalueofp2rcentdsfective(ordefects~
hurdredunits)forwhich
lotswillbeacceptedITOStofthetfi
bythesaplingprcedurebeingused.
The
aanplingplansprovidedhereinaresoarrangedthattheprdabilityofacceptance
atthedesignatedAQLvaluedeps!ndsuponthesanplesize,~ing
9enerallYhi~er
forlarges.snplesthanforsmallones,foragivenAQL.
TheAQLdone
doesnot
identifythechancesofaccqZingorrejectingindividuallotsorbatchesM
nure
directlyrelatestowhatmightteexp+ctedfranaseriesoflotsorbatches,
providedthestepsindicatedinthispublicationaretaken.
ItisnecessarYto
refertothe~ating
&aracteristiccurveoftheplantodeterndnetherelative
risks.
3.2
AverageGutgoingGuality(AD2).
Foraparticularprocessaverage,the7@
is
theaveragequalityofo~tgoingprcductincludingallacceptedlotsorbatches,
plusallreject+lotsorbat&esaftertinerejected’lotsorbatcheshavekeen
effectively100~rcent
irqxctedandalldefectivereplacedbynon-rkfectives.
3.3
AveragecXIt90ingC?JdityLimit(ACQL).
TheJKX)Listhen-axhrnAD2fora
givena~ptance
Sa@ing
plan.Factorsfor-t
ingAD2LVS1=
~9ivenin
TableV-Aforeachofthesinglesaplingplansfornormalinspectionandin
TableV-Bforearhofthesinglesanplingplansfortightenedinqection.
3.4
ClassificationofDefects.AclassificationofdefectsistheemnerationOf
PssibledefecLsoftheunitofprcductclassifiedaccordingtotheirseriousness.
3.5
Criti&
Eefect.Acriticaldefectisadefectthatjud-t
andexperience
indicatewouldresultinhazardousorunsafeconditionsforindivitialsusing,
maintaining,orciqendingupontheproduct,oradefectthatjudgmt
ard
~rien=
indimteislikelytoprevent~rformsne
ofthetacticalfunctionofa
majorenditemsuchasaship,aircraft,tank,missile,orspacevehicle.
3.6
CriticalDefective.Acritid
defectiveisaunitofproductwhich
containsoneormre
criticsldefectsandnayalsoconcainIMjorand/or&or
defects.
3.7,~fe.
Adefectisanynonconformanceoftheunitofproductwith
ef~d
requirements.
2
MIL-mlosE
3.8
Cefectiw.
Adefectiveisaunitofprocbctwhid
containsoneornure
defects.
3.9
Defectspr
givenquantityofunitsofproductisonehundrd
tires
.ttienu-&eroftkfects
anltainedtherein(oneornuredefemsbsing~ssibleinanyunitofproduct)
dividedbythetotalnunbsroftics
ofproduct,i.e.:
Defectsper
.Nun&r
ofdefectsx
100
lmldredunits
Nun&r
ofunitsimpe@sd
3.10
-ion.
Inspectionistheprotessofmssuring,
testing,
or~se
~in9
thetit
ofprtckmwiththerequirsfmts.
,
3.11
~on
byAttributes.
~ion
byatcri.butesis
“ ~on
Whersby
eithertheurucofprcduct1sclassifiedsinplyasdefectiveornon-defective,or
thernm&r
ofdefectsintheunitofprcductiswunted,withrespcttoagivz2n
~~t
orsetorrqi~ts.
3.12
LOKorBatd.
Thetermlotorbatchshallnean“inspectionlot”or
“’-Lion
batch-,i.e.,acollectionofunitsofproductfromwhichasapie
istobedrawnandirspsctedad
raydifferfranacollectionofunitsdesignatd
..—..—.....
...
..
asa
Laoroacm
rorouer
pupses
(e.g.,prooucuon,snqnent,etc.).
3.13
EorBst~
Size.Thelotorbatchsizeisthenunberofunitsofprcduct
inalotorbatch.
3.14
MsjorDefect.Amjor
defectisa&fect,
otherthancritical,thatis
likelytoresultinfailure,ortoA=
mteriallytheusabilityoftheunit
ofprcductforitsintendedprpose.
3.15N!ajorCefective.Amjor
defectiveisaunitofprtductwhichcontainsone
ormre
msjor*fects,andrayalsocontainminordefectsbutcontainsnocritical
defect.
3.16
minorDefect.Aminordefectisadefectthatisnotlikelytoreduce
materiallytheusabilityoftheunitofpraiuctforitsintendedpupose,orisa
-=
frm
establiah05stmhrds
-littlebearingontheeffectiveuseor
qerationoftheunit.
3.17
MinorDefective.Aminordefectiveisaunitofproductwhi&
containsone
ornxxeminordefectsbutmains
nocritid
ormjordefect.
3
MIL-STD-105E
3.18
PercentDefective:Thepercent&fectiveofanygivenquantityofunits
ofproductisonehundredtk
thenun-herofdefectiveunitsofprcductcontained
thereindividsdbythetotalrnnnkerofunitsofproduct,i.e.:
PercentDefective
=Nwber
ofdefective
x100
Nun&r
ofunitsinspected
3.19
Pnxess
Average.Thep-ss
averageistheaverageprcent
defectiveor
averagenu&er
ofdefectsperhundredunits(whitieveris.s@icable)ofprodu~
subnittedbythesqplierfororiginalinspection.Original~ion
isthe
firstinspectionofaparticularquantityofprcductasdistinguishedfrcanthe
-tiion
ofPrOdUCttiti
haskeenresuhn.ittedafterpriorrejection.
3.20
Sanple.A.sa@e
consistsofoneor!mreunitsofprduct
drawnfra
alot
orbatti,theunitsofthesanplebeingselectedatrancbnwithoutregardtotheir
quality.Thentnrberofunitsofproductinthesa@e
isthesa.nplesize.
3.21
SanPleSizeCedeLetter.Thesanplesizecodeletterisadeviceused
alongwiththeAQLforlocating’asanplingplanonatableofsan’plingplans.
3.22
SanplingPlan.
Asanplingplanindicatesthenunberofunitsofprcduct
franeachlotorbattiwhi&
aretobeinspscted(sanplesizeorseriesof
sa@e
sizes)andthecriteriafor*tenninin g
theacceptabilityofthelotor
batti(arreptanmandrejectionn-rs)
.
3.23
UnitofProduct.Theunitofproductisthethinginspsctedinorderto
determineitsclassificationasdefediveornon-defectiveortocountthenunber
ofdefects.ItnBybeastiglearticle,a
pair,aset,alength,an~,
an
opsratia,avolm,
accsrponentof
anendproduct,ortheendprcductitself.
TheunitofprcductIMYornBynotk
thesam
astheunitofpur&ase,aqply,
production,orshipt.
4.1
WrittenProcedures.Writtenproceduresareo~ily
develo@
andmde
availableforthe~t
representative’sreview,uponrequest.Wnenthe
writtenp~
indicateuseofthisstadard,theyShallDYl@ywiththe
~S
ofthisstandardandreferenceappropriatepartsasnecY2s.SaZy.
4.2
Nonconfonnanm.
Theextentofnoncnnfonranceofproductshallbeexprersed
eitherintermsofpercentdefective‘orintermsofdefectsperhundredunits.
4
FKL+TW105S
4.3
Forrnatianad
Ick!ntif
irationof&s
orBatches.Theprcductshallb
asssn’bledintoicknt.ifiablelots,sublets,batches,oriniuti
othermrun2ras
mayb?prescribed.EachlotorMtch
shall,asfarasispracticable,consist
ofunitsofproductofasinglet~,
grack,class,size,andcrqosition,
manufactureduncisressentiallyt.&saneainditians,andatessentiallyt&
saue
tim.
Tis310tsorbstchesshallbei&ntified
bytheamtractor
andshallbekept
intactini@quateandsuitablestoragespace.
4.4
AQL.
—
4.4.1.AQLuse.
‘MeAQL,tqstherwiththeSa@e
SizeCo&
b?tter,isLEA
for
~-
-1*
Plm
provi&dhareixl.
4.4.2
Limitation.Thesele&n
oruseofanAQLshallnotiK@y
thatthe
contractorhast&
righttosqply
any&fective.unitofprodua.
Ziis%%%%%iy,
orforindivicha.1&fects.
AnAQLforagroupof&f_
DifferentAQ1.sraybechosenforgruupsof&fects
my
Ixchoseninackiitionto
AQIaforindividualdefects,ors@roups,
within
thatgfoup.AQLvalussof10.0orlesswaybeeqxassedtitherinprcent
defectiveorindefectspsrllundrqdt5;
thoseoverlo.o
shallbeeqress@k
defectsperhundredunitsonly.
4.5
San@inq.
4.’5.1@xesentative
C3tratified)SallQlinq.
When~ropriate,
thenunterof
unitsinthesanpleshallEeselectedin~rtim
tothesizeofsubletsor
Su&bStCkS,
orpartsofthelotorhat*,
identifiedbym
rationalcriterion.
Whenreprasentatives.a@irqiaused,theunitsfrm
eati-lot,
s&-batdlor
partofthelotorbatd
shall&
sel~”.edatrandan.
4.5.2
TineofSamJinq
1A.sanplemy
bedratiafteralltheunitsculprisiirq
tk
lotorbatchhave&en
assmlsd,
oraanpleunitsmaybedrawnduringassenbly
ofthelotorbatch,inwhiticasethesizeofthe10Corbattiwillbedetermined
&fore
anyample
unitsaredrawn.Iftl-e.5an@eunitsaredrawnduring~ly
ofthelotorhtti,
andifthsrejectionnun&r
isreachedbeforethelot*
Cnl@eta
thatpxtianofthelotalreadyclxlpletedshallberejected.m
cause
ofthedefectiveprcductal
bedeterminedandwrrectiveactiontaken,after
whichanewlotorbatch~h
begun.
4.5.3
LhubleorFldtipleSaq3Ml-q
Ussd,Sa
hhendoubleormultiplesanplingistobe
chsarpleshallbeselecttiovertheentirelotorbatch.
5
MIL-S’ID-1O5E
4.6
InspectionP~.
Normal~ion
willkeusedatthestartof
~ion.
Normal,tightenedorreducedimpction
shallcontinueunchangedfor
eachclassofdefectsordefectiveonsuccf2ssivelotsorbatchesexceptwherethe
switdd.ngpmcedums
givenbelowrequire&ange.
Thetit-9
P~
s~l
bea@ied
toeachclassofdefectsordefectiveindependently.
4.7
switdimq
Procedures.
4.7.1
NormaltoTightened.Whennormalinspctionisineffect,tightened
~ion
shallbeinstitutedwhen2outof2,3,4,or5consecutivelotsor
bat&eshavebeenrejettedonoriginalinspction(i.e.,ignoringresutxnittedlots
orbatchesforthisprocdure)-
4.7.2
TigirtemdtoNormal.Whentightenedin-ion
is.tieffeet,normal
~ion
shallEeinstitutedwhen5consecutivelotsorbatcheshavebeen
consideredaceptableonorigti
inqection.
4.7.3
Nod
toReduced.t?nennormalinspectionisineffect,reducedinspection
shallkeinstitutedprovidedthatallofthefollowingconditionsaresatisfied:
a.
T’FISpreceding10lotsorbazches“(ormore,as
indicated
bythenoteto
TableVIII)havebeenonnorrnslinspectionandallhavebeenaceptedonorigha.1
~ion;
and
Thetotalnumberof*fectives(ordefects)in*
samles
frm
the
pm&”
10lotsorbatde.s(orsutio-
nmber
as-
usedforconditim“a”
amve)isqua.1toor.lessthantheappliwblen-r
gi-
inTable~11.
If
doubleormltiplesan@ingisinuse,allsanplesinspectedshouldteticluded,
not“first”sanplesonly;and
c.
Productionisatastezdyrate;and
d.’Reducedinspectionisconsickreddesirable.
4.7.4
RducA
toNor&l.
men
reducedinspectionisineffect,norml
inspection
shallbeinstitutedifanyofthefollowingoccuronoriginalinspction:
a.
Alotorbatchisrejected;or
b.
AlotorbatchiscmsideredacceptableundertheproceduresOf
4.10:1.4,or
c.
Productionkecmes
irregularordelayed;or
d.
Otherconditionswarranttit
normalin~~~ion
shallbeinstituted.
6
~-S’ID-105E
4.8
DiscontinuationofInspection.
Ifthecumnul.atimrnnrberoflotsmt
a~~
inasequenceofmnsecutivelotsonoriginaltightened~ion
reachesfive,theacqxanoe
pmcedums
~ion
we
p~sions
ofthis
ofthissllamlardshallbedismntilnled.
stmdardshallnotberesumeduntil
correctiveactionhasteentaken.TigthenedinspecU“onshallthenteusdasif
4.7.1hadkeeninvciked.
4.9
~.mg
Plans.
.
4.9.1
Inspectionlevel:me
“inspectionlevel&terminestherelationshipketu=en
thelotort.atchsizeandthessnplesize.
mehsp2ction
leveltobeusedfor
.-Y
Particuk
Ze@mnent
tillbeasprescribedbythemmractor’s
written
prceddres.
l?ireeirqectionlevels:I,II,andIII,aregiveninTableIfor
genemiluse(s&4.1).
Normally,InspectionEvel
IIisused.
However,
Inspectionml
Imy
&usedwhenlessdiscriminationisneedsd,orI.@_dIII
my
*usedforgreauerdiscrimination.Fouradditionalsfeciallevels:
S-1,S-2,S-3,andS-4,aregiveninthedam
tableandmy
~usedkhre
relativelysm.11sanplesizesare~sary
andlargesanplingrisks~
orrust
betolerated.
~
NYIE:
IntheselectionofinspectionlevelsS-1,coS-4,~
rustbeex-~isedto
avoidAQ1.sincnnsist4ntwith+ase
impectionlevels.
ofthespecial“
In”othsrwords,thepurpsa
~ion
levelsistokeepsanplessmll
wtiennem.ssary.For
~=,
tb5CO&
letterSun&r
S-1gonofurtherthanD,equivalenttoaSi.@e
sampleofsize8,butitisofno
useto
-Se
S-1
ifthaAQLis0.10peromrfor
wfi~
themininnmsampleis125.
4.9.2~
~ters.
Ssnplesizesare&signatejby-tzxb?letters.TableIshall
beusedtofindtheapplicablecodeletterforthe~icu.lar
lotorbatdlsize
ad
theprescrikeslirqectionlevel.
4.9.3Cbta.Wq
SanplingPlan.
‘lkAQLandthe
codslettershallbeusedto
obtainthesartplingplan.&m
TablesII,111,orIV.
WnennosmplingplaniS
am.ilableforagivencombinationofAQLandco&
letter,thetablesciinxZthe
usertoadifferentletter.TneSan@esize
tokusd
isgivenbythenewade
letter,notbytheoriginalletter.Ifthisp~
leadstodifferentsanple
sizesfordifferentclassesofdefems,
thecedeletteraimespmdq
to*
_~le
size-ie
my
keusedforallCI.SSSCSofckfeci.s.k
an
alternativetoasinglesanplingplanwithana~
nurr&rofo,
theplan
witim
~nm&r
of1withitscor~
lylargersanplesizefora
-igqated
AQL(whereavailable),maybeused.
MIL-S’ID-1OSE
4.9.4Typ2SofSalIplingPlans.Threet~s
ofsanpltigplans:
Single,Eooble,
andmltiple,aregiveninTablesII,III,andIV,respectively.Whenseveral
typesofplansam2availableforagivenAQLandcodeletter,anyonemy
keused.
Adecisionastotypeofplan,eithersingle,double,ornultiple,whenamilable
foragivenAQLandccxieletter,willusyallyhebaseduponthecmparisonbet-
theadministrativediffim.ltyandtheaveragesanplesizesoftheavailableplans.
Tneaverageaanplesizeofmltipleplansislessthanfordouble(exceptiri.the
casecorreqmndingtosingleacce@nce
nmber
1)andbothofthesearealways
lessthm
asinglesanplesize(seeTableIX).
Usuallythe~Stiatim
difficultyforsinglesanplingandthemet
perunitofthe.san@earelessthan
fordoubleormultiple.
4.10
Determinationof~
ability.
4.10.1PercentDefectiveInspection.Todetermineacceptabilityofalotor
batchunderperrsmtdef=hiveinspection,thea@icable
sanplingplanehallbe
usedinaccordancewith4.1O.1.1,4.10.1.2,4.10.1.3,and4.10.1.4.
4.10.1.1SingleSaq3ltigPlan.
Thenunbarofsampleunitsinspectedshallbe
equaltothe~le
sizegivenbytheplan.
Ifthenumberofdefectivefoundin
thesanpleisequaltoorlessthantheacceptancenumber,thelotorbst@
Shall
beconsidereda-ptable.
Ifthenunkerofdefectiveisequaltoorgreaterti
therejectionnunbr,
thelotorbattishallberejected.
4.10.1.2DoubleSap
q1’
Plan.
An-r
ofsanpleunitsequaltothefirst
sanplesizegivenbytheplanshallk
~ed.
Ifthenumberofdefective
foundinthefirsteanpleisequaltoorlessthanthefirstaccqtanm
number,
thelotorbat~
shallbemnsideredacceptable.Ifthenuntxrofdefective
foundinthefirst.san@eisequaltoorgreaterthanthefirstrejectionrmbert
thelotorbattishallberejected.Ifthenmber
ofdefectivefoundh
the
~irstsmple
isketweenthefirstaccqtane
andrejectionnumbers;asecond
smpleofthesamesizeshallbeinsp3cted.Thenurberofdefectivefoundin
thefirstandsecondsanplesshallM
acnnmlated.
Ifthecumlativenmber
of.
defectiveisequaltoorlessthanthesecondaqane
number,thelotorbatd
shall*
mnsideredacceptable.IftheemulativenunterofdefectiveisW
toorgreaterthantheae.mndrej-ion
nunber,thelotorbatchshall&
rejetted.
4.10.1.3~tiple
SanplePlan.Undermltiplesapling,theproedureshallm
similartothatspecifiedin4.10.1.2,exceptthatthenmber
ofsuassive
sanplesrequiredtoreachackcisionmy
beasmanyasseven.
4.10.1.4
~al
Procedurefor-cd
Irqectim.
Undertied
insp52tion,the
Swim
P~
~Y
terminatewithouteitheracceptanceorrejectioncriteria
hatigteenmt.
Inthesecircmstantes,thelotorbatchwillk
considered
a~able,
butnormalimpsctionwillk
reinstatedstartingwiththenx
lotor
batch(See4.7.4.b).
8
MIL+3IW1OSE
4.10.2Oefectsp
HundredUnitsInspection.
Todeterminet+?a
“ityofa
lotorbatch
un&r*fectspsr
hundredunitsinspection,thepromdum
~~fid
forpermnt
defective
inSpettiM
aiwve
shall&
used,exceptthattheword
“defects”shallk
substitutesfor“Ck!fectives”
.
4.11
Limiting
wity
Protection.IIY2~hg
plansW
~a~
P~
-s
publimtion=
&signedforusewheretheunitsofproductare
~XG
inacontinuingseriesoflotsorbatchesoveraperiodoftim2.‘Mouemr,
ifthelotorbatcAisofanisolatedrbstum,itiscksirabletolimitthe
se.kcdonofsanplingplanstothose,associatedwithadsal~t~
_~~1
~t
prcmt¬lessthanaspecifiedlimitingqualityprotection.Ssnplingplansfor
thisPUZFOSScm
*seksed
by-sing
aLimiting~ity
(UD
-a~’s
risktoteassociatedwithit.
TablesVIantiVIIgivevaluesofLQforthe
theCxmnnlyusedcomumr’s
risksof10percentand5~t
respectively.Ifa
differentvalueofcomunT#s
riskisrquired,tk
O.C.curvesardtkirti-
latedvaluesmy
beuse5.Tmmncept
ofmmlyalsobe
usem
inspacify+lgthe
AOLandI~im”
Levelsforaseriesoflotsorbat-s,
thusfixingndsumnn
.sanplesizewherethereisSam
reasonforavoiding(~fimm
~a9i=
mnsmer’s
risk)ITCIrethanalimitingproportionof&fecti-
(orc@f~s)
in-Y
singlelotorbatti.
4.12
Curves.
4.12.1@cratingmaramsristiccumes.
‘meoparating~eristic
~for
norml
irqection,showninTableX,
mte
thepercentageoflotsorbatdes
whichmaybeenp2rtedtobearceptedunderthevariousSS@ing
plansforagiven
proa?ssquality.T&
mrvesahcnmareforsingleSa@ing;
cumes
fordmble
and
-forAOLsgreaterthan10.0am
basedonthePoissondistributionad
area#i-
cablefordefectsperhundredunitsinspe&cion;thoseforAQLsof10.0orlessand
~le
SiZeSof80or1=s
arebasedonthebinonialdistrilmtimad
are
qlirable
forpermnt
defectiveinspection;thosefor~
of10.0
or
less
@
sam
ple
sizeslargerthan80arebasedthePoissondistributionandareS@icable
eitherfordefectsp3rhurdredunits~ion,
orforparent
defective
-on
(*
poissm-him
beinganadequateapproximationtothe
binmualdistributionunderthesemnd.itiona).
Tabulatedvalues,~
to
4-4
VS-hIasorpmbabiliciesof~anm
(pa,inpercent)aregivenforeati
Ofthealrvee
shown,m
inaddition,fortighten@inspection,h
for~f~
p2rlnmiredunitsforAQIsof10.0orlessandSan@e
sizesof80or1-.
4.12.2
Awsraqe~le
SizeCumes.
AverageSan@e
SizeC@FSS
for=le
and
multipleaa!plingareinTableIX.
Theseshowtheaveragesamplesizesuhirhmy
be~ed
toocmr
underthevariousaanplingplansforgivenlevelsofprcKJ2SS
quality.lhecurvesassurenocurtailrmntofinsertionarslare~roximte
to
theextentthattheyarebaseclupontttePoissondistribution,andthattheSa@e
sizesfordoubleandmltipleaanplingareassuredtobeO.631nandO.25n
~itiY,
tie
nistheequim.km
qle
size.
9,
MIL-STD-105E
=ICN
5
TABI&SANDmInlES
11
“fABLE 1’— .$amph Jizecode /eflers
(see4.9.1ad 4.9.2)
!ipecid i.qwcdon level, Gencr81 Inspection hwda
lxx cu bmb aim
, s. I s-2 s-3 S-4 I II 111
2 la 0 A A A A A A u
9 to 15 A A A A A B c
16 to s A A u D 0 .C 0
26 . to so A D o c c 1) E
51 to 93 B D “c c c E F
91 to 1s0 D B c o. D F G
1s1 to 280 B c D E E G II
281 10 S30 B c .0 E F II J
sol 10 1200 c c E F G J K
iml to 3203 c D E G N K L
3?0) to Imoo c IJ F G J L 1!
lmol to mooo c 0 F N K N“ N
3s001 10 IW303 II E G 1 L N P
Isoool 10 Woooo D E G J N P o
S00301 md over D t IIK.
N u n
191*1~-I
AA
”I
-I
1:1
,i~-lvv
-1.
-I
NO
RM
AL
14
15
.
SIN
GLE
TIG
HT
EN
ED
I
TABLE II-C— Single sampling plans /or reduced inspection (Mater table)
(see 4.’3.3 ad 4.9.4)
—
5,.d ,.-..!
4
B
c—
[)
E
F—
c
H
J—
M
L
u—
N
P
0—
n
—0.01s
—
A, R,—
6
.
s..+!.d w
—
2
1
1
~
-&
t
0—
1
I
1—
1
5
11—
10
—
z—
~
1
1
1—
2
3
s—
1
,
3
5
a—
1>
m
II
;
02,
Ill
1,1
2,3
165
981
7 1010
10 13
II
50
w
18—
m
11s
m
01
v—m
— I , 1
0- h ii., .. W11”4pi.” WI.. m.. 1! -d. J“ q.,!. - ?.CK+S !+ “ b.kh .:2., ti lw w-.., hp.< 8!”..
0 : ,C,vvti=,~*,,u., n“, . ..+1.. ph. b.. .“..
k!,. - u., -, 1- .--1... — . ... .... “.—t - 11,k =..,8.%. . ..+.. b.. k.. ,.<6, b. *b ..kh. ..-b.. h. w k.. “Ad, .,9, ,A. 1.,, M .$.,,,,. -d l..pa.” P.. 4,tal,4,
83
;.
..
-.”.”
.-.._==a
T
2ltldl::
1::1::1::1:il::l::l::l~l
-1,1
-1.
lf=l’+
lO-
i--l--
1--1
--1-,1
-=l,slk
-””-—l
DO
UB
LE
NO
RM
AL
17
TABLE III-B — Double sumpfing plans /or tightened inspection (Mater lulde)
(see 4.9.3 and 4-9.41
.+? [“.
,,,, ~d. ,,.+, 1.,..,.. ,,,. ..4..,,,, ,1,.
,
,, F“., ? i* -I , ,
,. ! ,,., ., ,
-“., , ,
,8 +;,., s ;“! . . . , ,9
, , ,,., 0
..,..4 m ,:
v , ,,., ,,1, :
,; I:,”’ ; .-J
* s., .x! 40
,, n “, ,/
* 4 12 :
1 rl “8
s . ..d : 1:, 1,.,,
‘.. “4 : ,:
,, r,, ,, ,H ,,,. . . 12s m
w v,,., m m% . m .x4
\ K, ., , ,; ,,,& . . . , ,5 *m
1, v,,.s m Ym. 4 W, cm
,, $- 0 ml Ku%. d ml, nm.
,, l’,,. ! ,..-w ,.ww.. .1 Ima Z5m
t’,!,! w “m “+. .A aw ton
—,,,,,—,. ,
—.,—
—,,.-,—,. ,,—
II, “
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/“1I
:
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7-6
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I,!
,.
—0
I
o- ,!., n,,, ,.q,k, ,,,. .I-.. ,.”.
,, - .,,... =, ..*-
“, = $,.,.4” .,dm
- U,. C.”W...% .4.,,, .q.,,v ,8” k. .h.-m,..,,, .“ ,+”!., ..+..+ 1.1.., .!-. . ..tl.hl.l
lm#
_S
m-lo
5E
1
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Ibldl::l::’1
..
11
11
!1
I1
11
,1
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19
DO
UB
LE
RE
DU
CE
D
,,,,,,9
w“
~.1
.
NO
RM
AL
20
.-: -+4 z
,.. ,:.4 L!
c:2 ,!, a, ,:.“,
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,. ,.. *..d .
, -b :.
, a. su.,. ..-4 “
. *.. ...4 .
.:: .,*. .. :..- .
. ,... ::,*8*-s ::,- ,.,.4
--- ::
r ,.. .W%.-8 .-
.Ws ,=,lb, .9!
.- .9J
.-., .W
,. I -. 01. ..4 ,,;,b.1 ,,,
,-1 ,,$,ti m. . . ,,,.-., ,,,
h ,,.
. E
. wt -..1 ma, *. *,*.. .*-. .
TABLE [V-A — Muhible samblin~ idam /or normal in$Peclio~~ (~laJl~ table)(SCwl.9.3 and 4.9.4)
..1
.
.ICI—
,, m—
1{.,[
,M *M!
1, “lb
nv
n.1
Iiu,,*,,.1
t
n.1 ,
.10n?.● ,O1,8,,,2.,
,2, ,..* .,*,8,11,11*Y,> 1,3,11s9,,4s6
4;,.!.4 * I ., ,,..,. ,-.-, . . ...+.
- U-”..+.a#-. b. -. . ..+. .1--1 .-. ”..4. --.-$ “-.-@-,-lo-o-- Lb. !.. ..+.” t!.. - - b.1.o .-. *. -, - . . . ..”!1. ,,,.!. -.. -
. ..”..-
. & .--e ..!. ..+” IA. 1. .l.”..d+, -..6”. @ -1.., * . . ..44..
. ,----- -d . 1.! 4 . . .
,, “
—,19
—
,,
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aeel
11
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1
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/
MU
LTIP
LE
TIG
HT
EN
ED
22
M3A
3ID-105E
MU
LTIP
LE
TIG
HT
EN
ED
23
m
MU
LTIP
LE
“R
ED
UC
ED
24
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n#
ln
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11
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s=
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..~---s:=:
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LTIP
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1I
II
II
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uO
wk
ur-
Xaa!
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oa
I
26
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3IW
105E
II
1
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.
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QL
TIG
HT
EN
ED
TABLE VI-A — Limiting Quality (in@rcent dejectiue) /or which Pa =Zz 10 Percent~~ (jor Normal Inspection, Single sampling) .
>M (see 4.11)
!s
—
0.01—
0,29
—
—
0,02
—
).46
.20
—
—
0.04
—
0.73
—
0.31
.
D.27
—
—
0.06
—
I .2
1.49
1.43
.33
—
—
0,1(—
1,8
0.78
0,67
D,53
—
).46
—
Acceptable Qu.lity Level
-n
R=! code Sample< 1=,,,, .i.~ -
m 0.010
A 2
D 3
c 5
D 8
E 13
F 20
G 32
II 50
J 80
K 125
L 21m
w 315
x 500
1’ m
1) I250 0.18
II 2000
—
0.15—
2.0
—
1.2
—
1.1
3.84
).74
—
),59
—
—
0.2—
4,5
2.0
1.7
—
I .3
1.2
0.94
—
2.77
—
0,40 0.65 1.0 ]. :
25
16
11
6.9 12
7.6 10
4.8 6.5 0.2
3.1 4.3 5.4 7.4
2,7 3.3 4.6 5.9
2.1 2,9 3.7 4.9
1.9 2,4 3,1 4,0
1.5 1.9 2,5 3.5
1.2 1.6 2.3
1.0 1.4
—
6.:
—
68
41
36
30
—
27
22
19
—
16
14
—
r
10
—
58
—
54
44
42
—
34
29
24—
23
—
l.. . .
..
TAL?LE VI-B — Limitiog Qmdity (in de/ec:$ per hudred units) /or which Pa = 10 Percen:
(Ior Nom,al inspection, Single farupling)(=X 4.11)
CA ~+1,,,” al,,
0.01
A 2
II 3
c 5
0 0
E 13
F 20
c 32
II 50
J 20
K In
L mil
u 315
!i 503
1, 203
u 1250 0 .18
II m
,02
,A6
m
m
7,,
,3
,1
,W
2
49
43—
23
1:
,9
,2
I
b
1!
s!
m
6
,0
.7—
,3
,2
,94—
,11
—
04
1.2
1,1
2,7
2,I
I ,9
I ,5
1,2—
1.0
D,6
12—
4.,—
4,:
3.:
2)
2.,
I.!
1,1—
1. (
—
4mpIAJ. wI;I, Led
—
1.0’—
18
1,0
6,1—
54
4,6
3,1—
3,1
2,5
2,3—
J
I .5 2,5 4,0 6,5
Im
71
46
2? 49
m 11
m 21 33
12 11 2i ‘2?
II 13 N 24
8,4 12 Is 19
7,4 9,4 12 16
5.9 7.1 10 14
4.9 6,4 9,0
6,0 S,6
3.s
10
78
67
51
46
31
31
25
n
—
15
—
120
’10—
84
71
59—
68
40
35—
—
—
25
E
la
13(—
12(
91
71
h!
St
6
i
1
?
1,
1(
1(
la
i
3%
311
2s
22(
,60
~
m
lol—
w
m
w
ii
61(
w
la
tic
u
i
94
v
61
Et
ii
30
I@—
m
zIkax
—
11-0Inm
vi
TABLE VII-A — Limiiing Quality (in percent defecii.e) for which Pa =. s Percetatgs (for Normal Inspection, Single s~mpling)
$; (see 4.11)
.0
cede S.mple
letter qi ze
A 2
B 3
c 5
D 8
E 13
F 20
G 32
H 50
J 80
K 125
L 200
M 315
N 500
P 800
v 1250
R 2000
—
0.01(
—
—
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(SC!? 4.11)
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CNART A - CPERATINC CNARACTIRISTIC CURV[S FOR SINGLE SAMPLiNC PLANSW * t ,,101 1.07s, ,,, (,,,,” m ,,, ICn”e. 1., &&.le -d ..ltipl, S..plinK .- ..trhed . . .l..d, . . prwtiir.blp),K,:,-rr.n 1,.,
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TABL[ X-A-1 -, TABULATIO VALU[S FOR WERATING CNARACTIRISTIC CURWS FOR SINGLE SAMPLING PLANS
au” I “ w, I 0.!431 1.4, I 21n I 41.2 I 091 I 16 I 175 I 23! I 305 I 174 I 517 I 629 I 859 I 977 I;; I ;.;. 1 , , , ,
2.% 17,0 I 409 a.] 111 I 199 I 2.s I 202 I 18 I I 462 w I 715 I 995 I 1121
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250 S&o 69.2 Ili 196 22: 31I 184 540 6’,1 161 870 ID27 1218 Iwu 1128
Ill 0 ma 115 !Q1
5.0 116 150 2.17 31s 288 526 657 722 848I
972 !w1 133; 1512 1.!42 ‘2015
1 II W,o 210 112 a 502 6$s m B70 [OX I 1141 I 1272 I 1S29 I 1710 I m I ?270
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TABLE X-A-2 - SAMPLING PIANS F@ SAMPLE SIZE COOE I.MW A
L.JLn
v=
Aeqi.bl. l)dil, b“ls (-l Imvelml
.,, ,4,.6,S
,,s x ,, ,5 % 40 6s ,00 ,50x “ x “ x - x 1020
c n. kc R, 4, W A. R. A. R. k % k lb k R. A. II. k R. AC It, Ac R. A, R, SCR4 A. II. A. R, k Il. AC R
v 01 ) 2 23 34 s 6 7B 09 10 II 12 13 11 Is In 19 21 n 21 Ss YJl
u.. lb u-
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TABLE X-B — Tobles fox jutnple size code [et$er: B
TABLI X-E-I - lABULA1[D VALUES FOR CHRATING CNARACTIRISTIC CURWS fOR SINCII SAMPLING PL4NS
I 4CCWUW Ondit, L-d. (.-.1 I. OFIIO.)
r. 4,0I
4.0 15I
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%,0 1.70 l.?! 11.B 27.3 45,3 87.! 133 1s7 m m m 41s W W la Iw I 1s2
$00 1.6 1.51 17.1 X.7 9,2 Im 13s 181 231 m 3U 64 541 116 m 1131 1222
750 9.14 9.59 12.0 s1.6 8&5 141 19? 223 ml 347 4m m ~ ~ W3 1249 1344
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’350 310 43,2 09,0 131 170 247 123 Ml W W ma 124 832 1M5 1152 13.W 1644
10.0 9.6 76.3 I ,30 171 221 m 192 4U 511 593 67I an 939 116S 1211 Mm Ilw
so al W.* 133 210 356 3$4 4s3 dnl %3 w 130 m 1~ 1241 I 356 1113 In%
1,0 18.5 151 nl m 115 437 $33 3.30 611 161 64 1019 Ills 1392 1s13 19$1 ‘3069
6,5 6,s % 10 6S 100 x 1= x = x 4W ~ ml ~ IKO ~
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TABLE X-C— Tables for sample ~ize code letter: C
CHART C - CFERATING CMRACTERISTIC CURVES FOR SINGLE SAMPLING PLANS
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TABLE X-C-1 - IABULATEO VALUES FCfl CPERATING CNARACSERISTIC CURVES FC$I SINGLE SAMPLING PLANS
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8.0 24.2 456 21.7 51.9 70.4 !02 148 1V4 216 ml 304 348 i33 W
10.0
621 691 97.2 $~
26.9 5L.4 16, I n,a 106 IJ6 183 235 263 309 3% 401 4% 244 649 7.56 1010 1076
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1,0 60.2 77.0 92.I I 1 , 144 201 262 ]m w 103 4s, m 612 601 63s W 1171 1261
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TABLE X-D — Tables for sample size code letter: D
CNART D - OPERATINC CNARACIERISTIC cuRws FGR slNcLE 5AMFILING’ PLANS
ICsme. l. , d-Lie .sd _.ltipl. .qli.c .“ ~dc6cd . . .l.selr u pmctlmbld
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TABLE X-O-1 - TABUMTEO VALUES FOR C+’ERATINC CNARACCERISTIC CURVES FCX7 SINGLE SAMPLING PUNS
hm-plk @. litvIx.rl. (-l !.sr.xti.ml
2’, ‘“5 6’5 ‘01,5 65 10
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p (1. perm.t dcfec, i.d p lia dtlccts P, 6.u.d~d onhd
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96.1 116 Is 186 249 221 399 432
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521 554
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5,0 31.2 41,1 54.0 31,4 59.3 10,7 W,9 111 164 184 212 Ml 2N 114 378 us m 655 707
I ,0 13,8 59.0 70:1 57.6 610 105 126 Iu m ?18 2s2 263 llB m 6i9 522 M 712 776
2,5 10 x 2.5 ,0 15 25 . x 6 x ID3 x ,30 x 7s2 x 033 x
I ,, 7 I ,“,> I 665 i ,1,8 I 21,0 I 39.6 i 3.2 I 67.9 I 07.8 I KM I In I 171 i 201 I 166 I X
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CHART [ - CPIRATINC CNARACTER ISTIC CURVES FOR SINGL[ SAMPLING PIANS,?#rr\l !!!’, ” , ,twbro,, ,mwo IC.,.,, k ,h.bl. .nd wlti,,lr mqll.” .- ..,cbed ,, .16,+ ., p,.., ic,bl.)
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TABLE X-F— Tabies jor s~mple size code letter: F
CHART F - OPERATING CHARACTERISTIC CURVES FLWI SINGL[ SAMPLING PLANSlT,cchl m mmmrmto TOOOK [(k... 3Mdad? .nd m.hiple .mpll,” .* .,,hed . . CI.=lt s. prm,ic.b!~),Cclr, ,..,,.0,
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TABLE X-F-1 - lABULATID VALUES FOR &’[RATING CtLARACTIRISTIC CURVES FOR SINGLE SAMPLING PLANS
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9s.0 0.2% 1,81 In 1,14 14,0 19.9 23,5 WE M.4 4&2 b2,2 14,5
5.10 OS5 2,69 5,44 901 16,6 ’273 21.2 3s, 1 43,2 51,3 M.4 01.2
75.0 1.41 481 8,70 128 21.6 2?.8 34.2 43,1 52.1 6! .1 79,5 93,1
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CNART c - oPIRATING CNARACT[R15TIC CuRv[5 Foff SINIW SAMPLING PLANSwacmr or tonCIPICTI.. m w,Cclrl, o,,.,
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TABL[ X-C-1 - TABULAT[D VALUES foR ~ERATING C~RAc~RISTIC CURV[S FOR SINGLE SAMPLING PLANS
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p (i” I.m..l M.rti.cl o (i. Akl. PI h“.kd .“;1.1
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%,0 O,lf.a 1.12 l,a 4,38 8,S0 13.1 0.16.2 1.1! z.% 4.21 8.11 12,4 14,7 19.3 ?4,0 28,9 30.9 46,5
mu 0.2?7 1.67 3.49 5,56 10.2 15,1 0,129 I .M 3.44 5.45 9,05 14,6 17,0 21.9 17,0 1;.2 42,7 50.6
15,0 0S95 3.0) 5,42 7.9t )3:4 19.0 O,!w 3,20 S40 7.92 13.2 10,6 21.4 26,9 12.6 18,2 49,1 S8,4
50.0 2.14 5,19 8,27 11,4 11,5 23,7 2.11 5,2{ a.% 1Is 17.7 24.0 27,1 13,3 19.6 45,8 58,1 67,7
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)0.0 6,94 11,6 15.8 19.7 21,I 34.1 1,20 12,2 )6,6 m.9 2%0 36,8 40,6 48.1 . 3.S6 62,9 77.4 22.I
5,0 8.94 14,0 18,4 22.s 30.1 37.1 9.36 14.8 19.1 14,2 YZ9 41.1 4s.1 S3.O @2.B fa6 22.4 94.5
1.0 11,4 19,0 23.6 28.1 33,0 43.t 14,4 73,7 26,3 31.4 41.0 50.0 54.4 .S0 71.3 7V.5 95.6 I07
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500 0210 107 2,22 3,5J 6,41 9.54 112 14,5
75,0 0.574 1.92 1,46 5.10 0,51 12,0 138 11.s
$20 I.M 3.33 5.31 1,29 81.3 1$.2 17,2 21.2
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5,82 9.14 12.1 14,6 19,9 24,7 2?,0 31.6
8,00 12.6 15.8 18.7 24.2 m. 2 31.7 361
0,40 1,3 2,3 4,0 6,5 ~ 10 ~
4,61 1.78 10.3 13,4 18.5 215 26.0 20.8 35.6 40.3 49..
5.W 9,49 12,6 155 21.0 %,2 m,9 33,$ 2a9 an 53! 60.5
9.21 13.2 16,8 ml 26.2 12.0 ?40 40,3 4$6 50.9 6).1 6A,1
0.40 1,5 2,5 40 63 ~ 10 ~ IS ~ 25 ~
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TABLf X-H-2 - SAMPLING PLANS FCR SWLE SIZE CODE LEflER: H
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J9 02 01 14 2 b 18 4 Q 6 10 1 12 n 13 II 17 13 IQ 29
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.65 II 24 16 s. n 1 II v 12 11 15 II 11 11 20 JJ23 SJ9 65
23 IJ 1$ 46 1 ‘A 10 12 12 14 14 !1 13 to 11 23 27- 31 11 78
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I I k. ,w. l, i. w.litr 1,,.el. I,m.1 I..nm, i.m) I
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9s.0 0,0341 0.U6 1.03 1.13 3,22 5.01 6,M 1.93 9.8’? 11,9 ~,m, 0.444 I m 1.71 3,21 4,93 537 7.71 9.61 11.6 15.6 18,6
W.o 0.132 O.ml 1.32 2,22 1,99. S,VI 6.26 0.93 11,0 13,2 0.!32 O,E&s I.% 2,10 3,94 5,82 6,79 0.18 10,8 12.9 17.1 2L,3
15,0 0,359 1.3Q1 2.16 3.10 S,m 1.W 8.6] 109 13,2 1s,5 0,260 1,20 2.16 3,11 5.27 1.!5 8,55 10,6 13,0 15,3 19.9 73,4
S2.0 0.233 2.W 3,21 4,51 7.26 9.X 10,8 13,3 15,8 18,3 0,.%5 2.10 3.34 4,39 7.W 9.s9 10,8 13.3 15,6 10,3 23,3 27,1
23.0 1.7? 3,33 4.04 6.39 9,14 11,9 13,3 16,0 18,6 21,3 1.73 3,31 493 6.39 9,28 !2. ! I 3.5 16.3 19.0 11.1 27.2 31,2
10,0 2,84 4.78 6,52 816 11,1 14,1 15,7 18,6 21,4 24,2 2.82 4,05 6.&5 8,33 11,6 14.7 16.2 19.3 22,2 2..2 30.9 35.7
5.6 3,b2 5.79 7.66 9.48 12.7 1S,8 11.3 20.3 ‘r,2 26,0 3.74 5,93 1,27 9,69 13.1 16.4 18.0 ‘31,2 24,3 27.4 3.4 37.8
I ,0 5,59 8.01 10.1 120 15.6 10,9 m,5 2.16 ?6.6 ‘N.5 5.16 am 10,5 12,6 16.4 m,o 21.8 2S2 m,s 31.B 3.2 42.9
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ITABLE X-K— Tables for sample size code letter: K
Ct14RT K - OPERATING CHARACISRISTIC CURIIIS FOR SINGII SAMPLING PIANS
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dltun *1FWllw rrm LtllS [,. 1. PnW,t *l?cti.e lW w.’, < 10; In dtk,, *, h.+ ,“1,, (m Arjr, > 10)
k., ,Im. “ e...., ., Ac,.p.b, V.,,”, b“,, ,“QLW b —, +,..
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92.0 0,0610 0,266 0.626 I m 2,09 3.16 3,76 4,94 6,1S 7.60 9.95 11.9
W,o 0.w63 0.423 0,s52 I .10 2.s2 3.11 LS5 S,62 6,92 8,24 10.9 13.0
7s.0 0.220 0,7W 1ss2 2.02 3..32 e.rk S41 6,w 8.36 9.79 12.7 14.9
20.0 0,5s5 1,36 2,14 2,94 4,5s 6,14 6,94 0,53 10.1 !1,7 14,9 11.3
5,0 III !2,1s 3.!6 4,W S.91 1.7s 8,66 106 12,2 11,9 I 1.4 23,0
10.0 I .U S.11 4.3s ~.34. ~,,,7,42 9.62 10.4 12,3 14.2 16.1 19,1 32.s
S.o 2.40 S,m $94 6,20 10.s 11,s 11,6 1s.6 17.s 21.4 24.3
I .0 3,6s S.sl 6.12 0.06 10.s 12,6 !0.3 16.2 1.s.3 29.4 14,s 21.s
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TABLE X-L —Tables for sampIe size code htter: L
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?50 0.024 0.173 S.4W 0,683 l,li I.w 1.33I
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22.0 0.144 0,461 0.666 Ill 6.11 3.!8 1,63 4.31 5,21 6,11 7,9S 9.34
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