Estudio de la integración de procedimientos multivariantes para la regulación óptima y monitorización estadística de procesos.

Cerdá, Susana Barceló

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“…For Barceló (), monitoring the modern industrial processes is a limitation of the classical process statistical control, as it does not take advantage of the data recorded. For the case study, the results analyzed indicate the utility that the observations taken from the process can offer for monitoring the intervening parameters and defining a stable operation.…”

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“…The effectiveness of the results largely depends on the correct use of these techniques by operators, managers, technicians, and executives in quality management. The emphasis lies on avoiding misplaced interventions, as well as on meeting specific problems with local actions, or those associated with common causes whose resolution involves acting on the system, from the management, and thereby establishing the actual capacity of the process (Barceló, ).…”

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Quality management model for perishable food in a fishing industry

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J Food Process Engineering

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As in other developing countries, the fishing industry has a great social and economic impact in Cuba. In fact, this sector generates income in foreign currency, provides for its own investments, and finances priority economic and social programs of the country. In the last 5 years, Cuba covered 100% of the domestic market demand of the sector as well as the needs of the tourism and export sectors. This article presents a study in the Cuban food sector, specifically in the fish processing industry, with a goal of reducing losses with the implementation of improvements, according to the technological‐organizational base. The Knowledge‐level model, based on the comprehension of the process, establishes guidelines to manage quality. It is developed in the shrimp industry, which contributes 80% of the exportable products in the analyzed industry. The causes of the most frequent defects were associated with ineffectiveness in relations with suppliers and with temperature regulation in the reception tank. The Taguchi Loss Function quantified an improvement potential by the effect “temperature.” In a defect depending on this parameter, in values around the upper limit of specification (2°C), the losses presented were 4.5 times higher than those in the interval 1.3–1.4°C, thus proving to be the most effective for its regulation. The Variation Mode and Effect Analysis assessed the incidence of variability in the export capacity. It was obtained in order of priority: environment, equipment, and employees. The most important noise factor was equipment. Related to this, the ice plant presented the most representative failure modes, 66% of which can be resolved by maintenance. This improvement alternative improves the process by attenuating the ambient temperature effect. The technical availability has been increased, the process was properly documented, and these actions have strengthened the motivation of the personnel integral to the study, based on the organization of the quality department and the productive area. Practical applications This study shows a practical model designed to reduce losses in the industrial sector of fish production and processing. The model uses Quality Management tools and its development follows a simple and well‐defined roadmap. The technical support of the model derives from well‐accepted statistical methods. The model was directed and focused on industrial activities related to fish processing in general, with an emphasis on the analysis of shrimp production; it takes into account the typical characteristics of highly perishable products. The results obtained demonstrate significant financial gains with the minimization of losses that generally occur in the processing of perishable products. This article presents a study in the fish processing industry with a goal of reducing losses with the implementation of improvements, according to the technological‐organizational base. The knowledge‐level model described here is based on the comprehension of the process and it establishes guide...

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Quality management model for perishable food in a fishing industry

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Networks, Courts and Regional Integration: Explaining the Establishment of the Andean Court of Justice

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Nutzungsbedingungen:Dieser Text wird unter einer Deposit-Lizenz (Keine Weiterverbreitung -keine Bearbeitung) The KFG Working Paper Series serves to disseminate the research results of the Kolleg-Forschergruppe by making them available to a broader public. It means to enhance academic exchange as well as to strengthen and broaden existing basic research on internal and external diffusion processes in Europe and the European Union.All KFG Working Papers are available on the KFG website at www.transformeurope.eu or can be ordered in print via email to transform-europe@fu-berlin.de. and think tanks play a decisive role in the shaping of legal transplants. They are the ones that decide which model to follow. They get to choose participants in relevant working groups and it is them who shape the final proposal that will be voted by the lawmaker. As the complexity of the topic increases, professional networks can use technical discourse that makes scrutiny unlikely. The research shows that in case of Andean regional integration, the personal background of consultant is also very relevant, because it determines what models will be considered for eventual benchmarking. However, the mere existence of networks is not enough for producing legal change; a window of opportunity is a necessary condition.

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Estudio de la integración de procedimientos multivariantes para la regulación óptima y monitorización estadística de procesos.

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Quality management model for perishable food in a fishing industry

Quality management model for perishable food in a fishing industry

Networks, Courts and Regional Integration: Explaining the Establishment of the Andean Court of Justice

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