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Title: Automotive Piston Grading An Application Of An Error Control System
Author: Jack Wood
Source: 1995 Measurement Science Conference
Year Published: 1995
Abstract: An important operation in automotive piston production is the measurement of several dimensions which affect clearances in the assembled engine. These clearances are related to noise emitted from the engine, fuel economy degradation, and other engine attributes which affect customer satisfaction. In the past, the piston skirt measurement system has been recalibrated frequently as a means of protection against misclassification. The industrial calibration system protocol, developed by Kacker, was used to evaluate this calibration practice. Results of this and other examples are presented and conclusions are drawn to guide future applications.

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