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In section 1.3(a) we drew a distinction between batch inspection and continuous production inspection, and we explained that the latter deals with the inspection of either truly continuous material such as nylon thread, or else of conveyorized production of separate items such as chocolate bars. The material of Chapters 3 and 4 relates to this situation. However, a special set of inspection plans, known as continuous sampling plans, has been introduced for use in continuous production inspection.
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See the references at the end of section 5.1, the beginning of section 5.8, and the end of section 5.9.
General description: Dodge (1970). Grant and Leavenworth (1972). Multilevel continuous plans: Derman et al. (1957). Lieberman and Solomon (1955). Sackrowitz (1972).
Economic viewpoint: Chiu and Wetherill (1973). Kao (1972).
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Wetherill, G.B. (1977). Continuous sampling plans. In: Sampling Inspection and Quality Control. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-6858-6_5
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