Cusum for the Control of Vibration and Air Blast

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Baron Fidler Matt Budin Dave Lilly
Organization:
International Society of Explosives Engineers
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9
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131 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2009

Abstract

Cumulative sum (CUSUM) statistical process control methods have been used in many industries to monitor quality control results. CUSUM charts are a method to determine when small changes in data indicate a major change in results. E.S. Page at AT&T developed the method in 1954. In many blasting situations, vibration and air blast readings vary slightly from blast to blast. Whether the change is significant or not can be hard to interpret from the raw data. CUSUM charts can assist in determining whether a major change is taking place and when the change began.
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APA: Baron Fidler Matt Budin Dave Lilly  (2009)  Cusum for the Control of Vibration and Air Blast

MLA: Baron Fidler Matt Budin Dave Lilly Cusum for the Control of Vibration and Air Blast. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 2009.

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