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Line A · 3
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QuestionTopicSaved byConfidenceState
Line A viscosity driftViscosity rose 38 mPa·s over 9 batches with end-of-hold torque; a small agitator increase is modelled to bring it back.QualityQuality head A.20 OctModelled2430 to 2560 mPa·s after the changeStill current
Will a shorter hold work on Grade A-12?A 50 min hold was predicted to keep viscosity inside spec.ProcessProcess engineer A.11 OctModelled2300 to 2620 mPa·sStale since 17 Oct
Lot 3307 outlookPredicted viscosity sat near the upper spec; the band was unanchored at the time.QualityShift lead A.18 OctEstimated2540 to 2630 mPa·sStale since 19 Oct
Line B · 3
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QuestionTopicSaved byConfidenceState
Tool T3 cycle change, valueParts per shift rose 2.6% after the cycle change; the value at the plant's prices is on the owner's Home.ProcessOwner A.19 OctMeasured1.9 to 3.3% parts per shiftStill current
Hold pressure 720 bar, did it hold?Scrap fell 0.6 points and was still holding at the last check.ProcessPlant head A.14 OctMeasured0.3 to 0.9 points less scrapStill current
Light parts on cavity 2Part weight on cavity 2 recovered after Process raised hold pressure.QualityQuality head A.7 OctMeasured48.0 to 48.4 gStill current

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Evidence
IdLabelClaimSaved answerProof
EV-B-2101MeasuredParts per shift rose 2.6%, interval 1.9 to 3.3%.Tool T3 cycle change, valueCycle time 33.2 s, Line B
EV-A-1180MeasuredViscosity rose 38 mPa·s over the last 9 batches.Line A viscosity driftSource record
EV-A-1188MeasuredEnd-of-hold torque rose with it on the same batches.Line A viscosity driftLot 3307 viscosity save
EV-A-1191ModelledA small agitator speed increase would bring it back inside the band.Line A viscosity driftSource record
EV-A-1180MeasuredViscosity rose 38 mPa·s over the last 9 batches.Will a shorter hold work on Grade A-12?Source record
EV-A-1188MeasuredEnd-of-hold torque rose with it on the same batches.Will a shorter hold work on Grade A-12?Lot 3307 viscosity save
EV-A-1191ModelledA small agitator speed increase would bring it back inside the band.Will a shorter hold work on Grade A-12?Source record
EV-B-2101MeasuredParts per shift rose 2.6%, interval 1.9 to 3.3%.Hold pressure 720 bar, did it hold?Cycle time 33.2 s, Line B
EV-B-2214MeasuredTwo proposals accepted on Line B, one waiting on Line A.Light parts on cavity 2Source record

Line A viscosity drift

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Viscosity rose 38 mPa·s over 9 batches with end-of-hold torque; a small agitator increase is modelled to bring it back.

ModelledBand 2430 to 2560 mPa·s after the change
Answer as saved, from the thread
Why is Line A viscosity drifting up this week?
ModelledWeakest of 3 cited claims
Why this confidence
Method
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Evidence
EV-A-1180, EV-A-1188, EV-A-1191
  1. Viscosity rose 38 mPa·s over the last 9 batches.EV-A-1180Measured
  2. End-of-hold torque rose with it on the same batches.EV-A-1188Measured
  3. A small agitator speed increase would bring it back inside the band.EV-A-1191Modelled
Card, read-onlyAgitator speed 150 to 158 rpmWaiting
agitator: 150 to 158
ModelledViscosity2490 mPa·s90% interval 2430 to 2560
Spec 2380 to 2600 mPa·s (dashed). Driven by End-of-hold torque, Charge mass, Jacket inlet temperature.
Why this confidence
Method
Line model; band only, no single percentage
Model fit
Accepted, four checks passed
Evidence
EV-A-1188, EV-A-1191
Open in AskSaved 20 Oct