https://doi.org/10.26706/jpie.1.1.20200701

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Abstract:-

In this research customer-oriented quality technique has been reviewed. It provides an outlook of quality function deployment and its probable scope for development has been provided. This will provide best opportunity for future work. As compared to other quality techniques QFD serves the best technique where quality is measured by the production engineers with priority to the customer's need. In this research paper, the basic guidelines are given for effective implementation of QFD i.e., kind of questions that has been asked to the customers, the prioritization of customer requirement and transformation of those requirements into technical terminology for manufacturing of product.

Index Terms:-

Friction Welding, Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Tensile Strength, Optimization by Taguchi methodology, ANOVA

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