Dimensional Checks: The operator uses measuring instruments such as calipers, micrometers, and gauges to measure the dimensions of the valve body. These measurements are compared to the specified tolerances to ensure the part meets the required specifications.
Surface Finish Inspection: The operator visually inspects the valve body for any surface defects like scratches, burrs, or irregularities. They ensure that the surface finish meets the desired standards. If necessary, they may use specialized equipment like a profilometer to measure surface roughness.
Troubleshooting: If the valve body fails to meet the required specifications or quality control checks, the operator takes the responsibility to troubleshoot the issue. They review the machining program, machine settings, tooling, and other relevant factors to identify the potential causes of the problem.
Adjustments and Re-Run: Based on their analysis, the operator can make necessary adjustments to the machining program or machine settings to address the issues identified during the quality control process. They may then re-run the machining process to produce a valve body that meets the required specifications.
Consultation and Guidance: In some cases, the operator may need to consult with a supervisor or a higher-level technician for further guidance in resolving complex issues or making critical decisions related to the machining process and quality control.
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