Analysis of Uncertainty Sources for Quality Management in the Bearing Ring Manufacturing Process

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The article discusses the specifics of developing finishing technological operations in the manufacturing process of precision parts, using bearing rings as a case study. The main factors influencing deviations in the bearing ring production process are analyzed, with a focus on grinding operations. A study of subjectivity in technological decision-making is conducted. An expert assessment of the significance of various factors is employed. The absence of a single, unambiguous tool for objective technological decision-making is demonstrated. Factors and sources of uncertainty that lead to differences in technological decision-making are identified. A generalized decision-making model for the development of technological operations in the precision parts manufacturing process, accounting for uncertainties, is proposed.

technological operation \ grinding \ bearing ring \ surface quality \ uncertainty \ expert assessment \ model \ technological heredity

Short address: https://sciup.org/148333827

IDS: 148333827   |   UDC: 621.923:621.822.6:658.512   |   DOI: 10.37313/1990-5378-2026-28-3-147-155