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Federal DemocraticRepublic of Ethiopia

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ET ISO 5538 (2012) (English): Milk andmilk products - Sampling - Inspection byattributes

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ETHIOPIAN STANDARD ES ISO 5538:2012

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Milk and milk products Sampling Inspection by attributes

1 Scope

1.1

1.2

1.3

1.4

2 Normative references

Sampling procedures for inspection by attributes Part 1: Sampling schemes indexed by acceptance quality limit (AQL) for lot-by-lot inspection

Statistics Vocabulary and symbols Part 1: Probability and general statistical terms

Statistics Vocabulary and symbols Part 2: Applied statistics

3 Terms and definitions

3.1 acceptance quality limit AQL

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4 Sampling plans

5 Selection of sampling plan

5.1 Classification of defects

5.1.1 General

5.1.2 Critical defect

5.1.3 Major defect

5.1.4 Minor defect

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5.2 Choice of inspection level and AQL

5.2.1

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5.2.2

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6 Records

7 Selection of units

Table 1 Inspection Level I AQL = 2,5 %

Lot size Normal inspection Tightened inspection Reduced inspection

n n n

Table 2 Inspection Level I AQL = 4,0 %

Lot size Normal inspection Tightened inspection Reduced inspection

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Table 3 Inspection Level I AQL = 6,5 %

Lot size Normal inspection Tightened inspection Reduced inspection

n n n

Table 4 Inspection Level I AQL = 10 %

Lot size Normal inspection Tightened inspection Reduced inspection

n n n

Table 5 Inspection Level S-4 AQL = 2,5 %

Lot size Normal inspection Tightened inspection Reduced inspection

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Table 6 Inspection Level S-4 AQL = 4,0 %

Lot size Normal inspection Tightened inspection Reduced inspection

n n n

Table 7 Inspection Level S-4 AQL = 6,5 %

Lot size Normal inspection Tightened inspection Reduced inspection

n n n

Table 8 Inspection Level S-4 AQL = 10 %

Lot size Normal inspection Tightened inspection Reduced inspection

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Table 9 Inspection Level S-3 AQL = 2,5 %

Lot size Normal inspection Tightened inspection Reduced inspection

n n n

Table 10 Inspection Level S-3 AQL = 4,0 %

Lot size Normal inspection Tightened inspection Reduced inspection

n n n

Table 11 Inspection Level S-3 AQL = 6,5 %

Lot size Normal inspection Tightened inspection Reduced inspection

n n n

Table 12 Inspection Level S-3 AQL = 10 %

Lot size Normal inspection Tightened inspection Reduced inspection

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Table 13 Inspection Level S-2 AQL = 2,5 %

Lot size Normal inspection Tightened inspection Reduced inspection

n n n

Table 14 Inspection Level S-2 AQL = 4,0 %

Lot size Normal inspection Tightened inspection Reduced inspection

n n n

Table 15 Inspection Level S-2 AQL = 6,5 %

Lot size Normal inspection Tightened inspection Reduced inspection

n n n

Table 16 Inspection Level S-2 AQL = 10 %

Lot size Normal inspection Tightened inspection Reduced inspection

n n n

Table 17 Inspection Level S-1 AQL = 2,5 %

Lot size Normal inspection Tightened inspection Reduced inspection

n n n

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Table 18 Inspection Level S-1 AQL = 4,0 %

Lot size Normal inspection Tightened inspection Reduced inspection

n n n

Table 19 Inspection Level S-1 = AQL = 6,5 %

Lot size Normal inspection Tightened inspection Reduced inspection

n n n

Table 20 Inspection Level S-1 AQL = 10 %

Lot size Normal inspection Tightened inspection Reduced inspection

n n n

Table 21 Single sampling plans at AQL = 2,5 %

n Lot size (units) for inspection levels shown

S-1 S-2 S-3 S-4 I

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Table 22 Single sampling plans at AQL = 4,0 %

n Lot size (units) for inspection levels shown

S-1 S-2 S-3 S-4 I

Table 23 Single sampling plans at AQL = 6,5 %

n Lot size (units) for inspection levels shown

S-1 S-2 S-3 S-4 I

Table 24 Single sampling plans at AQL = 10 %

n Lot size (units) for inspection levels shown S-1 S-2 S-3 S-4 I

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Annex A

Statistical theory

A.1

A.2

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Annex B

Critical defects

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Risk Factor

The acceptance number is, of course, always zero in this context

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Annex C

Drawing of samples

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Table C.1 Random sampling numbers

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Table C.2 Random sampling numbers

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Table C.3 Random sampling numbers

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Table C.4 Random sampling numbers

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Bibliography

Milk and milk products Guidance on sampling

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