Released bracket readings with no matching restrained measurement

LinChan1053 · 30 Jun 2026, 01:18 UTC

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LinChan1053
Our FR5 fixture review has aligned-under-restraint notes and failed released dimensions, but no paired numerical restrained readings; how should I retain the useful history without making the unexplained correction our new process?

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NadiaAllen0291
Replying to LinChan1053

What does the final acceptance follow: the first released check or a separate correction?

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LinChan1053
Replying to NadiaAllen0291

A separate correction. The route lists it between released inspection and final acceptance, but gives no bracket-level before-and-after readings or method for that operation

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VictorAllen0272
Replying to LinChan1053

Then keep that whole route visible in the estimate, with correction and reinspection as distinct work, and have quality define a new traceable study if the old records cannot explain the released result

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NadiaAllen0291
Replying to LinChan1053

Can quality identify the support used for the old released measurement?

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LinChan1053
Replying to NadiaAllen0291

Not from these sheets. I've separated the documented sequence from missing measurement conditions, with incoming fit-up, locating scheme and released acceptance listed as questions for the new study

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VictorAllen0272
Replying to LinChan1053

Keep those as questions until their owners answer them, Lin; a new worksheet is useful, but filling its blank stages from assumptions would recreate the same unexplained success story in cleaner handwriting

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