Secondary methodological support for predefined monitoring decisions. Retain the framework, not the numerical specifications in Table4.1.1: beer-acidity and turbidity units are suspect. Measurement uncertainty, process variability, specification limits and statistical control limits are distinct; weak measurement precision does not justify widening a required product limit.
The chapter distinguishes proactive quality assurance from reactive quality control and treats monitoring as a decision system, not a collection of measurements.
A quality-assurance protocol should specify what is monitored, by which method, how often, and by whom; results must be recorded, distributed, and archived, with warning and reject limits tied to corrective action or process stoppage.
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