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If copper rod users were polled on what determines a quality copper rod, responses would vary. This is because quality is a difficult term to define precisely. The difficulty in defining quality comes in translating the needs of the user (customer) into measurable characteristics. To effectively communicate user needs to the producer, specifications have been formulated.
If copper rod users were polled on what determines a quality copper rod, responses would vary. This is because quality is a difficult term to define precisely. The difficulty in defining quality comes in translating the needs of the user (customer) into measurable characteristics. To effectively communicate user needs to the producer, specifications have been formulated.
| Author(s) | William McLaughlin and Gary Spence, ASARCO, Inc., USA |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI Nonferrous Division Meeting, Clearwater, FL USA |
| Year | 1989 |
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