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Deutsch: Fotografie / Español: Fotografia / Português: Fotografia / Français: Photographie / Italiano: Fotografia

In the quality management context, "photography" refers to the process of capturing and producing images, typically with the use of a camera and other imaging equipment. Photography can be an important aspect of quality management, as it can provide visual evidence of product quality, process performance,, and customer satisfaction.

Deutsch: Ausdruck / Español: Frase / Português: Frase / Français: Phrase / Italiano: Frase

Phrase in quality management refers to a specific expression, term, or set of words used to convey critical information, standards, or guidelines within the context of quality processes and practices. These phrases are essential for ensuring clear communication, consistent understanding, and effective implementation of quality management principles across an organisation.

Deutsch: Lochfraß / Español: Picadura / Português: Picamento / Français: Piqûre / Italiano: Corrosione puntiforme

Pitting in the quality management context refers to a form of localized corrosion that leads to the creation of small, often deep, holes or pits on the surface of a material. This type of corrosion is particularly problematic because it can go unnoticed until significant damage has occurred, potentially leading to material failure.

Deutsch: Planen-Durchführen-Prüfen-Handeln / Español: Planificar-Hacer-Verificar-Actuar / Português: Planejar-Fazer-Checar-Agir / Français: Planifier-Faire-Vérifier-Agir / Italiano: Pianificare-Fare-Verificare-Agire

Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) in the quality management context refers to a iterative four-step management method used for the control and continuous improvement of processes and products. It is a fundamental part of Total Quality Management (TQM) and is integral to the ISO 9001 Quality Management System standard. The PDCA cycle is designed to ensure that processes are efficiently planned, implemented, monitored, and improved over time.

Deutsch: Kunststoff / Español: Plástico / Português: Plástico / Français: Plastique / Italiano: Plastica /

Plastic in the quality management context refers to a versatile and synthetic material known for its malleability and wide range of applications across industries. Plastic materials are characterized by their ability to be molded into various shapes, sizes, and forms, making them essential components in manufacturing, construction, packaging, and countless other sectors. Ensuring the quality and safety of plastic products is paramount, as they play a significant role in modern society.

Deutsch: Kunststoffkörper / Español: Cuerpo de plástico / Português: Corpo de plástico / Français: Corps en plastique / Italiano: Corpo in plastica

Plastic body refers to any part or component made primarily of plastic material, often used in a variety of products ranging from consumer electronics to automotive parts. In the context of quality management, plastic body signifies the procedures, standards, and practices implemented to ensure the production of high-quality plastic components that meet predefined specifications and performance criteria.

Deutsch: Beschichtung / Español: Recubrimiento / Português: Revestimento / Français: Placage / Italiano: Placcatura

In the quality management context, plating refers to the process of applying a thin layer of metal or other material to the surface of an object to enhance its appearance, corrosion resistance, durability, or other functional properties. Plating is widely used in industries such as electronics, automotive, and aerospace, where surface quality is critical to performance and longevity.

Deutsch: Sanitärtechnik / Español: Fontanería / Português: Encanamento / Français: Plomberie / Italiano: Impianti idraulici

Plumbing in the context of quality management refers to the evaluation, maintenance, and improvement of plumbing systems to ensure they meet established standards of safety, functionality, and efficiency. This includes adherence to regulations, consistent inspections, and implementing best practices to prevent issues like leaks, contamination, or failure of water distribution systems in buildings or industrial facilities.