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The origin of the term Six Sigma came from a statistical measure that equates to 6.4 or fewer errors or defects per million opportunities.
Countershafts Rotate
The action of countershafts (secondary shafts) turning, typically in gearboxes, to transmit motion and torque from the input to the output gears.
Output Speed
The rate at which an output shaft rotates, typically measured in RPM (revolutions per minute), indicative of a machine's or component's performance.
Input Speed
The rotational speed at which power or motion enters into a system, such as the speed at which an engine's driveshaft rotates.
Gearset
An assembly of gears designed to transfer mechanical energy from one section of a machine to another.
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