FMEATraining_STS精选.pptVIP

* FMEA Training FMEA Acronyms 8-D Eight Disciplines of Problem Solving AIAG Automotive Industry Action GroupA PQP Advanced Product Quality Planning ASQC American Society for Quality Control DOE Design of Experiments FMEA Potential Failure Mode and Effects Analysis FTA Fault Tree Analysis ISO International Organization for Standardization QFD Quality Function Deployment QOS Quality Operating System RFTA Reverse Fault Tree Analysis RPN Risk Priority Number SPC Statistical Process Control? Detection Criteria: Likelihood of Detection by Process Control Rank Almost Impossible. No known Controls available to detect Failure Mode or Cause 10 Very remote likelihood current Controls with detect Failure Mode or Cause 9 Remote likelihood current Controls with detect Failure Mode or Cause 8 Very low likelihood current Controls with detect Failure Mode or Cause 7 Low likelihood current Controls with detect Failure Mode or Cause 6 Moderate likelihood current Controls with detect Failure Mode or Cause 5 Moderately High Moderately high likelihood current Controls with detect Failure Mode or Cause 4 High likelihood current Controls with detect Failure Mode or Cause 3 Very high likelihood current Controls with detect Failure Mode or Cause 2 Almost Certain Current Controls almost certain to Failure Mode or Cause. Reliable detection controls are known with similar processes 1 Failure Modes Design and Process controls are grouped according to their purpose. Type (1):These controls prevent the Cause or Failure Mode from occurring, or reduce their rate of occurrence. Type (2):These controls detect the Cause of the Failure Mode and lead to corrective action. Type (3):These Controls detect the Failure Mode before the product reaches the customer. The customer could be the next operation, subsequent operations, or the end user. FMEA Process How to use S O