FMEA is a systematic group of activities intended to recognize and evaluate the
potential failure of a product or process and its effects. This methods is useful for
any process in industry such as chemical, petroleum, steel, pharmaceuticals, and
consumer products. The FMEA is a analytical tool used by the process intensive
industry. This systematic approach formalizes the mental discipline that is needed
to ensure Quality is built into the product. The FMEA methedology helps to Identify
actions which could eliminate or reduce the chance of the potential failure
occurring. FMEA is of two types, one that deals with the current issues in the
process or product, and the other with potential problems to come.
MODULE 1:
FMEA Overview
Principles of FMEA
Types of FMEA
Benefits and Applications
FMEA team
What is Failure Mode?
FMEA formats and standards.
The PDCA Cycle and FMEA.
MODULE 2:
FMEA Development
How to identify effect and cause of failure
Severity, Occurrence and Detection ratings.
Risk Priority Number.
Bath tub curve and failure analysis.
Reduce RPN and measure effectiveness.
Sample Application
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