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    FailureModeandEffectsAnalysis

    (FMEA)

    Dr.SyedAmirIqbal

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    POTENTIAL FMEANumberFAILUREMODEAND EFFECTSANALYSIS

    (PROCESSFMEA) P ag e o f

    Item Process Responsibility Prepared By

    Model Yea r(s )/Vehi cle( s) Ke yDate FMEA Date (Or ig.)

    CoreTeam

    S C O D R. Action Results

    ProcessFunct ion Potent ialFai lure PotentialEffect(s) E L PotentialCause(s)/ C E P. Recommended Responsibi l ity Act ions S O D R.

    R e qu i re me nt s M od e o f Fa i lu re V A M ech an ism (s )o f C C u r re nt P roce ssC o nt ro l T N . A ct io n (s ) & T arg et T ake n E C O P .

    S Failure U E Completion Date V C T N.

    S R C

    2 3

    5 6

    8

    9 10 11 12

    13

    14

    5

    16

    7

    8 9

    0

    1

    2

    1

    2

    3

    4

    5

    6

    7

    FLOW DIAGRAM

    PFMEAs

    LISTS EACH OPERATION

    CURRENT CONTROLS

    ENHANCED CONTROLS FROM RECOMMENDED

    ACTIONS

    KPC's, KCC'sPER OPERATION:

    INSPECTION FREQUENCY

    GAGE & CHECKING DEVICES

    REACTION PLANS FOR NON-

    CONFORMING PRODUCT

    JOB

    PER OPERATION:

    INSPECTION FREQUENCY

    GAGE & CHECKING DEVICES

    REACTION PLANS OF NON-

    CONFORMING PRODUCT

    PICTURE OF PROCESS

    SHOWS FLOW OF PROCESS

    FOUNDATION FOR PFMEA,

    CONTROL PLANS, TOOL

    LAYOUTS, WORK STATION

    LAYOUTS, ET.

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    WHATIS

    A

    FMEA?

    TheFailureModeandEffectAnalysis(FMEA)isaPreventionTechniqueusedtodefine,identifyandeliminatepotential

    problemsfrom

    asystem,

    subsystem,

    component

    or

    a

    process.

    FocusonPrevention

    AnassessmentofRisk Safety

    Regulatory

    CustomerSatisfaction

    Program

    Coordinated/Documentedteam

    effort

    Amethodtodeterminetheneedandpriorityofactions

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    FAILUREMODESANDEFFECTSANALYSIS

    Initiallydeveloped

    in

    the

    1940s

    UsedextensivelyinNASAApolloProgramin1960s

    CarriedtootherindustriesbydisplacedApolloengineers

    AdoptedbyFordengineeringinthe1980s

    AdoptedbyAutomotiveIndustriesActionGroup(AIAG)

    Incorporatedinto

    GM

    GVDP

    and

    PPAP

    HISTORY

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    UNDERSTANDINGFAILUREMODE

    RELATIONS

    Everyproblem

    is

    preceded

    by

    the

    error

    and

    the

    source

    of

    the

    error(cause).

    Thecauseisthatwhichproducesanincorrectaction(somethingdonepoorly)oranomissionofarequiredaction(somethingnotdone).

    All problems have three components:

    1. Frequency of occurrence of the cause.

    2. The ability to detect (the problem / effect or error).3. Severity (how the problem / effect affects the customer).

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    Valueof

    FMEA's

    Aidsinimprovingdesignsforproductsand

    process

    Increasedsafety

    EnhancesCustomerSatisfaction

    BetterQuality

    HigherReliability

    Contributestocostsavings

    Decreaseswarranty

    costs

    Decreaseswaste,nonvalueaddedoperations

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    7

    Typesof

    FMEAs

    ?

    System/Concept S/CFMEA- (Driven by System functions)Asystem is a organized set of parts or subsystems to accomplish oneor more functions. System FMEAs are typically very early, before

    specific hardware has been determined.

    Design DFMEA- (Driven by part or component functions)ADesign / Part is a unit of physical hardware that is considered a

    single replaceable part with respect to repair. Design FMEAs aretypically done later in the development process when specifichardware has been determined.

    Process PFMEA- (Driven by process functions & part

    characteristics)A Process is a sequence of tasks that isorganized to produce a product or provide a service. AProcess FMEA can involve fabrication, assembly, transactionsor services.

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    8

    Typesof

    FMEAs

    ?

    System/Concept S/CFMEA- (Driven by System functions)Asystem is a organized set of parts or subsystems to accomplish oneor more functions. System FMEAs are typically very early, before

    specific hardware has been determined.

    Design DFMEA- (Driven by part or component functions)ADesign / Part is a unit of physical hardware that is considered a

    single replaceable part with respect to repair. Design FMEAs aretypically done later in the development process when specifichardware has been determined.

    Process PFMEA- (Driven by process functions & part

    characteristics)A Process is a sequence of tasks that isorganized to produce a product or provide a service. AProcess FMEA can involve fabrication, assembly, transactionsor services.

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    IMPORTANCEOF

    PFMEA's

    SystematicMethodtoAnalyzeaProcess

    TheProcess

    Potential

    FMEA:

    Identifiespotentialproductrelatedprocessfailuremodes Assessesthepotentialcustomereffectsofthefailures Identifiesthepotentialmanufacturingorassembly

    process

    causes

    and identifies

    process

    variables

    on

    which

    tofocus

    controls

    for

    occurrence

    reduction

    or

    detection

    of

    thefailureconditions Developsarankedlistofpotentialfailuremodes,thus

    establishingaprioritysystemforcorrectiveaction

    considerations Documents theresultsofthemanufacturingorassemblyprocess

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    PFMEA

    ThreeParts:

    ProcessFlow

    Diagram

    (PFD)

    ProcessFailureModeandEffectsAnalysis(PFMEA)

    ProcessControlPlan(PCP)

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    PFMEA's Focusisonpotential processrelatedFailuresandtheir

    causes. Maindriveistounderstandtheprocessthroughtheidentificationof

    asmanypotentialfailuresaspossible.

    e.g.Incorrectmaterialused

    PFMEAtypically

    assumes

    that

    the

    design

    is

    sound.

    DevelopmentofRecommendedActionsis targetedat

    eliminatingthe RootCauseof thepotentialfailures

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    InformationFlow

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    OVERVIEWOF

    THE

    FMEA

    PROCESS

    Definethescopeofthestudy.

    ScopeDefinition

    Worksheet

    SelecttheFMEAteam.

    TeamStartUp.

    Team

    Start

    Up

    Worksheet. ReviewDesignIntent/ProcessFunctionandthe

    process(PFMEA)orproduct(DFMEA)tobestudied.

    MRD

    Process:Flowchart

    or

    Traveler

    Product:BlueprintorSchematic

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    Identifyallfailuremodes&thecorrespondingeffects.

    Ratetherelativeriskofeachfailuremodeandeffect.

    Severity Identifyallpotentialcauses

    Ratetherelativeriskofeachcause. Occurrence

    Identifyallcurrentdesign/processcontrolstoprevent/detectthefailuremode.

    Ratetherelativeriskofallcontrols. Detection/Prevention

    Prioritizeforaction.

    Calculate

    the

    RPN

    (risk

    priority

    number). UsetheParetoPrinciple.

    Takeaction.

    CalculatetheresultingRPN.

    OVERVIEWOF

    THE

    FMEA

    PROCESS

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    TheFMEATeamRoles

    FMEA Core Team4 6 Members

    Expertise in Product / ProcessCross functional

    Honest CommunicationActive participation

    Positive attitudeRespects other opinions

    Participates in team decisions

    Champion / SponsorProvides resources & support

    Attends some meetingsPromotes team efforts

    Shares authority / power with teamKicks off teamImplements recommendations

    RecorderKeeps documentation of teams efforts

    FMEA chart keeperCoordinates meeting rooms/time

    Distributes meeting rooms & agendas

    FacilitatorWatchdog of the process

    Keeps team on trackFMEA Process expertise

    Encourages / develops team dynamicsCommunicates assertively

    Ensures everyone participates

    Team LeaderWatchdog of the project

    Good leadership skillsRespected & relaxed

    Leads but doesnt dominateMaintains full team participation

    Typically lead engineer

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    A

    Process

    Flow

    for

    FMEA

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    Timing Oneofthemostimportantfactorsforthe

    successfulimplementation

    of

    an

    FMEA

    programistimeliness.

    Itismeanttobeabeforetheeventaction,

    notan

    after

    the

    fact

    exercise.

    ActionsresultingfromanFMEAcanreduceoreliminatethechanceofimplementinga

    changethat

    would

    create

    an

    even

    larger

    concern.

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    DFMEAScope

    Worksheet

    Product:Date:

    ScopeDefined

    by:

    Part1:Whoisthecustomer?

    Part2:Whataretheproductfeaturesandcharacteristics?

    Part3:Whataretheproductbenefits?

    Part4:Studytheentireproductoronlycomponentsorsubassemblies?

    Part5:Includeconsiderationofrawmaterialfailures?

    Part6:

    Include

    packaging,

    storage,

    &

    transit?

    Part7:Whatarethemanufacturingprocessrequirements&constraints.

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    PFMEAScope

    Worksheet

    Product:Date:

    ScopeDefined

    by:

    Part1:Whatprocesscomponentsaretobeincludedinthe

    investigation?

    Part2:Whoisthecustomer?

    Part3:Whatprocesssupportsystemsaretobeincludedinthestudy?

    Part4:Towhatextentshouldinputmaterialsbestudiedduringthe

    investigation?

    Part5:

    What

    are

    the

    product/process

    requirements

    &

    constraints?

    Part6:Shouldpackaging,storage,andtransitbeconsideredpartofthis

    study?

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    PFMEA

    Overview Assumesthatthedesignissound

    Analysesmanufacturing

    &

    assembly

    processes

    at

    the

    system,subsystemorcomponentlevels

    Focussesonpotentialfailuremodesoftheprocesses

    thatare

    caused

    by

    manufacturing

    or

    assembly

    processdeficiencies.

    Recommendsactionstargetedateliminatingtheroot

    causesof

    the

    potential

    failures

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    PFMEA

    Assumptions

    Thedesignisvalid

    Failurescanbutwillnotnecessarilyoccur

    Allincoming

    product

    is

    to

    design

    specifications

    Designfailuresarecoveredaspartofthe

    designFMEA.

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    PFMEA Process

    Steps

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    PFMEA Failure

    Categories

    Completefailure

    Partialfailure

    IntermittentFailure

    Failureovertime

    Overperformanceoffunction

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    PFMEA Process

    Controls

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    ProcessControl

    Plans

    IdentifywhichcontrolsrelatetoProductand

    Processes

    Noteany

    special

    characteristics

    Identifyevaluationmethods,frequencyand

    controlmethods.

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    PFMEA

    Benefits

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    DesignFMEA

    LedbyDesignResponsibleEngineer

    Customerincludes

    End

    User,

    Other

    Design

    TeamsandManufacturing

    Does

    not

    rely

    on

    process

    controls

    to

    overcomepotentialweaknessesinthedesign

    Doestakeintoaccountthetechnical/physical

    limitsof

    amanufacturing/assembly

    process

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    ProcessFMEA

    ItisinitiatedbyamemberfromtheOperations

    orEngineering.

    RepresentativesfromDesign,Assembly,

    Manufacturing,

    Materials,Quality,

    Service

    and

    the

    Area

    Responsibleforthenextassemblyshouldbe

    involved.

    The

    Process

    FMEA

    assumes

    the

    product/process

    asdesignedwillmeetthedesignintent.

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    DesignIntent

    and

    Process

    Function

    Definesthefunctionoftheproductorthe

    processNameofitemorsystem

    Functionofitemperdesignintent

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    PotentialFailures

    D)Mannerinwhichacomponent,subsystem

    orsystem

    could

    fail

    to

    meet

    design

    intent

    (P)Mannerinwhichtheprocesscouldfailto

    meettheprocessrequirementsand/ordesign

    intent

    Usingthisdefinitionafailuredoesnotneedto

    bereadily

    detectable

    by

    acustomer

    to

    still

    be

    consideredafailure.

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    PotentialEffects

    Determinetheeffectsofpotentialfailures.

    Effectsofthefailuremodeonthecustomer

    (internal

    or

    external)

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    SeverityRanking

    Ratingof1to10with10beingthemost

    severeimpact.

    Useascale.

    Usethesamescalethroughout.

    Toassignthisrating,mustassumethefailuremodehasoccurred.

    Assignseverity

    rating

    for

    every

    possible

    effect.

    Mayhavetoestimaterating.

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    Process

    Severity

    Evaluation

    CriteriaEffect Severityofeffect Ranking

    Hazardous,without warning Mayendangerpersonnel.Involvesnoncompliance with

    govt.regulationwithoutwarning.

    10

    Hazardous,with

    warning Same

    as

    above

    only

    with

    warning 9

    VeryHigh Majordisruptiontoproductionline;100%of

    productscrapped

    8

    High Minordisruptiontoproductionline;customer

    dissatisfied

    7

    Moderate Productoperable;notcosmeticallysatisfactory 6

    Low 100%ofproductmayhavetobereworked;some

    customerdissatisfaction

    5

    VeryLow Fit/finishdefectsnoticedbymostcustomers 4

    Minor Sameasabove,but,defectnoticedbyaverage

    customer

    3

    VeryMinor Sameasabove,but,defectnoticedonlybythe

    discriminatingcustomer

    2

    None Noeffect 1

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    ClassificationThiscolumnmaybeusedtoclassifyanyspecial

    productcharacteristics

    (e.g.,

    critical,

    key,

    major,

    significant)forcomponents,subsystems,or

    systemsthatmayrequireadditionaldesignor

    processcontrols.

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    Potential

    CausesWhatarethepotentialcausesofthefailuremode?

    Acause

    and

    effect

    (fishbone)

    diagram

    may

    be

    helpfulhere.

    (D)An

    indication

    of

    adesign

    weakness

    resulting

    in

    thefailuremode

    (P)Howthefailurecouldoccur

    Typicalfailure

    causes:

    Improper

    torque,

    Inadequate

    gating,inadequateornolubrication,partmislocated

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    Occurrence

    Ranking Howoftenwilleachcauseoccur?

    Ignorethe

    severity

    of

    the

    effect

    and

    any

    possibility

    thatitwillbedetected.

    Ratingona1to10scalewith10beingthemostfrequent.

    Definerootcausesofeachfailuremode

    Usedatawherepossible

    Customercomplaints.

    Defectanalysis.

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    Occurrence

    Evaluation

    Criteria

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    Current

    Controls Whatarethecurrentdesignorprocess

    controlsto

    prevent

    or

    detect

    the

    potential

    failuremode?

    Preventionofcauseoffailuremodeor

    reductionin

    occurrence.

    Detectionofcauseoffailuremodeleadingto

    Corrective

    Actions

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    Detection

    /

    Prevention

    Rating Theassessmentoftheabilityofthe

    design/processcontrols

    to

    identify

    apotentialcauseordesignweaknessbeforethe

    componentorsystemisreleasedfor

    production/shippedto

    the

    customer.

    RatetheDetectionfrom1to10with10being

    nochanceofdetectingthefailuremodeorits

    effect(s).

    DETECTION(D)EvaluationCriteria

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    Detection Criteria:LikelihoodofDETECTIONbyDesignControl Ranking

    Absolute

    Uncertainty Design

    Control

    will

    not

    and/or

    can

    not

    detect

    a

    potential

    cause/mechanism andsubsequentfailuremode;orthereisnoDesign

    Control

    10

    VeryRemote VeryremotechancetheDesignControlwilldetectapotential

    cause/mechanismandsubsequentfailuremode.

    9

    Remote Remotechance

    the

    Design

    Control

    will

    detect

    apotential

    cause/mechanism andsubsequentfailuremode.8

    VeryLow VerylowchancetheDesignControlwilldetectapotential

    cause/mechanismandsubsequentfailuremode.

    7

    Low LowchancetheDesignControlwilldetectapotential

    cause/mechanism

    andsubsequent

    failure

    mode.

    6

    Moderate ModeratechancetheDesignControlwilldetectapotential

    cause/mechanismandsubsequentfailuremode.

    5

    Moderately

    High

    ModeratelyhighchancetheDesignControlwilldetectapotential

    cause/mechanismandsubsequentfailuremode.

    4

    High HighchancetheDesignControlwilldetectapotentialcause/mechanism andsubsequentfailuremode.

    3

    VeryHigh VeryhighchancetheDesignControlwilldetectapotential

    cause/mechanismandsubsequentfailuremode.

    2

    Almost

    Certain Design

    Control

    will

    almost

    certainly

    detect

    a

    potential

    cause/mechanismandsubsequentfailuremode. 1

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    Process

    Detection

    Evaluation

    Criteria

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    Risk

    AssessmentSeverity

    Theimpact(s)

    of

    failure

    Occurrence

    The

    likelihood

    of

    a

    failure

    occurrence

    from

    an

    identifiedcauseundercurrentcontrols

    Detection

    Howdetectable

    is

    the

    failure

    at

    any

    point?

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    Risk

    Priority

    Number

    (RPN) Severity

    1

    10none hazardous

    Occurrence

    1

    10remote veryhighfrequency

    Detection1 10

    verydetectable extremelyundetectable

    RPN=SX

    O

    X

    D

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    Why

    do

    we

    need

    to

    calculate

    the

    RPNs?BygivingeveryFailureModeaRPNrating,we

    cannow

    prioritize

    which

    failure

    modes

    to

    addressnowandwhichfailuremodeswe

    addresslater.

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    REDUCING

    THE

    POTENTIAL

    RISK:Firstlineofdefense

    Eliminatecauses

    of

    failure

    so

    that

    it

    does

    not

    OCCURImplementpreventiontechniques

    Secondlineofdefense

    Reduceprobability

    of

    OCCURRENCE

    Thirdlineofdefense

    Improve

    DETECTION

    of

    the

    failure

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    Disagreements

    on

    Ratings? Usedatawherepossible.

    Tryto

    come

    to

    consensus.

    Ifconsensusfails:

    Teammayelecttodefertooneofitsmembers.

    Averageindividualratings.

    Onlyaverageifratingsareclose(spreadof2or3

    points

    maximum).Gettheprocessexpertinvolved.

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    FMEA

    Reduce

    Future

    Liability FMEAcanbealegaldocument

    Courtscan

    take

    afavorable

    view

    of

    the

    liability

    ifproperFMEAwasconductedandriskswere

    analyzed/actedupon

    Punitivedamages

    can

    be

    eliminated

    and/or

    reduced

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    FMEA

    Pitfalls

    A

    review CrossfunctionalityoftheTeam

    LeadershipoftheTeam

    ScopeDefinition

    DataAvailability

    NOCustomerInvolvement

    MeetingManagement

    problems

    S,O,Dcriteriadecisions(toolong!)

    Nosupplierinvolvement

    Committed

    resources ManagementCommitment&Support

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    In

    Conclusion FMEAdoestaketimeandeffort

    Itdoes

    reduce

    the

    risk

    to

    your

    customer

    Itdoesreducetherisktoyou

    It

    does

    save

    time

    to

    product

    launch ItdoeshelpwithContinuousImprovement