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This document provides an overview of conducting a Process Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (P-FMEA). A P-FMEA helps improve processes, reduce failures, monitor production issues, improve quality checks, and teaches systematic analysis. The key steps include: 1) Listing all process steps and potential failures, 2) Estimating the likelihood of failures, 3) Recording prevention and detection actions, 4) Calculating a Risk Priority Number, and 5) Proposing improvements for high priority risks. An example of analyzing a solar concentrator subsystem in a solar power system is provided. The assumptions, inputs/outputs, and 6-step approach to conducting a P-FMEA are outlined.
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1. DFMEA Definition
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DEMEA (Design FMEA) it means design failure mode effect analysis. On other hand it is type of failure mode effect analysis that motive is to reduce the product failure.
DFMEA is an practical approach used in the design and product development phase to improve and maintain the quality of product and its research process.
For an Example: Design FMEA Process Sheet of a Ballpoint Pen.
Image Credit: @IQAsystem
2. Why we need to use Design-FMEA
Quality is very important for customer satisfaction, loyalty and future product purchases. Recent quality scandals involving many companies have shown that serious design issues can damage a company's reputation or harm its business.
Less serious design problems fail to satisfy customers, delay new product launches, and cost the company financially.
In new product projects, design errors are inadvertently made during the design and product development phases. Without DFMEA almost all errors were detected only during validation and trial production, some only after the start of production.
However, the costs of developing countermeasures in the later phase are much higher than in the previous phase. With DFMEA, countermeasures are considered to coincide with the onset of defects.
Design Failure and Countermeasure (Image Credit: @IQAsystem)
3. When will DFMEA be conducted
With DFMEA, organizations can ensure that all design requirements are fully met before production begins and maintain design quality later.
3.1. When to start
For new product designs, FMEA should start with product design before prototypes are produced.
3.2 Verification Time
The team must continually review and update the DFMEA document as the product changes:
Product design changes: Product changes can be a reason for a DFMEA review. In this case, you need to focus on the point of change and the points made.
Quality problems caused by product design: New internal defects or customer returns need to be reflected in the DFMEA to review and consider corrective action.
4. Who will do the DFMEA?
A good DFMEA should be carried out by a multifunctional team and led by a responsible product designer. The departments involved should include design, test analysis engineers, manufacturing, supplier quality, product quality, service, and logistics, among others.
Hierarchy for DFMEA Team Organization
5. How DFMEA is done
5.1 DFMEA Templates
First, a DFMEA template (also known as a DFMEA form) is required. Like other FMEA templates, the DFMEA template consists of two parts: the head and the body.
The header contains general information including but not limited to product name, product number, team member, project manager, customer, document number, and document version.
The body contains many columns with links. There are many different FMEA design templates that contain different column names. Multiple columns can be divided or combined, but there is no difference in meaning.
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- 2. Why to use P-FMEA it improves process and reduces failures before they occurs it helps monitor and track production failures improves error proofing equipment improves quality check points teaches the way of thinking and methodology that leads to reduction of process defects to experienced it helps to analyze process in systematic way
- 3. Inputs and outputs of P-FMEA P-FMEA Drawings of final product and child parts Documentation required by customers and audits Actions to prevent and detect causes and failures Control plan Pareto of failures with highest risk priority
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- 7. List all functions of process step. Use drawings , functional blocks, D-FMEA. P-FMEA Analysis - Step 2 Brainstorm what everything can go wrong that these functions are not fulfilled, write down these failures.
- 8. List all functions and failures of relevant process elements. P-FMEA Analysis - Step 3
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