Published 10/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 911.20 MB | Duration: 1h 3m
Design and assembly a reliable product in your company
What you'll learn
FMEA: definitions and function
DFMEA and PFMEA: differences
Why is the FMEA so important?
Analysis step by step of the creation of a FMEA
Requirements
Basic engineering
Description
Learn the methodology to create DFMEA and PFMEA, very powerful tools to be able to design and assembly reliable products. This method is suitable for all the industries. FMEA (Failure Mode and Effect Analysis) is very important in the industry and it's crucial the timing of performing them. I am an exprienced automotive engineer, specialized in Quality... in my experience in companies as Audi, Jaguar Land Rover Special Vehicles, Alfa Romeo I have improved this ability to vreate and coordinate a group of FMEA. It's a very important activity and involve different departments.FMEA is a structured approach to identifying, analyzing, and mitigating potential failures in a system, process, or product. It's a proactive tool that helps organizations prevent problems before they occur, improving quality, reliability, and safety.How FMEA WorksIdentify Potential Failure Modes: This involves brainstorming all possible ways in which a component, process, or system might fail.Determine Potential Causes: For each failure mode, identify the root causes that could lead to it.Analyze Potential Effects: Evaluate the impact of each failure on the overall system, product, or process.Assess Risk: Assign a risk priority number (RPN) to each failure mode based on its severity, occurrence, and detection.Implement Preventive Actions: Develop and implement strategies to reduce the likelihood of the identified failure modes.Review and Update: Periodically review the FMEA to ensure it remains relevant and effective.Benefits of FMEAProactive Problem Solving: Identifies potential issues before they occur.Improved Quality: Helps ensure products and processes meet customer expectations.Enhanced Safety: Reduces the risk of accidents and injuries.Cost Savings: Prevents costly failures and rework.Regulatory Compliance: Supports compliance with industry standards and regulations.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 FMEA: definition
Lecture 3 FMEA: product and process
Lecture 4 DFMEA development
Lecture 5 PFMEA development
Lecture 6 Conclusions
Lecture 7 Summary of the course
Everyone interested in quality and reliability of products
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