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DFMEA Common Mistakes (Plantech, 1 page) |
fmea_10_ways 10 Ways to Get More Value From Your FMEA (Plantech, 1
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FMEA_Nasa_spacecraft Typical ground rules for an FMEA are given along
with an overview of the technique, principal, step-by-step instructions,
sample work sheets, and work sheet data entries. Specific projects must, of
course, add to, delete and otherwise tailor the procedures to conform with
their needs, objectives, and contractual requirements. That is particularly
true of safety issues or workaround operational methods. Although software
analysis is outside the scope of an FMEA, the effects of failure modes at
both software and hardware-software interfaces are included. (12 pages) |
FMEA_module This packet is intended for use in the fourth year
mechanical engineering design sequence. The material in this packet should
help design teams perform a Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA) or a
Failure Mode, Effect, and Criticality Analysis (FMECA) on their design
projects. This experience should increase the students’ awareness of safety
and reliability issues. The FMEA or FMECA should also help the design teams
to improve the safety and reliability of their products while at the same
time reducing design time and expenses. An example FMECA is included in the
lecture. A homework assignment is included which involves completing an
FMECA. (44 pages) |
fmeamanual Sverdrup FMEA Manual.
Topics covered: Background, Definitions, Uses & Practical Applications,
Procedure - Process, System Breakdown Concept, Don’t Forget These & Items
Typically Ignored, FMEA Worksheets, Pressure Cooker Problem & Example,
Coyote Hoist Problem & Example, SPF Countermeasures, When is an FMEA
performed?, Benefits of FMEA, Limitations & Abuses of FMEA, Further Reading
(38 pages) |
FMEA-N Cayman Business
System Potential Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (113 sheets) |
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100s of books, vhs, dvd at our FMEA shop |
FMEA-N2 Large
presentation about FMEA (161 sheets) |
Handbook QPAC
Handbook: How to implement integrated quality systems in a factory.
This document describes how you can implement quality systems in a
factory to improve both the quality of product produced now, and the quality
of future product designs. In factories where these systems have been
installed, the experience has been that wasted production has been reduced,
and quality and customer satisfaction have been improved. The handbook
provides results and details of the experience of implementing integrated
quality systems at a number of aluminum foundries. However, the benefits
are not limited to foundries. They should be applicable whether your
company makes cakes or circuit boards (26 pages) |
HFMEA Intro The
Basics of Healthcare Failure Mode and Effect Analysis.
The purpose of this course is to help VA Patient Safety Managers understand
and carry out analysis using Healthcare Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA)
techniques in accordance with the revised standards issued by the Joint
Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (L.D.5.2. Select
high risk process for proactive risk assessment). Participants will learn
through instruction and practice the steps involved in carrying out a
successful proactive risk assessment using Healthcare FMEA. In addition, we
will discuss how to choose an appropriate topic for evaluation (10 pages) |
FMEA_Guide_V1
This guide was developed by the DoD Patient Safety Center to assist Patient
Safety Managers in their role as FMEA team advisors and does not serve as
the DoD manual on FMEAs. Review the entire guide before starting an FMEA. It
is a guide to be used as a check sheet during the FMEA, to help ensure that
each step of the FMEA has been fully completed and documented. Areas of the
FMEA projects that have proven to be obstacles or stumbling points for other
FMEA teams are underlined for your reference. If you have questions or
concerns the Patient Safety Center can serve as a resource to assist in the
completion of your FMEA (29 pages) |
mfmea_common_mistakes MFMEA Common Mistakes (1 page) |
milstd1629 MILITARY
STANDARD PROCEDURES FOR PERFORMING A FAILURE MODE, EFFECTS AND Critically
ANALYSIS.
Procedures for performing a Failure Mode, Effects, and Criticality Analysis:
MIL-STD-1629A
This standard establishes requirements and procedures for performing a
failure mode, effects, and criticality analysis (FMECA) to systematically
evaluate and document, by item failure mode analysis, the potential impact
of each functional or hardware failure on mission success, personnel and
system safety, system performance, maintainability, and maintenance
requirements. Each potential failure is ranked by the severity of its effect
in order that appropriate corrective actions may be taken to eliminate or
control the high risk items (80 pages) |
minesFMEA
FMEA Example of an Investment Cast Rifle Bolt (7 pages) |
NASA Software
Safety Guidebook (MSWord) The focus of this document is on analysis
and development of safety critical software, including firmware (e.g.
software residing in non-volatile memory, such as ROM, EPROM, or EEPROM) and
programmable logic.
This Guidebook provides information on development activities and analyses
used in the creation and assurance of safety critical software. Resource
data required for each task, methodologies and tools for performing the
task, and the output products are detailed. It also describes how to address
software safety in the overall software development, management, and risk
management activities.
This Guidebook goes on to describe techniques and procedures. Some
techniques are well established and are illustrated in detail (or good
reference sources are provided). Other techniques or analyses are new, and
not much information is available. The Guidebook attempts to give a flavor
of the technique or procedure as well as pointing to sources of more
information.
To make the guidebook more practical, it contains analysis examples and
possible pitfalls and problems that may be encountered during the analysis
process. It is a synergistic collection of techniques either already in use
throughout NASA and industry, or which have potential for use. Opinions
differ widely concerning the validity of the various techniques, and this
Guidebook attempts to present these opinions, without prejudging their
validity. In most cases there are few or no “metrics” to quantitatively
evaluate or compare the techniques. Moreover, this Guidebook is meant not
only to provide possible techniques and analyses, but to open the reader to
how to think about software from a safety perspective. It is important to
observe software development with a “safety eye”. This Guidebook points out
things to look for (and look out for) in the development of safety critical
software. Development approaches, safety analyses, and testing methodologies
that lead to improved safety in the software product are included. (317
pages !) |
pfmea_common_mistakes PFMEA Common Mistakes (1 page) |
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