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How to Scope FMEA Projects
One of the essential activities in preparation for doing a failure modes and effects analysis is to set the scope of the project. A team’s job is much easier when there are clear boundaries, approaches, and ground rules specific to the issues they plan to address by doing an FMEA. Learn the three main tasks when scoping an FMEA activity, common techniques for drawing the scope, and considerations for scoping design FMEAs.
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What Is Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA)?
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2Getting Started with FMEA
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3The Eight Key FMEA Terms
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4How to Form Effective FMEA Teams
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How to Scope FMEA Projects
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7FMEA Steps 2 and 3: Identify Failure Effects and Assign Severity Rankings
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8FMEA Steps 4 and 5: Identify Failure Causes and Assign Occurrence Rankings
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9FMEA Steps 6 and 7: List Current Controls and Assign Detection Rankings
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10FMEA Steps 8, 9, and 10: Calculate RPNs, Address Priority Items, and Recalculate RPNs
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11How to Set Severity, Occurrence, and Detection Ranking Scales for FMEA
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12What Is a Control Plan?
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13Using FMEA in Six Sigma DMAIC
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14What Is Failure Modes and Effects Criticality Analysis (FMECA)?
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15How to Use a Criticality Matrix for FMECA
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16Failure Modes and Effects Analysis Versus Fault Tree Analysis
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