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P‑M Analysis Step 2: What Is a Physical Analysis?
In the second step of P dash M analysis, we conduct a physical analysis. This involves studying our specific phenomenon to explain how its physical and mechanical factors interact to result in an undesired outcome. This is a key activity because its outputs direct how we look for causal factors. Learn the seven step approach for this activity, how it uses visualization, how it investigates contributing factors across multiple levels of causation, and three common mistakes to avoid when conducting physical analysis.
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10P-M Analysis Step 5: Define Optimal Conditions
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11P-M Analysis Step 6: Study Investigation and Measurement Methods
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12P-M Analysis Step 7 Identify Deviations from Optimal Conditions
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13P-M Analysis Step 8 Draft and implement corrective action plan
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14How to Sustain the Results of P-M analysis
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