Failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA) is a popular and useful approach applied to examine potential failures in different products, designs, processes, and services. As a vital index, the risk priority number (RPN) can determine the risk priorities of failure modes by some risk factors such as occurrence (O), severity (S), and detection (D). However, in FMEA, the traditional risk priority nu...

This article aims to show few advanced approach method for improving Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA). The possible failure situations in the system design are investigated separately considered a Hierarchical FMEA worksheet form. authors propose three different methodological methods based on hybridized fuzzy logic FMEA.

In this paper, the reliability of a collective robotic system is analysed using two different techniques from the field of reliability engineering. The techniques, Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA) and Fault Tree Analysis (FTA), are used to analyse and compare two variants of a previously developed ‘autonomous morphogenesis’ controller. The reliability of the controller is discussed and a...

Preventive methods are seldom used in logistics, although there is increasing awareness of their potential. This paper presents two examples of preventive methods currently in use, Poka-Yoke and FMEA (Failure Mode and Effect Analysis). The implementation of Poka-Yoke, the mistake proofing methodology, has been shown to drastically reduce the enormous warranty costs, including logistics costs, w...

Purpose: of the current research is to develop a reliability assessment method with an extension of the existing ones and pooling them to a common framework. The system must identify the most unreliable parts of a production process and suggest the most efficient ways for the reliability improvement. Design/methodology/approach: FMEA is in the centre of the proposed framework,a reliability anal...

Engineering for disassembly of waste products is becoming increasingly complex. Furthermore, customer expectations are growing, competition is becoming harder, legal requirements are stricter and the quality of technical products is continuously improving. FMEA is a formalised, analytical method for the systematic, consistent collation and prevention of potential sources of errors and their res...

Risk assessment is a valuable tool for selection and optimization of rapid mycoplasma testing methods. Mycoplasma testing is a requirement at various stages in the production process for cell therapy products. Standard methods take at least 28 days and are not appropriate lot release tests for products with short shelf-lives. A review of 21 commercially available mycoplasma tests and ranking of...