There is a difference between being alive and living: Gabrielle Zevin Introduction As per Newton’s 3rd Law, ‘every action has an equal and opposite reaction’. In other words, ‘what we sow, so shall we reap’. When we give priority to a particular thing like health, it improves. Similarly, when a Doctor diagnosis the problem accurately, the possibility of curing the disease enhances. Objective The purpose of an FMEA process
The biggest difference between money and time: You always know how much money you have but you never know how much time you have: Unknown Introduction If annual health checkup is a preventive or detective control? I think both! As it helps the person to detect if there is an ailment at the moment (Sugar, Fatty Acid etc.) and it also helps to know that how is my cholesterol and
There is a lot of difference between listening and hearing: GK Chesterton Introduction In our day-to-day life, we often have a problem and a related story around that problem. Many times, we do not distinguish the difference between the problem and the story. We become more entangled in the story rather than understanding the problem and solve it. Once we can detect the real problem, we can easily understand its
The difference between something good and something great is attention to detail: Charles R Swindoll Introduction What is the domino’s effect? It is a cumulative effect produced when one event sets off a chain of similar events. When the Domino’s effect is favourable, it produces positive results else the results are negative. Objective The FMEA is a deep dive analysis process of identifying possible internal and external failures. The
There is a lot of difference between listening and hearing: GK Chesterton Introduction Failure is part and parcel of our lives! Does it mean that we should plan the failure? The simple answer is NO. In life, there are many instances when we analyze the present state and based on that decide our future course of action. Example: If someone is planning to migrate to a different country, if all
DFMEA Vs FMEA-MSR
In FMEA, safe vehicle operation and compliance is covered while we do DFMEA (refer severity rating table).
It is not clear then why to do FMEA-MSR as it can lead to duplication of work?
Thank you!!
Dear Devendra
Thansk for your interesting query. Although DFMEA do cover all the possible failures (MACRO Level) but by doing the failure analysis through FMEA-MSR, we are going at MICRO Level to analyse the possible failure when the PRODUCT is in use in the vehicle.