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DEFECT DIAGNOSIS AND PREVENTION DEFECTS:- SPORADIC CHRONIC IDENTIFY VITAL FEW WRT THE LOSSES INCURRED. SEEK MANAGEMENT APPROVAL

PROCEDURE OF DEFECT STUDY DEFINING RESPONSIBILITY CONDUCT OF DEFECT STUDY STUDY OF PRODUCT AND DATA COLLECTION IDENTIFICATION OF DEFECTIVE COMPONENT

ANALYSIS OF PROCESS EVALUATION OF REMEDIAL MEASURES IMPLEMENTATION OF CORRECTIVE MEASURES ISHIKAWA CAUSE AND EFFECT DIAGRAM

RELIABILITY DESIGN RELIABILITY OF A PRODUCT IS THE PROBABILITY OF ITS PERFORMING ITS INTENDED FUNCTION OVER ITS SPECIFIED LIFE R(t) = N- n N Out of N articles operating n fail during period t

FACTORS AFFECTING RELIABILITY COMPLEXITY OF PRODUCT COMPONENT RELIABILITY MANUFACTURING PROCESS ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE FAILURE RATE

FAILURE RATE ITEM NO. FAILURE TIME 1 25 HRS 2 45 HRS 3 70 HRS 4 92 HRS 5 128 HRS

FAILURE RATE FAILURE RATE = λ = NO.OF ITEMS WHICH FAILED TOTAL TEST HRS OF ALL ITEMS = 5/(25+45+70+92+6*128 ) =0.005 PER HOUR PATTERN OF FAILURE -- BATH TUB CURVE

MTTF FAILURE RATE = λ =0.005 PER HOUR i.e.ITEM EXPECTED TO FAIL 5 TIMES IN EVERY 1000 HRS. MTTF=θ= 1000/5= 200 HRS. THUS MTTF= 1/ λ

EVALUATION OF RELIABILITY METHODS EMPLOYED:- ACCELERATED TESTING TEST OF INCREASED SEVERITY TESTING LARGE NUMBER OF PIECES

INTERPRETATION OF TEST RESULTS RELIABILITY TESTS MUST BE CAREFULLY PLANNEDTO OBTAIN MAXIMUM INFO. CORRECTLY INTERPRET THE RESULTS USE OF MATHEMATICAL FUNCTION FOR INTERPRETATION.

RELIABILITY CONTROL RELIABILITY IS BUILT IN PRODUCT DURING MANUFACTURE. MINOR FEATURES TO BE LOOKED INTO CAREFULLY. SPECIAL CHECKS AND CONTROLS TO BE INSTITUTED. SOME % OF FINISHED PRODUCT TESTED FOR DETECTION OF FLAWS

MAINTAINABILITY DEFINED AS:- EQPT RESTORED TO ITS NORMAL EFFICIENCY PROBABILITY OF A SYSTEM RESTORED TO ITS NORMAL EFFICIENCY WITHIN A GIVEN TIME IF THE SPECIFIED MAINTENANCE IS CARRIED OUT.

MAINTENANCE TIME COMPOSITION:-- REPORTING OF FAILURE ROUTING OF EQPT TO WKSHP INSPECTION OF EQPT ARRANGING TOOLS AND SPARES ACTUAL REPAIR OF EQPT FINAL TESTING RETURN OF EQPT

MEAN TIME TO REPAIR COLLECT DATA ON SUFFICIENT NUMBER OF FAILURES. MTTF = Total no. of hrs spent on repairs No.of failures Smaller the MTTR,earlier eqpt can be put to work.Thus,MTTR is used as an index of Maintainability.

MAINTAINABILITY FACTORS AFFECTING MAINTAINABILITY:-- EASE OF FAULT LOCATION EASE OF REPAIR

FAULT LOCATION TO BE FACTORED IN DURING DESIGN OF THE SYSTEM e.g. Provision of meters/lights on inst panels Viewing windows,test points etc. Alternative eqpts Proper color/number code Special test eqpt for fault detection Fault diagnosis manual

REPAIR OF EQPT TO BE FACTORED IN DESIGN e.g. Easily accessible No jamming due to corrosion etc Fastening devices not to fall in system on removal Concept of modules To design special tools & have repair manuals Preventive maint can be easily carried out

ZERO DEFECT CONCEPT WHICH PROMOTES A CONSTANT, CONSCIOUS DESIRE TO DO A JOB RIGHT,THE FIRST TIME . A MNGT TECHNIQUE EVERY FACILITY GIVEN TO THE WORKER DUE PUBLIC RECOGNITION

ORGANISATION OF ZERO DEFECT PROGRAM INVOLVES:-- MOTIVATION OF MANAGEMENT INDOCTRINATION OF SUPERVISORS/WORKERS CO-OPERATIVE ACTION BY MNGT/WORKERS LAYING DOWN TARGETS MEASUREMENT OF RESULTS RECOGNITION OF ACHIEVERS

QUALITY CIRCLES SMALL GROUP OF MEMBERS WORKING TOGETHER WHO MEET TO ANALYSE AND RESOLVE i.e. WORK RELATED PROBLEMS i.e. 7 to 10 members Meeting informal and held regularly Atleast once a week for 1 hour Only matters related to work discussed Voluntary and workers highly motiovated

OBJECTIVES OF QC Solve problems giving satisfaction Opportunity to identify problems Improve qlty and productivity Inspire effective team work &develop leadership qualities Improve communication and relationships Develop

FUNCTIONING OF QC MEMBERS FROM SAME WORK AREA IDEAL SIZE IS 5 TO 10 MEMBERS NO. OF CIRCLES MAY BE MORE THAN ONE MEETINGS ONCE A WEEK FOR APPX ONE HOUR & VERY CLOSE TO WORK PLACE

STRUCTURE OF QCs Basic elements of QC:- Top Management Steering Committee Co-ordinators Facilitators Leaders Members & Non-Members

LIMITATIONS OF QC Not a panacea for all problems Not a substitute for mngt planning / task force Peoples movement for improving work culture To make work more meaningful &effective Satisfaction to workers