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Toward a new definition of FMECA approach
It is well known that Failure Mode Effect Analysis methodology (FMEA) allows to reduce, and if it possible eliminate, the effects of potential failure modes starting from the first stage of the product design. By means of the Criticality Analysis (CA), implemented in FMECA, it is possible to select by means of risk indexes the most potential critical ...
Marcantonio Catelani +5 more
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FMECA Modelling and Analysis in Blood Transfusion Chain
This paper describes the modelling and analysis of the processes and activities used in the Blood Transfusion Centre of Hospital Brotzu (Cagliari – Italy), via FMECA (Failure Modes Effects and Criticalities Analysis) method, in order to enhance patient safety and improve clinical risk management.
Borelli G +7 more
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FMECA Application in Tomotherapy: Comparison between Classic and Fuzzy Methodologies [PDF]
Accident analysis in radiotherapy highlighted the need to increase quality assurance (QA) programs by the identification of failures/errors with very low probability (rare event) but very severe consequences.
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Failure Mode, Effects, and Criticality Analysis (FMECA) is a proactive reliability and risk management technique extensively used in practice to ensure high system performance by prioritising failure modes.
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Reliability Analysis of Aircraft Equipment Based on FMECA Method [PDF]
It is well known that reliability of aircraft equipment is very important to aircraft during the flight because performance of aircraft product can affect flight safe directly. In order to make the equipment work normally, FMECA is applied in an aircraft
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FMECA technique on photovoltaic module
2011 IEEE International Instrumentation and Measurement Technology Conference, 2011The solar photovoltaic industry has seen rapid expansion in the past decade with an ever-increasing share of the electricity-generating capacity for the world. For the emerging photovoltaic (PV) industry the assessment of the quality and reliability of its products is becoming more and more important.
M. Catelani +5 more
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2009
Failure Mode, Effects and Criticality Analysis (FMECA) is one of the most used tool for identifying and evaluating failure modes of mechanical systems, in order to enhance reliability and safety of simple components or even complex systems. Despite of being widely applied, this tool presents some limitations on problem solving, like the impossibility ...
COSTANTINO, francesco +3 more
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Failure Mode, Effects and Criticality Analysis (FMECA) is one of the most used tool for identifying and evaluating failure modes of mechanical systems, in order to enhance reliability and safety of simple components or even complex systems. Despite of being widely applied, this tool presents some limitations on problem solving, like the impossibility ...
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Multisignal modeling for diagnosis, FMECA, and reliability
SMC'98 Conference Proceedings. 1998 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics (Cat. No.98CH36218), 2002Multisignal modeling methodology is a simple and efficient knowledge representation scheme that captures the basic attributes of a system (structure, specifications, etc.) that are obtainable from design data and product specifications. QSI's TEAMS toolset employs multisignal modeling for testability analysis, test program set development, onboard ...
Somnath Deb +4 more
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An FMECA-based approach to process analysis
International Journal of Process Management and Benchmarking, 2006This paper presents a new methodological approach named 'Dysfunction Mode and Effects Critical Analysis' (DMECA) to determine and analyse possible dysfunctions in complex management processes. The proposed approach is conceptually derived from the Failure Mode Effect and Criticality Analysis (FMECA) technique.
BERTOLINI M. +2 more
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FMECA Control for Software Development
29th Annual International Computer Software and Applications Conference (COMPSAC'05), 2006This paper presents a brief overview of current work at the University of Louisville toward the use of systems engineering methodologies for control of the software engineering process. While this work is still in its initial stages, the methodologies for failure modes, effects and criticality analysis seem to be particularly appropriate.
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