FMEA Detection - Useful?

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FMEA Detection – Useful?

Abstract

Carl and Fred discuss a reader question about assessing risk related to detection, as part of FMEA procedure, specifically its usefulness and application.

Key Points

Join Carl and Fred as they discuss FMEA detection in FMEA.

Topics include:

• What is FMEA detection?
• How is FMEA detection assessed in FMEA?
• What is the value of FMEA detection?
• What is the consequence if FMEA detection is not used as part of FMEA procedure?
• What is difference between detection during product development and detection in service?
• Why does high likelihood of detection get a low score in detection risk assessment?
• FMEA Detection rating guides both design improvement and testing improvement
• Supplemental FMEA for Monitoring and System Response
• What is Criticality in FMEA?
• RPN flaw and how is it adddressed
• What if all tests are passed yet there is substantial warranty problems? What does that say about detection risk?
• Cultural issues can impede solving detection problems
• Severity and occurrence can be more important then detection; consider Action Priority

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