D-FMEA, P-FMEA, S-FMEA, C-FMEA, R-FMEA, or maybe FMECA or FMEDA? Discover the types of FMEA analyses and their applications.
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FMEA analysis has its origins in the 1940s. Learn about the interesting history and current standards.
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The distinction between the terms rework, repair, and modification is crucial in customer-supplier relations.
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P-FMEA is a failure mode and effects analysis in the production process. Correct implementation of this method improves quality of products.
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The P-diagram (parameter diagram) is a very useful tool used as part of the D-FMEA to improve the analysis.
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D-FMEA is a method of risk assessment in product (or service) design that focuses on causes related to product characteristics.
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