Process Failure Mode Effect Analysis (FMEA) Quiz
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What is the main focus of Process Failure Mode Effect Analysis (FMEA)?

  • Identifying and evaluating potential failure modes and their causes (correct)
  • Carrying out corrective actions to reduce failures
  • Studying the consequences of failures
  • Prioritizing actions to eliminate potential failures
  • How are failures prioritized in FMEA?

  • According to the seriousness of their consequences, frequency, and detectability (correct)
  • Based on their impact on product quality
  • According to their impact on customer satisfaction
  • Based on the ease of corrective actions
  • What does 'failure modes' refer to in the context of FMEA?

  • Ways in which something might fail (correct)
  • Corrective actions to reduce failures
  • The causes of failures
  • Consequences of failures
  • What is the purpose of assessing risk in FMEA?

    <p>To prioritize actions that could eliminate potential failures</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How does FMEA contribute to product quality improvement over time?

    <p>By identifying, evaluating, and carrying out corrective actions for failures</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Process Failure Mode Effect Analysis (FMEA)

    • The main focus of FMEA is to identify and evaluate potential failures in a process, product, or service, and to prioritize them based on their severity, occurrence, and detection.

    Failure Prioritization

    • Failures are prioritized in FMEA using the Risk Priority Number (RPN), which is a numerical value calculated by multiplying the severity, occurrence, and detection ratings of a failure.

    Failure Modes

    • In the context of FMEA, 'failure modes' refer to the ways in which a process, product, or service can fail to meet its intended function or performance.

    Risk Assessment

    • The purpose of assessing risk in FMEA is to identify and mitigate potential failures that could have a significant impact on the process, product, or service, and to ensure that adequate controls are in place to prevent or minimize their occurrence.

    Product Quality Improvement

    • FMEA contributes to product quality improvement over time by identifying and addressing potential failures, which helps to reduce defects, improve reliability, and increase customer satisfaction.

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