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An Eight Step Process For Finding The Root Cause To A Failure

This document is an introduction chapter to a failure analysis training course. The course overview lists topics that will be covered including introduction, managing failure analysis, metallurgy, principles of fractures, wear, and application to components. The course aims to strengthen failure analysis abilities and improve customer effectiveness. Responsible parties for failures include the factory, dealer, and customer. The factory is responsible for design, materials, workmanship, and problem identification. Indicators of potential failures include unusual sounds, vibration, consumption issues, and short component life. The goal is to repair components before complete failure.

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An Eight Step Process For Finding The Root Cause To A Failure

This document is an introduction chapter to a failure analysis training course. The course overview lists topics that will be covered including introduction, managing failure analysis, metallurgy, principles of fractures, wear, and application to components. The course aims to strengthen failure analysis abilities and improve customer effectiveness. Responsible parties for failures include the factory, dealer, and customer. The factory is responsible for design, materials, workmanship, and problem identification. Indicators of potential failures include unusual sounds, vibration, consumption issues, and short component life. The goal is to repair components before complete failure.

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Lion DVD AFA I CHAPTER: Introduction

An Eight Step Process for Finding


the Root Cause to a failure

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Course Overview

• Introduction
• Managing Failure Analysis
• Principles of Metallurgy Monday
• Principles of Wear
• Principles of Fracture
• Visual Examination
• Application to Components Tue - Fri

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Course Purpose

1. Strengthen Failure Analysis


Ability

2. Improve Effectiveness with


customers

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Course Overview

1. Introduction
2. Managing Failure Analysis
3. Metallurgy
4. Principles of Fractures
5. Principles of Wear
6. Application to Components

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Who is the responsible Party

1. Factory

2. Dealer

3. Customer

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The Factory is responsible for

• Proper design of the product


• Strength and quality of material used
• Workmanship in production of the product
• Problem identification and correction

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The Dealer is responsible for

•Sales
•Service
•Proper application
•Problem identification

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The Customer is responsible for

•Operation
•Maintenance
•Proper application
•Assist in Problem identification

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Indicators

• Unusual Sounds • Hard Starting


• SOS Results • High or Low Exhaust –
• Exhaust Smoke Coolant temperature
• • Oil Seal Leaks/Blow-by
Vibration
• • Coolant Loss
Oil Consumption
• • Short Component Life
Fuel Consumption
• • Other
Low Power

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Our Goal is:

Repair Before Failure

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Challenge

• What Caused the Problem


• Best Corrective Action

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