This paper presents a methodology to determine optimal process adjustments, which prevents manufacturing products from failing into in-tolerance fault regions (a subset of No-Fault-Found events) taking into consideration product and process adjustments constraints. The proposed methodology utilizes the design relationship between KPCs and KCCs to determine process functional adjustments. The methodology is illustrated through three product and process design configurations, uncoupled, decoupled and coupled. (C) 2009 CIRP
Part tolerance design is the process to define the optimal values of part functional characteristics...
231 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1987.The manufacturing industry ha...
The procedure for online process control by attributes consists of inspecting a single item at every...
AbstractThis paper proposes a methodology to eliminate or reduce No-Fault-Found (NFF) Product failur...
This paper introduces a methodology for functional capability analysis and optimal process adjustmen...
In multi-station manufacturing systems, the quality of final products is significantly affected by b...
This thesis describes a method that allows tolerances on critical dimensions to be assigned with res...
Corrective actions of product service failures such as warranty and No-Fault-Found is important. Fie...
An optimal approach for process tolerance balancing is presented. The new approach is based on proce...
Tolerance Charting has been used traditionally to find out the working dimensions and allocate produ...
The goal of zero defect manufacturing encompasses both short and long term perspectives. The short t...
The existences of variances that are very difficult to be removed from manufacturing processes provi...
Abstract: Conventional approaches for process planning of manufacturing operations preset fixed proc...
Abstract: In manufacturing process, the quality of final products is significantly affected by both ...
Fault-tolerant control is an essential component in modern process industries as abnormal situations...
Part tolerance design is the process to define the optimal values of part functional characteristics...
231 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1987.The manufacturing industry ha...
The procedure for online process control by attributes consists of inspecting a single item at every...
AbstractThis paper proposes a methodology to eliminate or reduce No-Fault-Found (NFF) Product failur...
This paper introduces a methodology for functional capability analysis and optimal process adjustmen...
In multi-station manufacturing systems, the quality of final products is significantly affected by b...
This thesis describes a method that allows tolerances on critical dimensions to be assigned with res...
Corrective actions of product service failures such as warranty and No-Fault-Found is important. Fie...
An optimal approach for process tolerance balancing is presented. The new approach is based on proce...
Tolerance Charting has been used traditionally to find out the working dimensions and allocate produ...
The goal of zero defect manufacturing encompasses both short and long term perspectives. The short t...
The existences of variances that are very difficult to be removed from manufacturing processes provi...
Abstract: Conventional approaches for process planning of manufacturing operations preset fixed proc...
Abstract: In manufacturing process, the quality of final products is significantly affected by both ...
Fault-tolerant control is an essential component in modern process industries as abnormal situations...
Part tolerance design is the process to define the optimal values of part functional characteristics...
231 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1987.The manufacturing industry ha...
The procedure for online process control by attributes consists of inspecting a single item at every...