Improving the reliability of electronic paper display using FMEA and Taguchi methods: A case study

Su, Chao; Lin, Hung‐Chun; Teng, Po Wen; Yang, Taho

doi:10.1016/j.microrel.2014.02.015

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“…Villacourt [13] describes this approach in relation to the semiconductor industry. The RPN is calculated for each failure mode according to the following equation [5,6,13,14]:…”

Section: The Fmea Processmentioning

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Failure mode and effect analysis for photovoltaic systems

Colli

2015

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

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“…Villacourt [13] describes this approach in relation to the semiconductor industry. The RPN is calculated for each failure mode according to the following equation [5,6,13,14]:…”

Section: The Fmea Processmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This work represents part of the background investigations needed to develop a probabilistic risk analysis (PRA) for PV systems [4], to investigate safety-related and energy-production-related risks. For this reason, the FMEA has been preferred to other methods, such as Taguchi [5,6].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Failure mode and effect analysis for photovoltaic systems

Colli

2015

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

118

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“…The aim of the FMEA is to identify defects in detail and analyze all nonconformities that occur in a product or process. The effective Using the fmea method as a response to a customer complaint: a case study implementation of the method reduces the costs of elimination of defects, which increase exponentially in subsequent processes of product implementation (Su et al, 2014;Liu et al, 2015;Aized at al., 2020;Sotoodeh, 2020).…”

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Using the fmea method as a response to a customer complaint: a case study

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G&T

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One of the most popular quality management methods is FMEA (Failure mode and effects analysis), which is used to analyze the risk of defects in the product or process in order to eliminate them even before they occur. Its effective implementation reduces the costs of elimination of defects, which increase exponentially in subsequent processes of product implementation. FMEA is most often used where highly complex products are manufactured or where production is a multi-stage process and many departments are involved. The aim of the article was to use the PFMEA to assess the quality of window guides and to improve their quality. This analysis was carried out based on complaints of the main business partner and helped to indicate the main cause for the complaint, identify the corrective actions and check the effectiveness of the proposed corrective actions. The analysis helped avoid similar problems in related products produced on the same production line.

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“…It has been well regarded as a beneficial and prominent tool in assessing potential failures and preventing their occurrence [6], rendering both qualitative and quantitative measures to prioritize the prohibition order of failures and their effects towards the quality of products/service [7]. Consequently, the execution of FMEA has been long deployed in diverse industries, such as automotive [8][9][10][11], nuclear, electronics [12,13], chemistry [14,15], lead-free solder control plan [16], sugar mill boiler [17], fuel cells [18], paper [19], metal forming [4], tanker equipment [20], waste [21,22], Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points audition [23], households [24], engineering systems [25], energy plants [26][27][28], medical devices [29], pharmacy [30][31][32], health care services [33][34][35][36][37][38], e-commerce [39], management [40][41][42][43], software [44], electronic paper display [45], and product design [46,47].…”

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Extended FMEA for Sustainable Manufacturing: An Empirical Study in the Non-Woven Fabrics Industry

2016

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Abstract:Failure modes and effects analysis (FMEA) substantially facilitates the efforts of industrial manufacturers in prioritizing failures that require corrective actions to continuously improve product quality. However, the conventional approach fails to provide satisfactory explanation of the aggregate effects of a failure from different perspectives such as technical severity, economic severity, and production capacity in some practical applications. To fulfill the existing gap in the FMEA literature, this paper proposes an extension by considering associated quality cost and the capability of failure detection system as additional determinants to signify the priority level for each failure mode. The quality cost and capacity are considered as key factors for sustainable survival and development of an industrial manufacturer in the fierce competition market these days. The performance of the extended scheme was tested in an empirical case at a non-woven fabrics manufacturer. Analytical results indicate that the proposed approach outperforms the traditional one and remarkably reduces the percentage of defective fabrics from about 2.41% before the trial period to 1.13%,thus significantly reducing wastes and increasing operation efficiency, thereby providing valuable advantages to improve organizational competition power for their sustainable growth.

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Improving the reliability of electronic paper display using FMEA and Taguchi methods: A case study

Cited by 23 publications

References 13 publications

Failure mode and effect analysis for photovoltaic systems

Failure mode and effect analysis for photovoltaic systems

Using the fmea method as a response to a customer complaint: a case study

Extended FMEA for Sustainable Manufacturing: An Empirical Study in the Non-Woven Fabrics Industry

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