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Bo Bergman

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A Robustness Approach to Reliability

2012

Reliability of products is here regarded with respect to failure avoidance rather than probability of failure. To avoid failures, we emphasize variation and suggest some powerful tools for handling failures due to variation. Thus, instead of technical calculation of probabilities from data that usually are too weak for correct results, we emphasize the statistical thinking that puts the designers focus on the critical product functions. Making the design insensitive to unavoidable variation is called robust design and is handled by (i) identification and classification of variation, (ii) design of experiments to find robust solutions, and (iii) statistically based estimations of proper safe…

Engineeringbusiness.industryDesign of experimentsProbabilistic logicManagement Science and Operations ResearchStandard deviationReliability engineeringRobust designStatistical thinkingRobustness (computer science)Partial derivativeSafety Risk Reliability and QualitybusinessFailure mode and effects analysisQuality and Reliability Engineering International
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Variation Mode and Effect Analysis: a Practical Tool for Quality Improvement

2006

This paper describes a statistically based engineering method, variation mode and effect analysis (VMEA), that facilitates an understanding of variation and highlights the product/process areas in which improvement efforts should be targeted. An industrial application is also described to illustrate how the VMEA can be used for quality improvement purposes. Copyright © 2006 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

EngineeringQuality managementEffect analysisbusiness.industryMethod engineeringMode (statistics)Management Science and Operations ResearchIndustrial engineeringProcess areaRobust designVariation (linguistics)robust designvariation managementProduct (category theory)Safety Risk Reliability and Qualitybusinesskey product characteristicnoise factorQuality and Reliability Engineering International
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