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The Link Between DFMEA and Control Plans

A natural link exists between FMEAs and Control Plans.

The purpose of a Control Plan is to:

Minimize variation
Provide a structured approach for control
Establish an effective reaction plan
Document and communicate failures and successes
Enhance customer satisfaction


The primary reason for developing a Control Plan from a DFMEA is to use the DFMEA for setting process control procedures and identifying primary control points in the production process

 A Control Plan linked to the DFMEA provides a structured documentation and communication vehicle for the process control group.

Key components of a Control Plan include the:

The control factor.
Specifications and tolerances of control factors.
Measurement system or technique.
Sample size and sample frequency.
Control method.
Reaction plan.


Control Plan

Control Factor

Spec/Tolerance

Measure Tech.

Sample Size

Sample Freq.

Control Method

Reaction Plan


       

 

 

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