13 - Design for manufacture and project management Flashcards

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What is quality assurance?

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Procedures and policies that ensure the product is made correctly each time

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What does the use of effective quality assurance procedures do?

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Reduce the number of quality control issues and rejects

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Name 4 project management systems

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  • Total Quality Management (TQM)
  • Scrum
  • Six Sigma
  • Critical Path Analysis (CPA)
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Outline Total quality management (TQM)

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  • Aims to reduce waste and make product right the first time by continuous improvement
  • Improves quality assurance by harnessing workforce expertise
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Outline Scrum as a project management system

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  • Also known as agile manufacture
  • Working in a team to reach goals in short timescale ‘sprints’
  • Team goals and feedback is given regularly in order to facilitate quick responses
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Give a general explanation of Six sigma

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  • A system for process improvement that reduces defects to few than 3.4 defects in every million
  • The procedure monitors, assesses, and improves each stage of design and manufacture
  • DMAIC - 5 stages
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What are 5 stages of the project management system six sigma?

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D - Define the issue requiring improvement
M - Measure the extent of the issue
A - Analyse where the measured issues occur
I - Improve by introducing rectification procedures
C - Control the modified procedures through effective quality assurance

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What is Critical path analysis?

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  • A method to schedule efficient manufacture
  • An order tasks is established
  • Parallel processing opportunities can then be exploited for maximum efficiency
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Outline the use of a go/no go gauge as a specific quality control method

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  • Check a single measurement for tolerance range
  • Will give a pass/fail reading
  • Made with minimum and maximum dimensions which makes it easier to use
  • Fast process as results do not need to be interpreted
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Outline the use of laser or probe scanning and measuring as a specific quality control method

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  • Coordinate measuring machinery is used (CMM)
    -Probe scanner check predetermined measurements against a computer 3D CAD model
  • Non contact lasers can scan thousands of reading per second for greater accuracy
  • CMM is used to check tooling accuracy for QA tool change procedures
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11
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Name 2 digital measuring devices

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  • Vernier calipers
  • Micrometers
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12
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What is the accuracy of vernier calipers?

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0.02 mm

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What is the accuracy of micrometres?

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generally 0.01 mm, however some can be 0.001 mm

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