chapter 10 Quality and safety Flashcards

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factor of safety definition

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the safety margin (factor) that the designer has allowed for in the design above that which the product or component would normally be expected to withstand

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tolerance definition

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the degree of which products may vary from their normal size, components are designed with a degree of tolerance which is acceptable for the parts to still fit together and still function

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why testing is important

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to avoid expensive recalls, ensure consistency/ quality of the product, to avoid bad pr, to ensure the product is capable of doing what they were designed to do

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importance of statistical testing

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testing is performed by computers which makes 100% inspections possible, data can be immediately feedback, reduces failure in the system

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inspection definition

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examination of product to determine if it meets the specified design standards e.g. dimensions, surface, finish and structure

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3 risks with tools and machines

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danger of cutting your self, loose clothes or hair getting caught in machines, loose debris getting in your eye

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3 ways to prevent risks with tools and machines

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make sure all guards are in place and wear gloves, wear an apron and tie hair back, wear safety goggles

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