Design for manufacturer and project management Flashcards
Quality assurance procedures to ensure accuracy preproduction
CAD simulations
Working drawings with tolerances
Mockup models and mechanical systems
Client feedback
Peer review
Control check examples
Visual aesthetic checks
Dimension checks
Machine tooling and alignment checks
Assembly checks of multiple components
Quality checks of manufactured finished
Quality assurance
The procedures put in place to reduce waste and ensure manufactured products are produced accurately within a set of acceptable tolerances
Examples of quality assurance policies
Settings specific temperature ranges for product moulding to ensure effective filling of cavities and speeds of calling.
Setting rigid maintenance schedules for machinery to ensure cutters are machining within tolerances.
Only sourcing materials and components from supplies that hold the iso9001 quality management standard
Six sigma
Hey, set of techniques and tools for process improvement which is designed to minimise defects 23.4 in every mill. It requires the implementation of the DMAIC procedure.
Stages of six sigma
Define the issue.
Measure the extent of the issue.
Analyse where the issue occurs.
Improve the issue.
Control the procedures implemented to improve the issue
Waste types
Transport
Inventory
Movement
Waiting
Overproduction
Overprocessing
Defects
Material check examples
Simple visual checks on the materials and data sheet supplied.
Chemical analysis on small volumes of the material checking for levels of moisture or specific elements that may affect the product.
Colours matching may also be required for polymer pigments or paint finishes
Digital measuring devices
Veneer calipers
Micrometre
What are veneer calipers used for?
Measure external internal and depth measurements
What are micrometers used for?
Used on small components high accuracy then the caliper limited to measuring external dimensions usually diameters only
Coordinate measuring machinery
The use of a probe scanner that allows a manufacturer to check a range of pre-defined measurements on a finished component. The accuracy is very high and can be automatically compared against a 3-D cad model and logged on a computer system.