DFMEA Explained !! Understand in easy steps.

[@YonzJunaedz]

Very interesting DFMEA Explanation. Wonderful Upload. Very nice and exciting video sharing my dear friend. Thank you so much has shared this with us. 💙💚💛 My best wishes always for you 💖

[@ProdacLabs]

Thank you dear friend....will see you soon

[@favelabautista]

Amazing content, so useful, keep it up my dear friend

[@ProdacLabs]

Thank you so much.

[@Admin_REX]

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[@ProdacLabs]

Sure ..will do that...thank you for your support

[@fil-amsimplelifetexas1080]

Thank you for another great subject matter. Have a great week ahead

[@ProdacLabs]

Thank you so much

[@walk-in-japan-4k]

Great explanation. Nice video Thank you for sharing

[@ListenToLearn_J]

p diagram, b diagram and its role, also after taking action what happened to sev, oc and detection? informations are missing

[@ProdacLabs]

Hi it's not missing however i have purposely not added those details in this video. Will try to bring another video to explain about those things separately. Thanks for letting me know.

[@Rayn.YouTube]

Hello Sir, This is really good and helpful content. You have explained it in very simple way with template which makes me understand this concept very easily. Thanks.

[@ProdacLabs]

Thank you Ganesh.

[@FunColorArt]

Wow...Wow very nice,👍 Keep it up!...I'm waiting for you at my place too, it would help me a lot!😍

[@ProdacLabs]

Thank you for your kind feedback...coming soon 😍

[@rajeshparmar5472]

Wonderful.... Amazing.... Thanks for clearing all the doubts... It's very worthy, usefull and easy to understand.... Sir kindly make one video on Severity, Occurance and detection rating please.

[@ProdacLabs]

Sure Rajesh...will do that.

[@LifeTogether000]

This is good video very interesting very informative

[@abhayawasthi9345]

Sir, when we are at design/proto stage, hw can we find occurance when sample lot yet to be produced?

[@ProdacLabs]

Hi Abhay, you can figure out failure modes from your design itself. Need not to wait for physical samples to be produced. As u can see in my example. I just used a CAD model to explain entire process.

[@ProdacLabs]

And refer to tables for respective values of parameters.

[@DavidBONG-MYSG]

Excellent sharing of DFMEA concept. I used more FMEA apart of control plan etc. Great sharing. Like 84 and stay connected always 👍👍👍🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@ProdacLabs]

Glad that it useful....see you soon

[@ChânLýHay]

So beautiful video always connect you

[@ProdacLabs]

Thank you...will see you too

[@hadikhan-fw6kp]

Informative thanks for sharing

[@gemink576]

Well explained....thank you for your great effort

[@travelsinsidecambodia]

Thanks for sharing it my dear friend

[@makucokdiinggris4114]

well explained and very informative

[@LiamBoyDutchFilipino]

handy program to run and to use, thanks for the clear explanations

[@HassanAli-of9nv]

great explanation

[@ProdacLabs]

Thank you and glad if its helpful

[@mentalrelaxationpr1130]

Nice video , thank you for sharing !

[@Vision267]

how to improve rpn?

[@ProdacLabs]

Hi, RPN is a product of detection, occurrence and severity. You need to drop these parameters to improve your RPN. Severity is a predefined metrix so you can play around with detection and occurence.

[@Sekarjagad3281]

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[@ProdacLabs]

Thank you Mba Kiki 😘😘

[@leerontaimusic]

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[@ashishmahadik2004]

Good explanation...

[@titajoerg]

Thanks for sharing..It is really useful..like 92

[@ProdacLabs]

Thank you...see you soon

[@tarunkuril813]

Thank you sir

[@ProdacLabs]

Welcome

[@praveenpulse2711]

Sir ,I want that dfmea document/PDF

[@ProdacLabs]

Hello, Thanks for your feedback. You may download the DFMEA spreadsheet from the prodaclabs google drive. Given below is the link: drive.google.com/drive/u/2/folders/1JqXIQ3mc6uJW4ePB0VfKtqJwRxGaHntX Cheers !!

[@rajeshparmar5472]

@@ProdacLabs Thank you so much sir for clearing all my doubt. Sir before the Video i had many doubt but you cleared all my confusion. Thank you so much heartly❣️❣️❣️ Sir I need Excel file, kindly share with me....

[@jeropetualang6960]

Good 👍

[@JKSliceOfLife68]

Well done friend

[@debanandasahu7634]

Hi .. At the start of the video you told, that this analysis has to be done at the time of Design , and when in the Occurance stage you are saying it will be done at Prototype stage . Something is not in a systmatic way for presentation . I thing you should present how you got the predefined ranking table , how you derived this table and the numbers . I thing this video need more clarification with proper explanation. Thanks .

[@ProdacLabs]

Hi Debananda, thanks for watching the video and your comment. Just to answer your question, prototyping is part of design phase itself. Infact design phase keeps on going till you release your product for product build. Which means you have to fix all your possible failure modes before you launch the product for production. Hope that answers your question.

[@catatannatnataustralia7158]

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[@designfluky6762]

In detection, The weightage would be low because we can detect the sliding fit by doing assembly of the parts

[@ProdacLabs]

Hi, detection numbers are high because it can be detected easily. When failure is there and can not be detected easily then it's kept low.

[@ajitr28]

@prodaclabs When the issue is detected easily then it’s good for us and hence the rating should be low . If the issue is hard to detect, then it’s hard to resolve it. So the detection rating should be high. You can go thru the rating section once again

[@swayamgandhi383]

@@ProdacLabsplease refer the detection ranking table again

[@Furtadofamily]

This is an informative content and thank you for sharing with us this amazing tutorial .

[@DianaAventureira]

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[@ProdacLabs]

Thank you

[@zubairshaikh7093]

Thankyou!

[@mohitjoc25]

Make more creo tutorials...

[@ProdacLabs]

Sure ...

[@aabdev]

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