Failure Modes Effects Analysis

Failure Modes Effects Analysis (FMEA) is an approach for identifying the possible failures in a design, product, or service. The FMEA process is used by many design teams to examine and improve their system architecture. In some commercial industries, a FMEA is required as a part of the product certification prior to product release.
This webinar will examine an approach for extending the model-based schema to capture key elements of the FMEA, failures and causes, and methods for relating the elements to the system design. Once a structure for capturing this information is provided, the webinar will examine options for ordering the failure modes and consequences based on occurrence and detectability, and options for producing FMEA reports.
Note: This webinar has GENESYS-related content.

[@TheRms2012]

Hi Ron, thanks for this fantastic explanation on FMEA, one of the best part of this video is the relation which Ron has established between model and the output expected from the model during FMEA.I don't know how these useful videos are lost in to the dark data space of KZbin, thanks again and pardon my English.

[@bonginkosiemmanuelndaba5105]

Thanks a lot. Approved from South Africa

[@user-he5ps6cx6v]

I want ask you What are the components of FMEA ??