Reliability Integration Across the Product Life Cycle

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Presentation given at the 2005 Applied Reliability Symposium

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ARS 2005ARS 2005San Diego, California, USASan Diego, California, USA

Track #, Session #Track #, Session #

Reliability Integration AcrossReliability Integration Across the Product Life Cycle the Product Life Cycle

Fred Schenkelberg & Mike SilvermanOps A La Carte LLC

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Introduction Introduction

“Reliability? Oh, that’s 50,000 hour MTBF!”

“We design for a 5 year life.”

“Every project passes HALT, no problem.”

A successful product reliability program is the collection of goals, plans, tools, and skills focused on the cost effective & timely creation of products that meet business objectives.

“Reliability? Oh, that’s 50,000 hour MTBF!”

“We design for a 5 year life.”

“Every project passes HALT, no problem.”

A successful product reliability program is the collection of goals, plans, tools, and skills focused on the cost effective & timely creation of products that meet business objectives.

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AgendaAgenda

Introduction & AgendaOverviewReliability GoalsReliability PlanSpecific Tools

FMEA & HALT Prediction & ALT

IntegrationWrap-up

Introduction & AgendaOverviewReliability GoalsReliability PlanSpecific Tools

FMEA & HALT Prediction & ALT

IntegrationWrap-up

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Overview Overview

GoalPlan

FMEA Prediction HALT ALT

VerificationReview

GoalPlan

FMEA Prediction HALT ALT

VerificationReview

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Overview Overview

GoalPlan

FMEA Prediction HALT ALT

VerificationReview

GoalPlan

FMEA Prediction HALT ALT

VerificationReview

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Overview Overview

GoalPlan

FMEA Prediction HALT ALT

VerificationReview

GoalPlan

FMEA Prediction HALT ALT

VerificationReview

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VocabularyVocabulary

ReliabilityGoalPlanFMEAHALTPredictionALT

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ReliabilityGoalPlanFMEAHALTPredictionALT

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Reliability GoalReliability Goal

1. Function2. Probability3. Duration4. Environment5. Customer Expectation

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1. Function2. Probability3. Duration4. Environment5. Customer Expectation

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Reliability Goal - HowReliability Goal - How

Business objectives Warranty period Useful or expected functional life

What is it supposed to do?

Where and under what conditions?

Estimated cost of product failure

Business objectives Warranty period Useful or expected functional life

What is it supposed to do?

Where and under what conditions?

Estimated cost of product failure

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Reliability PlanReliability Plan

Goals, apportionment and metrics

Selected tools for discoverySelected tools for analysisSelected tools for verification

Procurement activities and critical partsField service, maintenance, call centers

Goals, apportionment and metrics

Selected tools for discoverySelected tools for analysisSelected tools for verification

Procurement activities and critical partsField service, maintenance, call centers

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Reliability PlanReliability Plan Engineering Review

Subsystem ALTs& drop testing

Revise Apportion Targets and Gaps

Update FMEA

HALT Competitive Teardown

DOE (if needed)

Derating Analysis

Improve Design (Prototype #3 or

Production)

HALT Benchtop Lifecycle testing

Final System Reliability Analysis

Review Results

Competitive HALT

Determine Reliability Targets

Apportion Target & Determine Gaps

Improve Design (Prototype #2)

Establish Control Plans

Identity CTQ

Monitor Metrics

Product Launch Monitor CTQ

parameters

Initial Design (Prototype #1)

HALT

Initial Design FMEA

Reliability Demonstration

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