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This project (Define Phase Only) is submitted by Advance Innovation Group student to reduce leakage rate on MIG welding of compressor. Reason to select this project was repeated customer complaints of leakage from Seam welding that was very high at the same time repairing & replacement cost was also very high. Purpose of this project to help students getting confidence in preparing project charter (Business Case, Problem Statement or Opportunity Statement, Goal Statement, Project Scope, Milestone, Team), ARMI, Communication Plan, SIPOC and detailed process flow. Additionally, it is advisable that you also visit and subscribe Advance Innovation Group Blog (http://advanceinnovationgroup.com/blog) for more Lean Six Sigma Projects, Case Studies on Lean Six Sigma, Lean Six Sigma Videos, Lean Six Sigma Discussions, Lean Six Sigma Jobs etc.
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DMAIC
Project Name : Seam Welding Leak & PuncherProject Owner : S.N. Dwivedi
Smarter Solution through Six Sigma
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Project Progress Overview
D1. Map Project
D2. Approve Project
M1. CTQ Characteristics& Standards
M2. Measurement System Analysis
M3. Data Collection
A1. Baseline Process
A2. Performance Objective
A3. Identify Drivers of Variation
I1. Screen for Vital Xs
I2. Screen for vital Xs
I3. Define Improved Process
C1. MSA on Xs
C2. Improved Process Capability
C3. Establish Control Plan
Key Deliverables: • List of Customer(s) and
Project CTQs• Team Charter• High Level Process Map
(COPIS)• CAP Plan (Optional)• Preliminary CBA, if
applicable
• QFD / CTQ Tree• Operational definition,
Specification limits, target, defect definition for Project Y(s)
• Data Collection Plan• Measurement System
Analysis
• Baseline of Current
Process Performance• Normality Test • Statistical Goal
Statement for Project• List of Statistically
Significant Xs
• List of Vital Few Xs• Transfer Function(s)• Optimal Settings for
Xs• Confirmation
Runs/Results• Tolerances on Vital
Few Xs
• MSA Results on Xs• Post Improvement
Capability• Statistical Confirmation
of Improvements • Process Control Plan• Process Owner Signoff• Final CBA, if applicable
Tollgates:Planned
Completed
10/June/2010 11/March/2010 mm/dd/yyyy mm/dd/yyyy mm/dd/yyyy
XXXXXX 15/March/2010 mm/dd/yyyy mm/dd/yyyy mm/dd/yyyy
Steps:
Tools: Survey Focus Groups Interviews ARMI, Stakeholder
Analysis In/Out of Frame Threat vs. Opportunity
Matrix Other ______________
Data Collection Plan Continuous Gage R&R Attribute Gage R&R Sample Size Calculator Other ______________
Basic Statistics Histogram Dot Plots Box and Whisker Plots Run Charts Normality Testing Continuous/Discrete Zst, Zlt Benchmarking Detailed Process Mapping Moments of Truth Nature of Work Flow of Work Fishbone Hypothesis Testing Regression Analysis Other ______________
DOE Pugh Matrix New Process Mapping FMEA on new process Process Modeling /
Simulation Other ______________
Continuous Gauge R&R Discrete Gauge R&R Control Charts Hypothesis Testing CAP Plan Control Plan Other ______________
Define Measure Measure Analyze Analyze Improve Improve Control Control
Overview
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Define
1. Map the Project2. Project Charter3. Terms and Acronyms Used4. ARMI & Communication Plan5. COPIS6. Process Map
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Customer Sample CommentsKey Output Characteristics
Important to Customer (CTQ's)
Mr.
Kumar(Factory
Manager)
Very High in house seam
Welding Leak at Bubble Tank &
customer also not satisfy with
this operation.
Clint satisfaction
through increase
sealing leak PPM
Mr. Jay Prakash
(HOD & DGM
Operation)
Rework & Rejection Cost
increasing due to sealing leak &
puncher trend increasing.
Rejection & Rework
Cost increasing as well
as PPM also.
Bubble Tank (leak
testing) & end
line Users
Welding not as good as
customer demand .
Leak PPM so high
DefineMap the Project
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DMAIC
DIVISON: Tecumseh, Ballabgarh DEPT: Paint Shop & Final Assly DATE: 2.07.2013
PROJECT TITLE:
ELIMINATE SEAM WELDING PUNCHER & REDUCE SEAM WELDING LEAKS (Internal & Customer end)
A) BACKGROUND & REASONS FOR SELECTING THE PROJECT:
Repeated customer complaint of leakage from Seam welding at customer end 30 ppm.
Very High in house Leak rate at Bubble Tank : 11350ppm & puncher - 348ppm
Repairing & Rejection cost so high (Rs.0.27/Compressor)
B) AIM OF THE PROJECT:
Bring down the Leak rate on MIG welding of compressor to 8000ppm & Puncher - 200 ppm
Customer Rejection due to MIG welding failure to Zero ppm
C) CHAMPION'S NAME: D) TEAM LEADER
Jay Prakash S N Dwivedi
E) TEAM MEMBERS:
Manoj Jayant Ramesh Kumar
Saty Narayan Vikram Ramesh Sharma
F) CHARACTERISTICS OF OUTPUT OF PRODUCT/PROCESS & ITS MEASURES
Welding Quality
housing gap not fill complete
4. EXPECTED COST SAVING (IN RS.) -- Rs. 6.2 Lakh
5. MEETING FREQUENCY: WITH CHAMPION WITHOUT CHAMPION
Weekly Alternate Day
INITIALS:
CHARACTERISTICS MEASURES DEFECT DEFINITION
Jay Prakash
Air bubble from Compressor in Leak testing tank
Incomplete welding
Welding uniformity
Leakage
Weld Spatter
S. Saxena
PROJECT LEADER CHAMPION FACTORY MANAGER
S.N. Dwivedi
Project Charter
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In Scope:
Ok compressor from white room , pickup comp. from welding conveyor & load on fixture of welding m/c ,welding gas input , torch position, welding quality, leak test at bubble tank,
Out of Scope:
Leaky compressor supply to customer end.
Welding leak compressor generate at welding m/c.
Business Case: ABC Co.
Paint shop & Final assly.
Problem Statement:
Goal Statement:
Project Charter
Target Date Actual Date
Start Date 02.07.2013 Xxxx
Define 05.07.2013
Measure 12.7.2013
Analyze 25.7.2013
Design 12.8.2013
Verify 20.8.2013
High Level Project Plan
Define
ELIMINATE SEAM WELDING PUNCHER & REDUCE SEAM WELDING LEAKS (Internal & Customer end)
After white room during upper & lower housing welding there will be generate leaks deduct at bubble tank charging 220psi pressure inside the compressor.
Its has been observed in last 2-3 months, Repeated customer complaint of leakage from Seam welding at customer end is 30 ppm.
In Business prospective this is Very High in house Leak rate at Bubble Tank : 11350ppm & puncher - 348ppm.
Bring down the Leak rate on MIG welding of compressor to 8000ppm & Puncher - 200 ppm
Customer Rejection due to MIG welding failure to Zero ppm
Project Owner : Mr. S.N . Dwivedi
Champion : MR. Sanjeev Saxena
Sponsor : Mr. Jai Prakash
MBB : Mr. Paranay
BB : Mr. Vikas
GB : Mr. S.N. Dwivedi
Team Member : Ramesh kumar, Manoj Kumar, Satya narayan, Ramesh sharma, Jayant pahuja,
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DefineSealing Leak
2000
4000
6000
8000
10000
12000
14000
Comp/Day 11153 12467 9651 10558 10609 13344
Target 10000 10000 10000 9000 9000 9000 8000 8000 8000 7500 7500 7500
Jan' 13 Feb' 13 Mar' 13 Apr' 13 May' 13 Jun' 13 Jul' 13 Aug' 13Sept'
13Oct' 13 Nov' 13
Dec' 13
9551
1129
7
2500
5000
7500
10000
12500
YTD- 12 YTD- 13
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Define
348
9676
47 41
0
50
100150
200
250
300
350
400450
500PP
M
SealingPuncher
Tubedamage
Paint inside Waterinside
Housingdamage
Problems
Selection criteria of the Problem
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Definitions:
Indicators Definition
PPMPARTS PER MILLION
FM FACTORY MANAGER
Sr. SENIOR
DGM DEPTY GENERAL MANAGER
Terms and Acronyms Used Define
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Key Stakeholders Define Measure Analyze Improve Control
FACTORY MANAGER
A R I I I
DGM PRODUCTION A, I R A, I M I
SR. MANAGER- QUALITY
A,I A,I A,I M A
MBB R, I R, I R, I
BB M M M
GB M M M
MEMBER (5 M M M
Message Audience Media Who When
PROJECT STATUSSR. MANAGER- QUALITY & DGM
PRODUCTION, MBB, BB,EMAIL S.N. Dwivedi WEEKLY
TOLL GATE REVIEWSR. MANAGER- QUALITY & DGM
PRODUCTION, MBB, BBEMAIL S.N. Dwivedi FORTNIGHTLY
Team Members Meeting
Team Members Morning Meeting S.N. Dwivedi DAILY
When Populating the Stakeholder, consider the ARMI:• A= Approver of team decisions• R= Resource or subject matter expert (ad hoc)• M= Member of team• I= Interested Party who will need to be kept informed
Communication PlanCommunication Plan
DefineARMI WorksheetARMI Worksheet ARMI & Communication Plan
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Customer Output Process
Input Supplier
1. WHO are your primary customers?(From Step A)
2. WHAT does the customer receive? (Think of their CTQ’s)
3. What STEPS are Included in the Process today? (high level)
4. What is provided to START the process?
5. Who PROVIDES the input?
(Who) (Nouns) (Verbs) (Nouns) (Who)
COPIS Define
ESGWeld ShopWhite Room
Process parameter
Lower & Upper housing with internal parts
Mig Wire
Welding Gases
Machine
Operator
Check process parameterLoad compressor on machine
Shut the door
Run machine
Pull up the door
take out the compressor
Welded compressor
Bubble tankLeak testingFinal testingusers
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Process Map Define
Seam welding
Plug removal
Coupler insertion
HP charge into compressor
Bubble testing
Insert earth & terminal plug
Pre treatment
Release HI pressure fittings
Painting
6.60/1
6.25/7 3.30/1 5/2 6.60/2
5.34/1
3.90/16.60/0
Total Man Power = 27
6.58/2
Seam Welding to Dehydration
Insert suction, process, discharge
tube5.81/2
Load on paint
conveyor
5.41/2
Insert internal plug into process tube
Remove external plugs
4.55/26.17/1
Attach dehydrationhoses
6.18/1
Remove hoses
Attach plug & Charge Nitrogen
5.57/16.61/1
Throughput Time : 90.47 sec
Process Flow Chart
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Measure
1. Data Collection Plan2. Measurement System Analysis3. Process Capability
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Y OperationalDefinition
DefectDefinition
PerformanceStandard
Specification Limit
Opportunity
Mode of collecting Data
Y Data Type UnitDecimal to
be Used
Data Base Container
Existing or new data
base
If New when data base would be
ready.
Plan start date for
DCP
Data Collection Plan
Equipment Used for
measurement
Equipment Calibration Information
ResponsibilityAny
Training need
Operator Information
Measure
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Measurement System Analysis
Rule Rule Description Acceptable Result
AR&R % of Tolerance
<10%
B% Contribution (R&R Std deviation)
Smaller than Part-to-part
variance
CNumber of distinct categories
>4
Overall Gage result
Minitab Descriptive Stats
Insert Minitab session window descriptive stats.
For discrete data use the attribute gage study exhibit from Minitab
Measure
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Process Capability Measure
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1. DCP for Potential Xs2. Identify Potential Xs3. DCP for Potential Xs4. Basic Analysis for Project Y5. Checking for Impact of ...... on Y6. Hypothesis Summary7. MSA results of Impacting Factors
Analyse
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Identify Potential Xs Analyse
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DCP for Potential Xs
Potential Cause Type of Data Collection Method
Test to be Used Visualization plot Used
Outlining the Data Collection Steps for Xs
Analyse
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Basic Analysis of Project Y
Randomness Study Randomness Study Normality StudyNormality Study
Randomness & Shape Study
Analyse
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Basic Analysis of Project YStudy Spread and Central Tendency
Spread Study Spread Study Central Tendency StudyCentral Tendency Study
Analyse
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Statistical Interpretation of relationship
Graphical DepictionGraphical Depiction Hypothesis ResultHypothesis Result
Inference :Inference :
Checking for Impact of ……on Y Analyse
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Statistical Interpretation of relationship
Graphical DepictionGraphical Depiction Hypothesis ResultHypothesis Result
Inference :Inference :
Checking for Impact of ……on Y Analyse
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Statistical Interpretation of relationship
Graphical DepictionGraphical Depiction Hypothesis ResultHypothesis Result
Checking for Impact of ……on Y
Inference :Inference :
Analyse
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Statistical Interpretation of relationship
Graphical DepictionGraphical Depiction Hypothesis ResultHypothesis Result
Inference :Inference :
Checking for Impact of ……on Y Analyse
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Statistical Interpretation of relationship
Graphical DepictionGraphical Depiction Hypothesis ResultHypothesis Result
Inference :Inference :
Checking for Impact of ……on Y Analyse
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Hypothesis Summary
Sl. No.
Factor P Value Graphical Tool Used
Inference Next Steps
Summary of Impacting Factors
Analyse
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MSA Results of Impacting FactorsChecking the Validity of the data of the impacting factors
Sl. No.
FactorMSA
Method Used
ResultRCA for Problems
Next Steps
Analyse
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Improve
1. Screening of the Impacting Factors2. Action Plan for Improving the Factors3. Basic Analysis of Improved Y4. Pre–Post Analysis of Project Y5. Pre-Post Analysis of Factor6. Improve Summary – Take Aways
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Screening of the Impacting FactorsPrioritize the Impacting Factors
Improve
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Action Plan for Improving the Factors
# Pain Area Root Cause Improvement IdeaImplementatio
n Owner
Implementation Status
Improve
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Basic Analysis of Improved Y
Randomness Study Randomness Study Normality StudyNormality Study
Randomness, Shape , Spread & Centering Study
Spread Study Spread Study Central Tendency StudyCentral Tendency Study
Improve
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Pre-Post Analysis of Project YStatistical Validation of Impact
Graphical DepictionGraphical Depiction Hypothesis ResultHypothesis Result
Inference :Inference :
Improve
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Pre-Post Analysis of Project YStatistical Validation of Impact
Graphical DepictionGraphical Depiction Hypothesis ResultHypothesis Result
Inference :Inference :
Improve
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Pre-Post Analysis of FactorStatistical Validation of Impact
Graphical DepictionGraphical Depiction Hypothesis ResultHypothesis Result
Inference :Inference :
Improve
04/14/2336
Pre-Post Analysis of FactorStatistical Validation of Impact
Graphical DepictionGraphical Depiction Hypothesis ResultHypothesis Result
Inference :Inference :
Improve
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Pre-Post Analysis of FactorStatistical Validation of Impact
Graphical DepictionGraphical Depiction Hypothesis ResultHypothesis Result
Inference :Inference :
Improve
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Pre-Post Analysis of FactorStatistical Validation of Impact
Graphical DepictionGraphical Depiction Hypothesis ResultHypothesis Result
Inference :Inference :
Improve
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Improve Summary – Take Aways Improve
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1. Control Plan & FMEA on Control Plan2. Time Series Study of Y – Pre & Post3. Control Charts & Inference for Y – Pre & Post4. Basic Analysis of Improved Y5. Establish Process Capability6. Control Charts & Inference (for X1)7. Control Charts & Inference (for X2)8. Cost Benefit Analysis and Sign Off
Control
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Control Plan & FMEA on Control Plan
What’s Controlled Goal/Spec Limits Control MethodWho/What Measures
Where Recorded
Decision Rule /
Corrective Action
SOP
Control
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Time Series Study of Y – Pre & Post Control
04/14/2343
Control Charts & Inference For Y – Pre & Post Control
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Basic Analysis of Improved Y
Randomness Study Randomness Study Normality StudyNormality Study
Randomness, Shape , Spread & Centering Study
Spread Study Spread Study Central Tendency StudyCentral Tendency Study
Control
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Z Bench (Long Term Sigma)
Short Term Sigma(Long Term Sigma +1.5)
Process Capability – Post Implementation
Establish Process Capability Control
04/14/2346
Control Charts & Inference (For X1) Control
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Control Charts & Inference (For X2) Control
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Cost Benefit Analysis & Sign Off
Benefit Source Unit Benefit Units Impacted Total Benefit
Cost Reduction
Enhanced Revenues
Labour Reduction
Decreased Overhead
COPQ Cost Reduction
Control
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What to see more of Want to see less of
Stakeholder Analysis
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Indicators Definition
Terms & Definitions Used
04/14/2352
RASIC