13. Design For Manufacture And Project Management Flashcards

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How can you plan for accuracy and efficiency ?

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  • pre production quality assurance
  • clear production schedule with deadlines and appropriate QC inspections
  • car simulations, a variety of modelling techniques and cost calculations
  • working drawings with tolerances
  • non destructive testing and destructive testing
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What may be used to ensure accuracy in small scale production ?

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  • measuring devices such as gauges and callipers
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What may be used to ensure accuracy in medium scale production ?

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  • jigs and fixtures required for consistency within the batch
  • sophisticated measuring devices
  • highly accurate cnc machinery may be used
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What may be used to ensure accuracy in large scale production ?

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  • sample testing of dimensions and other important elements during and after manufacture
  • mould replacement cycle to deal with inevitable wear due to heavy use
  • measuring methods that do not require high levels of operating skills :
    Computerised systems
    Go/ no go gauges
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Procedures to ensure products are right the first time and every time ?

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  • pre production cad modelling ( check fit and assembly )
  • fea ( finite element analysis ) - check stresses
  • mfa ( mould flow analysis ) predict material flow within moulding machine
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What are project management systems ?

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  • total quality management
  • scrum
  • six sigma
    CPA
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What is total quality management ( TQM )

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Aims to remove waste and make products right the diary time by continuous improvement
- workforce’s views, feedback and teamwork and communication are highly prioritised

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What is meant by scrum ?

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  • main focus is to work as a steam to reach goals in a short time scale
  • team goals are specified and individual feedback progress at daily update meetings
  • regularity of feedback meetings facilitates quick response to issues that arise
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What is meant by sisx sigma ?

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  • system process improvement to reduce defects to fewer than 3.4 in every million
  • procedure minitors asses and improves each stage of design and manufacture
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What are the 5 key stages of six sigma ?

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  • dmaic
    D - define issue requiring improvement
    M - measure extent of issue
    A - analyse where measured issue occurs
    I - improve by introducing
    C - control the modified proceesss through effective questionaire
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What is cpa ?

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Critical path analysis
- schedule efficient completion of process stages
- a sequential order of tasks is established for a project or process
- unnecessary waiting time can be identified
- paralleled processing opportunities can then be exploited for maximum efficiency

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What is quality control ?

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The monitoring , checking and testing of quality assurance tolerance conformity throughout production

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How can compliance of materials with the manufacturer’s specification checked ?

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  • simple visual checks
  • chemical analysis of samples ( moisture content or chemical composition )
  • colour matching for pigments or paints
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How can dimensional accuracy be checked ?

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  • use of digital measuring devices such as micrometers and digital vernier calipers
  • interval sample testing
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What is tolerance ?

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The level of accuracy acceptable in a particular situation
- depends on the material used for parts as well as their size and function

  • components not within tolerance are rejected by QA and QC measures
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What are tolerances important ?

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  • when interchangeability of parts is required
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How are tolerances expressed ?

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X +_ Y

X is the exact size required and y is the allowable error

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What is used to check specific tolerances in mass- production ?

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Go/ no go gauge

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How is a gauge made ?

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With minimum and maximum dimensions for ease of use

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What is a go / no go gauge better than tools such as a vernier calliper and micrometer ?

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  • a specific reading is not required to see if it is suitable and no reed for calibrating tools
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What is a go/ no go gauge ?

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  • they check a single measurement for tolerance range , with a pass or fail reading
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What are ways to check for accuracy ?

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  • go / nogo gauge
  • micrometer and vernier calliper to take readings
  • probe scanners
  • laser scanners
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How can probe scanners be used to check for quality control ?

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  • probe scanners can check predefined measurements of a finished components.

They are highly accurate with automatic comparison with computer 3d cad model

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How can non contact lasers be used to check quality control ?

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Lasers can scan 1000 of readings per second with a greater accuracy

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How can cmm machinery be used to check tooling accuracy for quality control ?
- check tooling for qa took change procedures
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What are positives of using vernicallipers and micrometers ?
- ‘flexible ‘ measuring tools - facilitating dimensional accuracy checks in a range of situations