Curriculum
- 7 Sections
- 29 Lessons
- 2 Days
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- Introduction to Dependent Failure Analysis (DFA)4
- Key Principles in DFA6
- 2.1Definitions and applications of independence and interference in failure analysis.
- 2.2Explanation of how these concepts contribute to system resilience.
- 2.3Understanding how dependency, interference, and independence affect failure rates and system reliability
- 2.4Identifying interference-related issues within automotive systems.
- 2.5Real-life Examples: Interference issues in auto components, such as electrical interference affecting electronic systems.
- 2.6Interactive Element: Analyze interference risks within a hypothetical auto component system.
- Relationship Between DFA, Freedom from Interference, and Independence4
- 3.1Key interactions between DFA, freedom from interference, and system independence.
- 3.2Explore these relationships and their combined impact on system reliability.
- 3.3Examples of dependencies that could introduce vulnerabilities in auto systems.
- 3.4Case study: The impact of dependency in automotive parts, such as suspension systems.
- Steps in Conducting a Dependent Failure Analysis4
- Common Cause Failure (CCF)4
- 5.1Definitions, examples, and causes, with an emphasis on identifying and mitigating CCF risks.
- 5.2Examples: Automotive Manufacturing Areas where CCF is most likely to impact operations.
- 5.3Case study: How CCF affected real auto manufacturing setups.
- 5.4Interactive Simulation: Groups identify potential common causes for failure in a hypothetical system.
- Cascading Failure5
- 6.1Definition, causes, and prevention strategies specific to automotive component systems.
- 6.2Recognizing interconnected risks in multi-component systems.
- 6.3Examples: Automotive Chain reactions triggered by one component failure impacting multiple systems.
- 6.4Case study: Cascading failures in automotive manufacturing.
- 6.5Interactive Simulation: Participants work through a cascading failure scenario in a hypothetical auto manufacturing context.
- Conclusion and Q&A2