IEC 60812:2018, Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA and FMECA)¶
International Electrotechnical Commission. (2018). IEC 60812:2018, Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA and FMECA).
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Primes¶
- Coverage / Reachability
- Failure-mode and effects analysis: every documented failure mode has at least one mitigating control; an uncovered mode is a gap in the safety case.
This sourceStandard for FMEA, requiring that every documented failure mode be addressed by at least one mitigating treatment/control — coverage of the failure-mode set.
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The IEC webstore description says FMEA identifies required treatments for potential failures, but does not require a control for every documented failure mode nor make uncovered modes safety gaps.
“The purpose of failure modes and effects analysis (FMEA) is to establish how items or processes might fail to perform their function so that any required treatments could be identified.”
- Failure-mode and effects analysis: every documented failure mode has at least one mitigating control; an uncovered mode is a gap in the safety case.
Mechanisms¶
- Failure-Mode Brainstorm
- … it is the mechanism that turns a vague unease into a concrete, inspectable set of failure modes, and by anchoring on real comparable cases it counters the team's natural tendency to imagine only the failures it has personally seen — the same instinct formalized in disciplined failure enumeration methods like FMEA
This sourceDefines FMEA as a systematic, documented method for identifying how items or processes may fail and the effects of those failure modes.
- … it is the mechanism that turns a vague unease into a concrete, inspectable set of failure modes, and by anchoring on real comparable cases it counters the team's natural tendency to imagine only the failures it has personally seen — the same instinct formalized in disciplined failure enumeration methods like FMEA
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