This document describes efforts to eliminate rejections due to unclean journal diameters at Operation 140 in the camshaft machining line. Through a root cause analysis, it was found that the faulty pusher design was causing bends in the component from a previous operation. To address this, the team implemented a poka-yoke by changing the pusher design and defining the pressure range to avoid fouling on the heat code and excessive pressure. Testing showed the new design eliminated the rejections at OP140. Process controls like pressure monitoring and tool life alarms were also put in place to sustain the improvement.
Project for OP70 operation missing- Camshaft machiningkamlashish Goswami
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This document summarizes a project to eliminate rejections at Operation 80 due to missing the cross oil hole operation. The project involved:
1) Implementing a poka-yoke (mistake-proofing device) in the form of a mechanical pin at Operation 75 to detect if the previous cross oil hole operation was missed.
2) Analyzing the manufacturing process and root causing the problem to human error where the operator was advancing the part without inspecting for completion of the cross oil hole operation.
3) Monitoring the effectiveness of the poka-yoke over time which showed that rejections at Operation 80 due to the missing cross oil hole operation were eliminated.
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This document provides an overview of servicing procedures for a Toyota forklift transmission. It includes sections on removal and installation of the torque converter and transmission assembly, disassembly and inspection of the torque converter, and disassembly of the transmission assembly. Procedures are outlined in steps and key points are called out, such as match marking parts during removal and selection of spacer thickness. Standard torque specifications are provided throughout.
six sigma DMAIC approach for reducing quality defects of camshaft binding pro...Niranjana B
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Data collection for 11 months revealed that 26% of the defects are due to improper camshaft binding. The six sigma approach involves DMAIC approach with statistical tools involved in each stage. The main root are identified and improvements are implemented. The quality is improved by reducing the number of defects
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This document provides an introduction to internal combustion engines. It discusses key thermodynamic principles and defines different types of engines and heat engines. It also describes the basic components and operation of reciprocating internal combustion engines. The four main parts of a reciprocating IC engine are identified as the piston, connecting rod, crankshaft, and cylinder. The document further categorizes IC engines based on various factors such as application, basic design, fuel used, and cooling method. The working of four-stroke spark ignition and compression ignition engines is explained through diagrams. Finally, the document compares spark ignition and compression ignition engines.
A check jig about camshaft inspection can do an imaging check of more than one cams in 1 camshaft.
It's an organization. Product equipment is automated by this inspection result, and you can improve check labor effectiveness.
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The document provides an overview of internal combustion engines, including their classification, operation, and differences between engine types. It discusses four-stroke petrol and diesel engines in detail, describing the four strokes of each cycle. The key differences between petrol and diesel engines are outlined. Two-stroke engines are also summarized and compared to four-stroke engines. Various engine efficiencies are defined.
The document provides an overview of internal combustion engines. It discusses the basic classifications and cycles of internal combustion engines including two-stroke and four-stroke engines. It also covers the workings of spark ignition and compression ignition engines, as well as common engine components and systems such as carburetors and fuel injection systems. Key topics include the Otto, Diesel, and Carnot power cycles; combustion stages; valve timing diagrams; and scavenging, pre-ignition, detonation, lubrication, and emissions control.
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2. It details steps taken to restore equipment to proper working condition, such as changing bolts and fittings, to address known causes of defects.
3. Metrics like Cpk were improved from below 1 to over 2 for critical dimensions like piston groove diameter and piston end diameter, indicating the establishment of zero defect conditions.
Download this document here: http://www.cadem.in/software/cadempvd/reports/pressure-vessels/design-of-pressure-vessel-1.pdf
This example covers design of a simple pressure vessel. This pressure vessel has a top flat cover and a bottom dished end. The top cover is of bolted type and is connected to the shell through top body flange. The pressure vessel is provided with lugs support and lifting lug.
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- Updates to electrical systems like new wire harnesses and connectors.
- Modifications to hydraulic components like new control valves, relief valves, and safety valves to improve efficiency and control.
This document provides a test plan for a Perkins Vista A 105HP fuel injection pump with specifications and procedures. It lists the pump rotation as clockwise, governor spring position as 5, and plunger diameter as 7.0 mm. The test conditions are specified as ISO 4113 fluid at 40属C, 0.3 bar inlet pressure, and specific nozzle and holder components. The test procedures include measuring delivery, governor response, cut-off, idle delivery, shut-off, timing, and overcheck values to validate the pump settings.
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The camshaft and crankshaft are key components that convert reciprocating to rotational motion in automobile engines. The camshaft uses lobes to push the valves open and closed according to the rotation of the crankshaft. Crankshafts are typically made of forged steel or cast iron and experience high static and dynamic stresses that require high rigidity. Surface hardening through carburizing or nitriding increases the hardness of these components. New microalloyed steels and treatments like plasma ion nitriding further enhance strength.
This document discusses heat engines and their classification. It describes heat engines as devices that convert chemical energy to heat energy and then mechanical work. Heat engines are classified as either external or internal combustion engines. The document then covers common heat engine cycles like the Carnot, Rankine, Otto, and Diesel cycles. It provides details on the processes, diagrams, applications, and limitations of each cycle.
This document provides an introduction to internal combustion engines. It discusses key thermodynamic principles and defines different types of engines and heat engines. It also describes the basic components and operation of reciprocating internal combustion engines. The four main parts of a reciprocating IC engine are identified as the piston, connecting rod, crankshaft, and cylinder. The document further categorizes IC engines based on various factors such as application, basic design, fuel used, and cooling method. The working of four-stroke spark ignition and compression ignition engines is explained through diagrams. Finally, the document compares spark ignition and compression ignition engines.
A check jig about camshaft inspection can do an imaging check of more than one cams in 1 camshaft.
It's an organization. Product equipment is automated by this inspection result, and you can improve check labor effectiveness.
The document discusses internal combustion (IC) engines. It begins by defining a heat engine as a system that converts heat or thermal energy into mechanical energy. It then distinguishes between external combustion engines, where combustion occurs outside the engine, and internal combustion engines, where combustion occurs inside the engine. The document goes on to classify IC engines based on their application, design, operating cycle, and whether they use a four-stroke or two-stroke cycle. It provides examples of each and describes the four strokes of a four-stroke engine: intake, compression, power, and exhaust. Advantages of IC engines are also listed.
The document provides an overview of internal combustion engines, including their classification, operation, and differences between engine types. It discusses four-stroke petrol and diesel engines in detail, describing the four strokes of each cycle. The key differences between petrol and diesel engines are outlined. Two-stroke engines are also summarized and compared to four-stroke engines. Various engine efficiencies are defined.
The document provides an overview of internal combustion engines. It discusses the basic classifications and cycles of internal combustion engines including two-stroke and four-stroke engines. It also covers the workings of spark ignition and compression ignition engines, as well as common engine components and systems such as carburetors and fuel injection systems. Key topics include the Otto, Diesel, and Carnot power cycles; combustion stages; valve timing diagrams; and scavenging, pre-ignition, detonation, lubrication, and emissions control.
1. The document describes quality maintenance processes for shock absorbers at Magneti Marelli Motherson Shock Absorbers India.
2. It details steps taken to restore equipment to proper working condition, such as changing bolts and fittings, to address known causes of defects.
3. Metrics like Cpk were improved from below 1 to over 2 for critical dimensions like piston groove diameter and piston end diameter, indicating the establishment of zero defect conditions.
Download this document here: http://www.cadem.in/software/cadempvd/reports/pressure-vessels/design-of-pressure-vessel-1.pdf
This example covers design of a simple pressure vessel. This pressure vessel has a top flat cover and a bottom dished end. The top cover is of bolted type and is connected to the shell through top body flange. The pressure vessel is provided with lugs support and lifting lug.
1) The document provides troubleshooting information for an Electronic Control Diesel (ECD) system, including: cautions for using diagnostic programs, function inspections, a parts layout drawing, diagnosis code list, list of symptoms, and procedures for troubleshooting various issues.
2) It describes how to inspect components like the intake air flow meter and accelerator position sensor, and basic inspection steps for issues like battery, cranking, starting, idling, and fuel pressure.
3) Detailed troubleshooting procedures are provided for various symptoms like fast idling, hunting, smoke discharge, hard starting, lack of power, noises, and more. Diagnosis codes are listed with corresponding system components and troubleshooting pages.
2000 bph complete pet bottle production line cbeclAbu Rayhan
油
This document provides a quotation for a PET bottle production line with a capacity of 1500-2000 bottles per hour. The line includes semi-automatic blow molding and injection molding machines, as well as auxiliary equipment. The total price quoted is $52,600 CFR for delivery within 30 days with a one year warranty. Payment terms and technical specifications for the equipment are also outlined.
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- Changes to the engine including new filters, water separators, and mufflers to reduce noise and protect against poor quality fuels.
- Updates to electrical systems like new wire harnesses and connectors.
- Modifications to hydraulic components like new control valves, relief valves, and safety valves to improve efficiency and control.
This document provides a test plan for a Perkins Vista A 105HP fuel injection pump with specifications and procedures. It lists the pump rotation as clockwise, governor spring position as 5, and plunger diameter as 7.0 mm. The test conditions are specified as ISO 4113 fluid at 40属C, 0.3 bar inlet pressure, and specific nozzle and holder components. The test procedures include measuring delivery, governor response, cut-off, idle delivery, shut-off, timing, and overcheck values to validate the pump settings.
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1) Select the process
1.1 Select the process for improvement
considering the priority
- Rejection at OP140 ( Journal diameter Unclean)
FY13-14 DEFECT Feedback
1.2 Setting up target :Elimination of
Rejection at OP140 (Journal diameter
Unclean)
OK
Not OK
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2) System Analysis
2.1 Clarify own process step :
Process at Camshaft machining
2.2 Check Defect Step:
Op. No. Op. Name
10 Facing & centering
20 Straightening
30 Rough Turning
40 Finish Turning
50 Key-way milling
60 Cam Milling
70 Gundrilling
80 Oil hole drilling
90 H.P. Washing
100 Induction Hardening
110 Tempering
120 Straightening
130 Recentering
140 Journal grinding
150 Cam Lobe grinding
160 Deburring
170 Crack detector
180 Intermediate washing m/c
190 Accurate Inspection
200 Lobe Lapping m/c
210 Phosphating Plant
220 Journal Lapping
230 Washing +Oiling
Failure Process
that makes In
process Defect
*
Coolant Concentration low becauseconcentration was not
checked regularly
* Clamping loosedueto hydraulic pressurelow
* Wrong measurement doneby an unskilled operator
* Gaugefaulty dueto gaugewear out
*
Measurement variation dueto Gauges / Instrument calibration
not doneon time
* Wrong Toolsetting by theunskilled operator
* Wrong Cutter Offset feeding by unskilled operator
* Looseinsert dueto screw wear out
* Built Up Edgeon tooldueto variation in coolant concentration
* Reusetoolused by unskilled operator.
* Wrong Offset feeding by unskilled operator
* Tool wear out dueto ToolChangefrequency not adhere
* Spindlerunout more
* Bench Centrehavemoreerror than accptencevalue
* Improper butting of part dueto low tail stock pressure
*
Fixturealignment setting not proper dueto loosening in mounting
or adjusting bolts
Reviewed By :
Approved By :Part Family: Camshaft
PROCESS FLOW DIAGRAM
Part Name : H6 Camshaft
Part No : X3305611
Prepared By :
Online
Inspection By
Bench Centre
CORE TEAM :Mr. Veerapan, Mr. Sandeep Sharma, Mr. Rakesh Panda , Mr.Anil Bhadu,Mr.Harish Karakoti, Mr D.K Pandey,Ms. Taruna
Op-130
RE-CENTRING,OIL
HOLE DRILLING ON
REAR END
Base Circle Runout
Tolerance-Max 賊
0.075
Yes
PFD No : P/EM/M/D/007
Revision No : '000
Revision date : '------
Process Owner:Mr. Sandeep Sharma
Key Date : 01.04.2013
Date (Origin) : 01.04.2013
Op
130
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2) System Analysis Contd
2.3 Clarify Occurrence condition:
Appearance
OP140 Journal Diameter unclean
Problem : Bend generated from
previous operation (op-130)
Manufacturing
Defective Condition
4M
Man N/A
Machine
N/A
Method(X)
More pusher pressure 50Bar
Material(X) Heat code foul with pusher
2.4 Root Cause Analysis:
Occurrence Side:
Journal
Diameter
unclean
Heat code foul
with pusher &
More pusher
pressure
Excess Bend
generated at
op-130
2.5 Problem Summary :
Pusher Design
failure &
Pusher
pressure not
defined in CP
Root Cause:
Heat
Code
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3) Poka-Yoke implementation Plan
3.1 Create Idea 3.2 Check Document reflection
Poka-Yoke Item Description Target
Pusher design changed
Before- 1.Heat code foul with pusher
2. High pusher pressure (50Bar)
Finished
After- 1.Pusher design changed
2. Pressure range defined (15-30Bar)
Drawing updated
1. Pusher design changed & Pusher
pressure range defined Control Plan & WIS
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Before Improvement After Improvement
Status Before Improvement: Status After Improvement:
Journal Diameter unclean due to
faulty design of Pusher.
New design Pusher eliminate the
Rejection due to this Problem.
Faulty Pusher design which leads to
bend the component during
clamping
Pusher design change to avoid
bending due to fouling with heat code
of component during clamping
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4) Confirmation
4.1 Time Study 4.2 Compliance
No impact in Time
Evaluation Item
(Opn.no 140 Journal dia.
unclean)
Effectiveness monitoring
TotalAp
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4
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14
Ju
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1
4
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14
Au
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Se
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14
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De
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14
Ja
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15
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15
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15
Ap
l1
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Ma
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15
Ju
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5
Ju
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15
Au
g
15
Se
p
15
Elimination of
rejection at OP10 due
to reverse loading
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Finished
0 OK X-NGOpn. No Target Result Judge
10 100% 100% 0
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Production
Checked By(BU) Approved By(BU)
Checked By(UP) Approved By(UP)
DATE
Size Freq. Size Freq. Prevention / Error Proofing Detection
1
Holes Dia at Rear End Face ( 04
Nos)
陸 6.0 賊 0.1 PPG/VC 2 Pcs Shift 1 Pc 4 Hrs
2 PCD of Rear End Holes( 4 Nos.) 40.0 賊 0.2
CMM/Receiver
gauge
2Pcs Shift 1 Pc 4 Hrs
3 Angle w.r.t Keyway 45 deg CMM --- --- 1 Pc Shift
4 6 hole posn wrt J4 oil hole 0.25 CMM --- --- 2 Pc Shift
5 Speed (rpm) 3500-4000 Program Controlled --- ---
6 Feed ( mm /min .) 400-520 Program Controlled --- ---
7 Tool Life ( Nos.) 175 Program Controlled --- --- --- --- Auto Tool life monitoring M/c Alarm
8 Runout 0.075 Max Bench Center --- --- 1 PC Shift Self Certification sheet ;Product Audit
9 Centre - FE diameter 18 賊 0.2 VC 2 Pcs Shift --- ---
10 Centre - RE diameter 16 賊 0.2 VC 2 Pcs Shift --- ---
11 Speed (rpm) 1600-1800 Program Controlled --- ---
12 Feed ( mm / min .) 120-170 Program Controlled --- ---
13 Tool Life ( Nos.) 800 Program Controlled --- --- --- --- Auto Tool life monitoring M/c Alarm
Spotting drill 120
Deg.
15 Speed (rpm) 1800-2200 Program Controlled --- ---
16 Feed ( mm /min .) 150-200 Program Controlled --- ---
17 Tool Life ( Nos.) 1500 Program Controlled --- --- --- --- Auto Tool life monitoring M/c Alarm
18 Speed (rpm) 0 Program Controlled --- ---
19 Feed ( mm / min) 100-300 Program Controlled --- ---
20 Tool Life ( Nos.) 50000 Program Controlled --- --- Auto Tool life monitoring M/c Alarm
21 Low clamping & pusher Pressure 15- 30 Kgf / cm2
Pressure Gauge Once Daily
22 High clamping Pressure 45 - 55 Kgf / cm2
Pressure Gauge Once Daily
23 System Pressure 55 - 65 Kgf / cm2
Pressure Gauge Once Daily
24
Air seat check output (end
butting)
0.05 - 0.10 bar Pressure Gauge Once Daily
25
Air seat check output
(Orientation)
0.05 - 0.1 bar Pressure Gauge Once Daily
26 Coolant Concentration 05 - 07 % Refractometer Once Daily Daily Monitoring Daily Monitoring Concentration Check Sheet
Revision Number : 004
Revision date :01.09.2014
Supplier Plant : Other Approval Date (If Required) :
Core Team : Mr. Sandeep Sharma, Mr. Chander Mohan, Mr. Vinod maruya,
Mr.Subhanshu Devra, Mr. Anil Bhadu, Mr. D K Pandey
Customer Engineering Approval Date (If Required) :
CONTROL PLAN
Prototype Pre-Launch
Key Contact/Phone : Mr. Sandeep Sharma Date (Origin) : 01.04.2013
Control Plan Number : P/EM/M/C/007
Reaction Plan including corrective action
Supplier Plant Approval Date :Part Name/Description. : CAMSHAFT- H 6 / H4 Cylinder
Recentering &
oil hole drilling
OP130
As per Process Audit ;Gauge
calibration Schedule
Evaluation Measurement
Techniques
Prepared By(CFT)
Part No./ Latest change Level :
X3305611 / X3307511
Process
Supplier Code : Other Approval Date (If Required) :
Machine, Device,
Jig,Tools for Mfg.
Control Method
Customer Quality Approval
Part/
Process
No.
Process Name/
Operation
description
Self Certification sheet ;Product AuditTool Presetting procedure adoption,
Auto probing before start of
operation,
'-on Job Training provided to
Operator
Characteristic
Product
BFW - HMC M/C,
Drill 6.0
Special
characteristic
s
Methods
No.
Product/ Process
Specification Tolerences
Sample Size
Operator
Sample Size Inspector
Process audit
Process Audit;Daily Monitoring Check Sheet
'- Periodical calibration'
'- Alarm will generate & machine
will stop in case of any
abmormalities or failure
Recentering Tool
14 X 60 Deg
Pusher design modified to
avoid the chances of more
runout,
Tool Presetting procedure
adoption;On Job Training ,
As per process audit
Program locked ,Tool Presetting
procedure adoption
Process audit ;
CMM Inspection
As per process audit Program locked by Password.
Process auditAs per process audit Program locked by Password.
Renishaw Probe
RM60
Program locked Process audit
As per process audit
IN CASE OF NONCONFORMITY
STOP THE MACHINE,HOLD THE
MATERIAL AND INFORM THE
EXECUTIVE & DO 100%
INSPECTION
Self Certification sheet ;Product Audit
Updated Control Plan
Pusher pressure
range introduced