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Sunday, February 14, 2021

THE EIGHT DISCIPLINES (8D) CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Dear QC Engineers, hope you all are doing well.

Here is the post in the EIGHT DISCIPLINES (8D) CROSSWORD series.

Let's test your QC knowledge. 💪

Ans:

Horizontal

1D: Team Formation

2D: Problem Description

4D: Root Cause Analysis

8D: Team and individual recognition

Vertical

3D: Interim Containment Action

5D: Corrective Actions

6D: Verification of Corrective Actions

7D: Preventive Actions

keep learning, keep sharing, and yes, stay safe.😊

Tuesday, February 9, 2021

What is Inspection Table?

It's a table where the Inspection Execution environment is configured for Inspection.

Before we (Inspector) start the Inspection, it is highly important to ensure that the Inspection Table (Inspection Tools, Marker, Configuration setup, Test Data, Reference Documents and Peoples related to the job, and anything else that can contribute for Inspection) is set up appropriately. It helps us to keep the focus on Inspection (rather than dealing with the issues which slow down the Inspection activities).

Below is the Mind Map created about Inspection Table.

Mind Map

Note: Additional information can be added in the above mind map. Feel free to comment below with your inputs.👍

Keep learning, please keep sharing, and stay safe.👌

Tuesday, March 31, 2020

FORGING PROCESS

1.INTRODUCTION
Forging is a metal mass that has been worked or brought to a configuration attained by controlled plastic deformation, by hammering, pressing, upsetting, rolling extruding, etc. Aluminum, Copper and their alloys, steels, titanium and many other alloys can be forged.
Forging can be produced either by hot working or cold working.

CASTING PROCESS

1.INTRODUCTION

The basic of casting processes Is feeding of molten metal Into a cavity of the required shape In a mould, followed by cooling to produce a solid object. The various processes differ principally In the way In which tho mould Is formed. In some cases e.g., sand moulding, a mould Is made up for each cast and subsequently broken up to remove the casting. In other cases, e.g., die casting, a permanent mould Is used repeatedly for a succession of casts and the casting Is removed after each cast without damage to the mould. Provision Is made for the feeding of the casting by forming a gating system in the mould. At the same time, an enlarged opening (a pouring cup) Is made to enable easy pouring, and channels are cut to allow the metal to flow out of the mould cavity after filling it, thus maintaining a metallostaUc head during solidification.