E-Bike Head-Lamp Failure Analysis Based-On Failure Anticipation Analysis

Li Xin Wang; Wen Ge Qiu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.668-669.916

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E-Bike Head-Lamp Failure Analysis Based-On Failure Anticipation Analysis

Abstract:

A failure analytical tool, Failure Anticipation Analysis (FAA) of modern TRIZ, is briefly described in this paper. FAA algorithm is put forward, and employed to solve a failure problem of E-bike lighting system in the Case study. The practice shows the power and efficiency of FAA.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 668-669)

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916-919

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October 2014

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Li Xin Wang*, Wen Ge Qiu

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E-Bike Lighting Failure, Failure Anticipation Analysis (FAA), Function Analysis, TRIZ

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