Analysis of Risk Using FMEA

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Failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA) was performed in RIBE Slovakia, k.s. (limited partnership) in Nitra, Slovakia. Analysis was done in the process of cold forming where potential errors (failures) were identified. Subsequently, there was assigned a mark in the FMEA form expressing severity, frequency and undetectability, and a risk priority number (RPN) was calculated. If the risk priority number (RPN) is too high, corrective measures are proposed and adopted in order for the risk to be minimized or completely eliminated.

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