Guidelines for root cause analysis on components’ fractures at the truck industry

Authors

  • Ciro Kandi Taniguchi Onuki Volvo

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2526-8260.mecatrone.2018.150411

Keywords:

Durability, Fractology, Fractures, Root cause investigation, Trucks

Abstract

Parts’ durability is a characteristic hard to track and hard to predict. Due to the own nature of the final product – the truck – it is chosen and it will be used at various applications and schedules which are ever-changing. Flexibility is the biggest advantage that outshines other transport alternatives like train or river boats. Thus the severity each customer imposes to his/her product has a great variability, resulting on a great variability on parts’ lifetime. Considering all development chain and productive chain each part must go through, it is a puzzle with many pieces, and it is the duty of the fractologist to take it all in consideration when searching for the root cause of a premature failure of a component. 4 guidelines are shown and explained, classifying them between the most probable and the least at the Brazilian truck scenario.

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Published

2018-12-29

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How to Cite

Guidelines for root cause analysis on components’ fractures at the truck industry. (2018). Mecatrone, 3(1). https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2526-8260.mecatrone.2018.150411