View Failure Analysis Configuration
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In this page, you can view the severity and occurrence ratings that have already been defined for a specific base period. Tell me more.
Select the “View Failure Analysis Configuration” link under the “Trouble Shooting Guide” business component..
The “View Failure Analysis Configuration” page appears.
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Scale |
The scale applicable for the severity, occurrence and detectability ratings. The system displays the scale as “1 To 10”. |
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Base Period For Ratings (No. Of Days) |
The number of days for which the severity and occurrence ratings are applicable. |
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Revision No. |
The revision number generated by the system for the configuration. |
Note: If you have launched this page by selecting the link under the “Trouble Shooting Guide” business component in the left pane, the system displays only the details of the configuration of the latest revision.
The system displays the severity ratings based on production down hours in the “Severity Ratings” multiline:
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Production Down Hrs. (Min.) |
The minimum number of hours for which the production is down for the given base period. |
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Production Down Hrs. (Max.) |
The maximum number of hours for which the production is down for the given base period. |
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Rating |
The rating on a scale of 1 to 10, for the different ranges of production down hours in the multiline. The higher the production down hours, the greater is the risk involved for failure. Therefore the severity rating increases as the number of production down hours increase. |
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The system displays the severity ratings based on maintenance expenses in the “Severity Ratings” multiline: |
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Maintenance Expense (Min.) |
The minimum expense that will be involved in the maintenance of equipment. |
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Maintenance Expense (Max.) |
The maximum expense that will be involved in the maintenance of equipment. |
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Rating |
The rating on a scale of 1 to 10, for the different ranges of production down maintenance expenses entered in the multiline. The higher the maintenance expenses, the greater is the risk involved for failure. Therefore the severity rating increases as the maintenance expenses increase. |
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The system displays the occurrence ratings in the “Occurrence Ratings” multiline: |
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No. Of Occurrences (Min.) |
The minimum number of occurrences of problems in the given base period. This field cannot be edited. |
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No. Of Occurrences (Max.) |
The maximum number of occurrences of problems in the given base period. |
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Rating |
The occurrence rating on a scale of 1 to 10, for the different ranges of problem occurrences entered in the multiline. The higher the occurrence of problems, the higher is the risk of failure. Therefore the occurrence rating increases, as the number of occurrences of problems increase. |
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The system displays the following fields in the “Record Statistics” group box: |
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Created By |
The login ID of the user who defined the failure configuration. |
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Created Date |
The date and time on which the failure configuration was defined. |
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Last Modified By |
The login ID of the user who last modified the failure configuration. |
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Last Modified Date |
The date and time on which the failure configuration was last modified. |
To proceed, carry out the following
Select the “View Detectability/Safety Ratings” link from the bottom of the page to view the detectability and safety ratings defined for the base period.
View Failure Analysis Configuration – An overview
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In this page, you can view the severity and occurrence ratings that have already been defined for a specific base period. The system also displays the scale of rating and the latest revision number of the configuration for which the details are displayed. The login ID of the user who created or modified the configuration details is displayed along with the date on which the configuration was created or last modified.
