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In reliability engineering, failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA) is a cornerstone review methodology for anticipating and mitigating potential failures [1]. While the core principles of FMEA remain consistent, its successful implementation hinges on several key factors: the scope, upfront preparation, duration and focus of FMEA meetings, and connection to design and process testing. This article delves into these crucial elements and their role in bolstering industry reliability.
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