FMECA/FMEA Programs


1629A FMECA ( Management Sciences) Features include full database manager with windows for data entry, user defined reports. 1629A criticality reports, multi-phase missions, full code book system (user codes). Multi-failure modes for individual components and functions, built in failure mode frequency database, graphics front end and database manager, FMECA data manipulator/translator. Outputs include summation of failure rates for computation of probabilities, mission and system failure effects reports. 

APQP Builder (Quality Associates International)

APQP Builder is a fast, effective tool for the creation of FMEA's, DVP&R's and PCP's. APQP Builder stores potential failure modes, and potential effects for later reuse. Quickly sort and email report snapshots to colleagues. Analyze FMEA criticality, and create Severity/Occurrence Scatter Plots(SOSP's),using component FMEA data. APQP Builder also creates CPT's (Cause Priority Tables). The CPT is a valuable analysis tool which tables the number a times a particular potential cause may result in a potential failure mode. APQP Builder uses the DFMEA criteria to quickly create DVP&R's (test plans) on the fly. PCP's can be created from PFMEA data. APQP Builder also supports system, sub-system and component DFMEA's. In North America APQP Builder is available from Quality Associates International Incorporated
http://www.quality-one.com

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AQUA 2 (Omnex)

The program generates, maintains, and tracks design and process FMEAs, process flows, control plans, launch schedules, plant floor documentation, production part approval process documents, etc. The program 2 keeps all of the information in the documents linked-making a change in one document will update all other documents affected by the change. The program supports all of the standard automotive company standards, and allows customization of document formats as needed. 

AQUA-FMEA [Advanced Quality Assurance FMEA] (OMNEX Engineering and Management)

Facilitates data entry for failure modes, process operations, and blueprint data. Package can be used alone or integrated with process flow and control plan modules. 

CARE® FMECA (http://www.bqr.com)

CARE® FMECA particularly allows you to do traditional FMECA, defined, for example, in MIL-STD-1629A. For each component failure user should define the parent (next higher level) effect, even if it is not caused directly, but via many other components of the same level.
Only parent failure mode may be considered as failure effect, not transition from one good mode to another. Only failure modes of the lowest components (leaves) may be initial (internal) causes of each system failure. Other (composite) blocks may only pass the effect to the system level.
If there are real effects in the Product tree which do not satisfied these rules (that is, the Product tree does not reflect all functional effects), user cannot use the Product tree for FMECA, it should build a special Functional tree according to this rules.
In addition to traditional FMECA, CARE® provides more flexible and powerful capabilities to make your work easier, more visual, faster and to serve more practical cases. It allows you:
To take into account Next brother Effects and causes, not only effects to parent and to considerGood Modes as well as Failure modes, as failure conductor.
To use Pareto Criticality Matrix Ranking (Pareto CMR) in Addition to MIL-STD-1629A CMR.

Failmode (Mitchell & Gothier)

Automated Failure Modes, Effects, and Criticality Analysis package according to MIL-STD- 1629A. Includes standard phrase library, hierarchical modeling, failure mode library, apportions failure rates to MIL-HDBK-338. Simple menu and form input. Severity multiplier for relevant criticality level, user specified worksheet summaries, context sensitive help, and up to 24 failure modes per component. 

Failure Modes and Effects (FMEA) Software (JBF Associates)

This program helps in the efficient performance of FMEAs. The software allows the user to track failure modes and the effects of failures, store and access libraries of relevant safeguards, and generate reports from data entered. In addition to performing simple calculations to determine the frequency and consequence categories of particular failure modes (based on risk matrixes), the program can display histograms. 

Failure Modes, Effects, and Criticality Analysis - Maint. Info. (Probabilistic Software)

This program performs an automated FMECA in accordance with MIL-STD-1629A, Notice 2, Tasks 101, 102, and 103. 

Failmode for Windows (Item Software)

Minimal amount of writing in of data. Phrase Library minimizes clerical errors by the typist. Phrase Library ensures consistent worksheet terminology. Easy analysis of the complete set of work sheets. Automatic cross-referencing of entries. Documentation and on-line help so comprehensive that no specialized training is required. Ability to link to CAD and other external systems. User friendliness especially for unskilled computer users. 

FME (Failure Modes, Effects, and Criticality Analysis Program) (Powertronic Systems)

Program includes implementation of MIL-STD-1629 data entry and reporting as well as data transfer to MIL-STD-1388-2A/2B. The program aids in documenting possible failure modes and their probabilities, tracing the causes of failures, and documenting the effects of failures with regard to the mission and safety requirements. This includes the documentation of all catastrophic and critical failure modes. The program allows for performing analysis in a top-bottom or bottom-up approach. 

FMEA/AutoSteve

AutoSteve simulates the behavior of electrical circuits and automatically produces an FMEA report that describes the effect of failures on the circuit's functionality. It provides visual feedback of circuit operation to verify correct behavior and to illustrate faulty behavior. It detects sneak paths with high accuracy and minimal effort. It integrates with your ECAD tool to reuse information.

AutoSteve uses qualitative simulation to perform FMEA; therefore, models are easy to build and don't require the detail necessary for numerical models.

A key benefit of this approach is that the FMEA can be generated earlier in the design lifecycle, at a time where it is cost effective to make changes to the design in light of the contents of the report.

More detailed information can be obtain by visiting their web site


FMEA/Failsafe (Technicomp)

Documents both design and process FMEAs. 

FMEAplus (Ford Motor Company, FMEA Program Headquarters)

Ford developed and supported software simplifies preparing and updating Concept, Design, and Process FMEA reports. This 3rd generation software can automatically calculate RPN, critical and significant characteristics, and sort on a variety of ratings. Output conforms to SAE J1739 and AIAG FMEA report standards. 

FMECA Processor    (ALD)

Software package for automated Failure Mode, Effects and Criticality Analysis. The FMECA Processor is suitable for both hardware and functional approaches to FMECA, and fully complies with MIL-STD-1629 A, commercial standards, and Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) requirements.


FMECA-TA (OMEGA Logistics)

Performs both a Failure Modes, Effects, And Criticality Analysis and a Task Analysis in accordance with MIL-STD-1629 and MIL-STD-1388. Performs hardware and functional analysis, allows the exchange of data with any LSA system, offers a built-in expert system advisor, automatically builds failure modes and effects using phrase libraries, and hardware structure. Performs all task frequency and criticality calculations. 

FORMUSER (Engineered Work Systems)

Software designed to allow the easy creation, editing, and printing of columnar reports such as FMEA's. Modules available for process and design FMEA's, meeting Ford's requirements and process and design FMEA's meeting Chrysler's requirements. 

PC NASA FMECA (Management Sciences)

Functional and hardware FMECA. Uses NASA Space Station FMEA based upon risk mathematics rather than a MIL-STD-1629 approach. Applicable for human based products such as mass transit systems, aircraft, submarines, busses, etc. 

PC Process FMECA (Management Sciences)

Performs calculations and criticality analysis required of safety performance and degraded mode operation. 

PFM (Product/Process Failure Modes and Effects Analysis) (Powertronic Systems)

The program provides commercial engineers with forms more applicable to the automotive industry. This program will provide an extension from ARP-1.0 and RBC-3.0 reliability programs into a FMEA. PFM incorporates the latest FMEA and Control Plan forms as defined by Ford, GM, Chrysler, ASQC, and AIAG. This program provides increased timesaving, since automotive vendors are able to supply all three of the major U.S. auto suppliers with only one FMEA report. 

ProFMEA    (ALD)

Software for automated Process/Design potential Failure Mode and Effects Analysis.
Designed according to the Ford, GM and Chrysler  (AIAG) specification and satisfies all requirements of  QS-9000 for PFMEA. Supports the concurrent updating of FMEA documents as new failures are discovered, as required by QS-9000. Complies with most Safety and Hazards Analysis standards and regulations. Assures that all critical potential failure modes and their causes have been isolated and corrected. Provides experts with convenient facilities for easy  input of their considerations on failure cause Occurrence and Detectability


PRO-FMECA (The Tuning Institute)

PRO-FMECA allows multiple equipment configurations to be analyzed as a single configuration, with automatic generation of worksheets and other documentation. Allows the effects of failures to be analyzed qualitatively through multi-layer models representing functional and physical hardware engineering design. Since exact numerical values are not calculated, simulations execute much faster than for a full dynamic model. 

RAM (Reliability Analysis Model) (COSMIC)

This package performs a Failure Modes, Effects, and Criticality Analysis as well as the Reliability Analysis. Aspects of operations, safety, flight technology, system design engineering, and configuration analysis are also performed. Criticality numbers are assigned to components, subsystems, systems, stages, missions, and crews for a given failure distribution (exponential, Weibull, Gamma, etc.). 

RAMTOOL (JORI Corp)

This package satisfies the required tasks 201, 203 and 204 of MIL-STD-785 and the tasks 203 and "Testability" required by MIL-STD-470. Performs reliability predictions, maintainability predictions, FMEA's, FMECA's, testability analyses, and reliability modeling. 

Relex FMEA/FMECA (Relex Software Corporation)

Relex FMEA/FMECA provides a user-friendly framework for performing Failure Mode, Effects, and Criticality Analyses. Highly acclaimed by both reliability experts and novices, Relex FMEA/FMECA provides the necessary tools for performing your analyses. Capabilities include a user friendly interface, powerful CAD Import/ExportWizard, complete integration with the Relex Reliability Prediction Software, criticality matrix graphs, large failure mode libraries, visual report designer, spelling checker, VBA macros, and much more. Relex is the industry leading R&M software package and incorporates MIL-HDBK-217, Bellcore, and Mechanical Reliability Predictions, graphical Reliability Block Diagrams, FMEAs, FMECAs, Maintainability Predictions, RCM and Life Cycle Cost analyses, and Fault Tree analyses in one completely integrated tool.


Reliability Workbench (Isograph Inc)

The FMECA module gives you the tools to define your system in terms of a hierarchical diagram. It uses an integrated visual environment in which failure rate prediction, FMECA and Reliability Block Diagram analysis are combined. Failure rate predictions are calculated from the Bellcore standard for electronic parts, the MIL-HDBK-217 standard for electronic equipment and the NSWC-94/LO7 Handbook for mechanical parts


RKP648: Failure Mode Effects Criticality Analysis (Innovative Timely Solutions)

The program provides the capability to create various styles of system analysis for performing FEA, FMEA, FMECA, DEA, and ZEA. MIL-STD-1629A and Ford FEA documents serve as the foundation for the analysis. GUI technology is used to facilitate user inputs. 

TECFMEA (Tecnasa Electronica Professional)

Performs FMEA based on a matrix FMEA technique. Includes capabilities of fault detection and fault isolation. Can communicate with other products developed by company.


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