Proposal of a Validation Method of Failure Mode Analyses based on the Stress-Strength Model with a Support Vector Machine

•Design deviation method(DDM) was proposed to predict failure modes of materials.•The procedure of DDM was analyzed using by Support Vector Machine(SVM).•Failure mode comparison exercises by FMEA, DRBFM and DDM were conducted. From exercises results, DDM was able to predict the most failure modes of...

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description •Design deviation method(DDM) was proposed to predict failure modes of materials.•The procedure of DDM was analyzed using by Support Vector Machine(SVM).•Failure mode comparison exercises by FMEA, DRBFM and DDM were conducted. From exercises results, DDM was able to predict the most failure modes of materials. SVM showed precision over 77% and evaluated the validity of specific failure modes. This study aims at developing a validation method for the rational association between the design deviations, possible damage/fracture modes, and the eventual failure modes using SVM. Product failures due to damage/fracture modes of materials have recently increased, which suggests the importance of proactive prevention by failure modes analyses. Conventional Failure Modes and Effects Analyses (FMEA) lacks a specific process in determination of possible damage/fracture of component’ s materials. A modified Design Review Based on Failure Modes (DRBFM) or Design Deviation Method (DDM) were proposed to determine failure modes induced by damage/fracture modes of materials by possible associations from deviations in design/environmental factors to the deteriorations in stress-strength model. These methods still remain the possible errors in selection of rational damage/fracture modes to complicated patterns of design deviations, which suggests the importance of validation on the result of failure modes analyses. The procedure of DDM was formulated using sparse matrix and then analyzed using multi-class determination by Support Vector Machine(SVM). A case study of failure modes analyses to a laser-irradiation device using FMEA, DRBFM, the proposed DDM were conducted by individual three groups which had same number of 7 participants. The participants in the DDM group could predict more failure mechanisms by damage/fracture modes of materials than those by the DRBFM and FMEA groups. Furthermore, SVM showed higher precision rate from 77% to 100%, which evaluated the validity of specific failure modes. The SVM could determine the rational associations among the design deviations, the deviations in the SSM, and the corresponding damage/fracture modes.
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Design
Design factors
Design modifications
Design Review Based on Failure Mode (DRBFM)
Deviation
Environmental factors
Failure
Failure analysis
Failure mechanisms
Failure mode analysis
Failure mode and effect analysis (FMEA)
Failure modes
Irradiation
Mathematical analysis
Matrix methods
Reliability engineering
Risk assessment
Sparse matrices
Stress-strength model (SSM)
Support vector machine (SVM)
Support vector machines
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