Abstract
In this paper, a fuzzy failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA) method is proposed by combining fault theory and a failure analysis method. The method addresses the problem of board thickness control failure and the problem of thickness deviation defect blanking, which can occur during continuous hot pressing (CHP) process, which is one of the most important processes in the production of medium-density fiberboard (MDF). The method combines the fault analysis with the Hamming code method and using the Hamming code to calculate and represent the cylinder array of the continuous hot-pressed thickness control execution unit to analyze and process the potential fixed thickness failure modes in MDF hot press production, and then summarizes the decision rules for controlling the board thickness and the level of sheet deviation. By combining the fuzzy FMEA method of the Hamming code and the logical OR operation of the experimental analysis, the method of thickness deviation and recognition control fault information for the CHP of MDF, which is proposed in this paper, permits the increase of the number of error levels, which makes optimization for controller more convenient and improves the efficiency to recognize errors.
Highlights
Medium-density fiberboard (MDF) is the second most popular (12.3 million m3 in 2017)wood-based composites in the manufacture of furniture and interior decoration in Europe [1], and is an excellent alternative to a range of natural wood panels due to the excellent mechanical properties and desired physical features
failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA) method, the deviation degree of the continuous hot pressing process of the medium-density fiberboard is more accurately determined, and the specific deviation mode is compared with the sensor sampling data calculated by the Hamming coding, while the medium-density fiberboard is compared with the verification method
According to the failure mode analysis of the above-mentioned medium-density fiberboard (MDF) continuous hot pressing FMEA table, the four kinds of deviation levels obtained by the FMEA analysis are designed as follows, and each matrix corresponds to one failure mode
Summary
Medium-density fiberboard (MDF) is the second most popular (12.3 million m3 in 2017). This will cause the failure mode analyzed to be too one-sided and difficult to correct [8] To overcome these problems, this paper proposes to fuse the original FMEA method through the theory of fuzzy mathematics and obtain a new fuzzy FMEA method to judge the deviation grade of MDF accurately. FMEA method, the deviation degree of the continuous hot pressing process of the medium-density fiberboard is more accurately determined, and the specific deviation mode is compared with the sensor sampling data calculated by the Hamming coding, while the medium-density fiberboard is compared with the verification method. (1) The deviation grade information of continuous heat pressing of medium-density fiberboard analyzed by the fuzzy FMEA method is more accurate than the original FMEA method. (2) Through the fuzzy FMEA method used to analyze the deviation level information, the solution can be found more quickly and the problem can be corrected and rectified in time
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