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- 2023A Comprehensive Review on the Conventional and Non-Conventional Machining and Tool-Wear Mechanisms of INCONEL®citations
- 2023A Critical Review on Fiber Metal Laminates (FML): From Manufacturing to Sustainable Processingcitations
- 2022Comparative Study of the Wear Behavior of B4C Monolayered and CrN/CrCN/DLC Multilayered Physical Vapor Deposition Coatings Under High Contact Loads: An Experimental Analysiscitations
- 2021Improving the Design of Nozzles Used in Zamak High-Pressure Die-Casting Processcitations
- 2019Rheological behaviour of PP nanocomposites by extrusion processcitations
- 2018Compatibilization effect of organophilic clays in PA6/PP polymer blendcitations
- 2018Establishing Guidelines to Improve the High-Pressure Die Casting Process of Complex Aesthetics Parts
- 2017Dust in Lacquer, Evidence of Deviation of Process in Production Lines for Spray Paintingcitations
- 2015SUSTAINABILITY IMPROVEMENT OF A COMPOSITE MATERIALS' INDUSTRY THROUGH RECYCLING AND RE-ENGINEERING PROCESS APPROACHES
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Dust in Lacquer, Evidence of Deviation of Process in Production Lines for Spray Painting
Abstract
This paper concerns work carried with a view to reduce defect occurrence rate in the spray painting lines of MDF (medium density fibre cluster-medium density fibreboard) parts of a multinational mobile manufacturing. The determination of the causes for the excessive rejection values is elusive for the multiplicity of factors and parameters involved and the dispersion of application times, not always sufficiently or properly documented. A process analysis methodology was applied to diagnose possible causes of defect occurrences. Considering that the highest defect rate concerned impurities, data collected over a six months’ period was analysed using SPSS to find the correlation between parameters, to find optimal limits of some parameters and evidence of their influence. Kaizen-Lean actions were discussed and implemented conducing to an effective reduction of the existing impurities defect rate, which decreased ninefold related with initial work values. © 2017