Die attach box oven auto-load system: a six sigma solution for curing-related defects
Based on low-yielding lot analysis, human factors greatly contribute to the gross defects in the epoxy box oven curing process. The dependence of this process on human operators and material handlers leads to the occurrences of maverick lots. To address this problem, a prototype of an oven autoload...
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Animo Repository
1995
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| Online Access: | https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/7222 |
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| Institution: | De La Salle University |
| Language: | English |
| Summary: | Based on low-yielding lot analysis, human factors greatly contribute to the gross defects in the epoxy box oven curing process. The dependence of this process on human operators and material handlers leads to the occurrences of maverick lots.
To address this problem, a prototype of an oven autoload switch, complete with an inter-locking system and an end-of-curing alarm, was developed and installed in the box oven. The prototype's aim was to create a fool-proof system for the box oven curing process. It was observed that the installation of the system led to higher control effectiveness attributed to the elimination of human dependent variables. It also led to the elimination of curing-related defects caused by the human factor. The occurrence of maverick lots were no longer seen. |
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