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Project FRACAS (Failure reporting, analysis, and corrective action system) is a web based, multi-user application that provides a process for reporting, classifying, analysing failures, and planning corrective actions in response to those failures. It is typically used in an industrial environment to collect data, record and analyse system failures.

Why FRACAS?

FRACAS process is to mitigate systematic and wear

FRACAS process is to mitigate systematic and wear-in failures and quickly achieve steady state performance through an accelerated Reliability growth. The FRACAS process is required to continuously provide feedback regarding any failures and defects and possible causes (that includes component failures, operational & maintenance errors) found during operational service. To make the reporting process clear & logical and ensure that there is a collective forum for all stakeholders to agree the most likely source of failure and hence investigation and corrective actions.
Asset Optima workflow
01
Configuration
Details of assets under FRACAS process
02
Data failure
Periodic data failure collection
03
Systematic Faults
Faults under facts
04
Random Failure
Failure against RAM Targets
05
Grouping Faults
Grouping faults under failure modes
06
Defects
Facilitate identification of underlying Defects
07
Workshops
Facilitate RC Workshops
08
Closure
Capture FRB Minutes
09
Actions
Monitor Corrective Actions
10
Re-occurrence
Monitor re-occurrence of failure on resolved defects
Asset Optima Features

Delivering high quality specialized system engineering deliverables.

Online Web Based Too

Can support multiple users and integrate with Asset management system

Failure Data Collection

User entry as well as data segregation from Rolling stock/control system data downloads

FRACAS Issue

Facilitate identification systematic/software/safety faults

Root Cause Analysis

Facilitate root cause analysis using structure methods

Corrective Action Monitoring

Facilitate monitoring of effectiveness of condition monitoring

Asset Register

Maintains configuration management at the LRU level

Obsolescence Management

Monitors obsolescence status and formulate maintenance strategy

Reliability Growth Prediction

Predict reliability growth using deterministic and probabilistic models

RAM Demonstration

Monitor reliability growth against reliability growth as well as contractual RAM targets
FRACAS Process

Steps implemented by Asset Optima are –

Failure data collection

All the failure in the system are collected in failure data register from the client failure database.

Failure data search for FRACAS defects being monitored

The failure modes for all the failures are identified and classified as hardware/software/system. All the systematic defects are identified according to the MTBF performance.

FRACAS defect identification from the failure data

The systematic defects with common failure modes are identified as FRACAS defects. In the FRACAS defect workshops, the owners of systematic defects are updated by the supplier.

Root cause Analysis of the FRACAS defect

In the root cause analysis workshops, the causes and sub cause of the FRACAS defects are identified using fish bone diagrams

Interface with OEM Change control process of the software and hardware

All the software defects are sent to OEM for software update. All the subsystem requiring hardware update are sent to OEM after root cause analysis.

FRACAS review board management

FRACAS review board minutes of meeting, meeting actions, actionee, due date and action status are managed in this form. For a given LRU type the failure performance is obtained graphically.

Corrective Action implementation

Corrective action is implemented for the FRACAS defects and all changes are recorded under change control process and recorded into asset register.

FRACAS
defect monitoring

All the FRACAS defects ,root causes are monitored for analyzation of any failure.

FRACAS review board authorisation of FRACAS defect closure

The defect are closed after authorisation by FRACAS review board