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Christopher J Lakkala MGMT580PA Quality Management and Statistical Analysis June 16 2012 Dr Michael Corriere Southwestern College Professional Studies Project Purpose Determine cause of frequently clogging nozzles of the automatic parts washer ID: 467216

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Automatic Parts Washer Issues

Christopher J.

Lakkala

MGMT580PA – Quality Management and Statistical Analysis

June 16,

2012

Dr. Michael

Corriere

Southwestern College Professional StudiesSlide2

Project Purpose:

- Determine cause of frequently clogging nozzles of the automatic parts washer

- Develop procedures to resolve clogging issue and restore productivitySlide3

Automatic Parts Washer Information:

- Spray nozzles frequently clog with particles

- Time delays due to clogged nozzles

- All parts required to be washed in parts washer

- Only alternative available due to EPA regulationsSlide4

Brainstorming List of Potential Causes:

- Excess calcium deposits in water system

- Incompatible detergent used in parts washer

- Hard water being used

- Small chips from parts

- Dirt in water supply system

- Paint chips from washer parts

- Possible chemical reaction during use Slide5

Cause and Effect Diagram:

Soap Build-up in Bottom of TankSlide6

Cause and Effect Diagram Analysis:

Soap Build-up in Bottom of Tank

Main Problems

- Improper tank cleaning procedures

- Increased concentration of soap-water solutions due to water evaporation

- Improper tank heating causing solution to not properly dissolve

Secondary

Problems

- Lack of filtration allowing particles to reach nozzlesSlide7

Possible Actions to Take:

1. Clean tank properly after during soap-water solution changing

2. Change soap-water solution mixture when topping off tank after evaporation

3. Monitor water temperature to ensure proper heating

4. Add filtration system to prevent particles from reaching spray nozzles

Driving Forces

Restraining Forces

Restore

productivity -

Reduce maintenance downtime - Elimination of time delays - - Cost to add filtration system- Additional time to clean tank properly

Force Field Analysis:

Parts Washer Process ModificationsSlide8

Follow up Actions:

Task personnel responsible for parts washing to immediately implement options 1 and 3 of actions to take which are:

1

. Clean tank properly after during soap-water solution changing

3

. Monitor water temperature to ensure proper heating

Monitor these actions for 1 week to determine if this resolves the problem.Slide9

Evaluation of Corrective Actions:

If it is determined that the parts washer nozzle clogging is not resolved after the 1 week monitoring period, the following steps will need to be implemented and monitored for an additional week.

2. Change soap-water solution mixture when topping off tank after evaporation

4

. Add filtration system to prevent particles from reaching spray

nozzles.Slide10

Plan of Action:

- All involved will need to monitor the results of the of all steps as they are implemented.

- Detailed tracking will need to occur to ensure only the steps required are implemented.

- If situation is resolved after implementation of steps 1 and 3 then no further action will be required.

- If not, implement steps 2 and 4 and monitor.

- If it is determined that steps 2 and 4 resolved the nozzle clogging, no further action will be required.

- If problem still isn’t resolved begin the entire process over taking all previous actions into consideration.Slide11

Follow Up:

- After implementation of steps 1 and 3, it was determined that there were still nozzle clogging issues and productivity was still slowed up because of it.

- Steps 2 and 4 were then implemented and the nozzle clogging issue was resolved. The filtration system and soap-water mixture cured the problem.

- The parts washer system will be closely monitored for an additional month to ensure the implementation of the 4 steps continue to work.Slide12

References:

Summers

, D. (2010).

Quality/5e.

Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall

.