Failure of Suspension System
Failure of Suspension System
Failure of Suspension System
NMDC DONIMALAI
WELCOMES YOU
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NMDC: India’s single largest Iron or produce
Formed on 15.11.1958
Core Competency in Iron
Ore, Diamond and Lime Stone
mining.
‘Navaratna’ Status in Jan 2008
ISO 9001-2000 certification
in February 1999.
ISO 14001 certification
Awarded in 2004.
OHSAS 18001-2007 in Feb. 2010
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SCIENTIFIC & ECO FRIENDLY SINGLE LARGEST PRODUCER OF
MINING IRON ORE
Mining by Mechanized means Expansion of production capacity of
Quality Control existing mines.
Mineral Beneficiation Iron Ore supply to international &
Proper Blending Domestic markets is in the ratio of 85:15.
Optimum exploitation of precious mineral
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PRODUCTS CONTRIBUTION TO INDIAN
Doni Lump (Size : 6 mm -30 mm) ECONOMY
Doni Fines (Size : -10 mm) So far earned foreign exchange in
Baila ROM (Size :10mm - 150 mm) excess of Rs 16,000 crore.
Baila Lump (Size :6 mm - 40 mm) In recent disinvestment of NMDC
DRCLO (Size :10 mm – 40 mm) shares by Govt of India fetched around
Baila Fines (Size : -10 mm) Rs 9,930 crore.
Panna – Rough Diamonds Paying dividend since 1990-91
It has about 6000 employees.
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Our Valuable Customers
1. Essar Steels.
2. MMTC LTD
3. Ispat Industries Ltd.
4. JSW Steel Ltd.
5. Sponge Iron India Ltd.
6. KIOCL Ltd.
7. Lanco Industries Ltd.
8. Tata Metalliks Ltd.
9. Aparant Iron & Steel Co. Ltd.
10. Vikram Sponge Iron Ltd.
11. Visvesvaraya Iron & Steel Plant
12. Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Ltd.( VSP)
13. Kirloskar Ferrous Industries Ltd
14. Southern Iron & Steel Co. Ltd.
15. CG based Sponge Iron Units
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• To adopt safe, scientific and environment friendly methods of mining and
allied activities.
• To maintain the machineries in excellent condition.
• To install, operate and monitor facilities for prevention and control of air,
water and land pollution.
• To conserve the natural resources by ensuring
minimum wastage of our products
• To promote environmental awareness amongst employees, local
communities and interested parties.
• To remain prepared and respond effectively to all foreseeable emergency
situations.
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Donimalai and Kumarswamy
Iron Ore Mine, Karnataka
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QC PROFILE
NAME : BULLDOZER QUALITY CIRCLE
ORGANISATION : NMDC Ltd.
UNIT : Donimalai Iron Ore Mine
APEX COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN : Sri SAHO C G M DIOM
STEERING COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN : Sri. RAMAYAIN . Jt G.M (Prodn.)
DEPARTMENT : Services Mechanical Auto Garage
HOD : Debendra Hansda.
LEADER : ESYA NAIK
Dy. LEADER : CHANDRASHEKAR
MEMBERS : B KOTRESH
: NARESH BABU
: RAMESH
Selection of Problem
Regular 12 1
A P
Implementation 2
Define the Problem
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3
4 Analyse the Problem
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Trial 5
Implementation C 6 Identification of Causes
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8 7
Finding out Root Cause
Foreseeing Probable Data Analysis
Resistance
Developing Solution
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Problems Under Category A,B &C
SN Details Of Problem A B C
1. Shifting of 3rd gear is very difficulty .
2. Spring plate bending very difficulty .
NO. OF PROBLEMS TO BE
NO. OF PROBLEMS
CATEGORY
SOLVED
SL. NO
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Other Inputs &
With in the Department’s Suggestion
Scope of the help required required from
Team Management
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2.1 RATING AND PRIORITISATION
The five problems selected were rated by each member individually to
decide the priority of the selected problems to be taken up first for working out a
practical solution. The problems were rated By ESYA NAIK on five factors as
depicted below:-
FACTOR MaxMarks P1 P2 P3 P4 P5
Safety 10 05 08 04 08 05
Time Saving 10 08 08 06 08 06
Equipment 10 08 08 09 09 08
Reliability
Cost Saving 10 07 09 08 09 07
Total 40 28 33 27 34 26
Priority Rating
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2.2 RATING AND PRIORITISATION
Name of Members
Max. Mark P1 P2 P3 P4 P5
S/Sri
ESYA NAIK 40 29 32 27 36 28
CHANDRU 40 28 33 25 34 26
KOTRESH 40 30 35 29 34 27
NARESH BABU 40 30 38 28 37 29
RAMESH 40 29 30 27 32 25
TOTAL MARKS 200 146 168 136 173 135
PRIORITY
As R3category,
the selected problem belongs to “A" R2 R4 R5
We informedR1
H.O.D. about our case-study on Date: 4/3/2022 & we have told to
develop the solution. 17
STEP 2.3: SELECTION OF PROBLEM
SL. No. PROBLEM DESCRIPTION CODE ALLOTED
P1
1 Spring plate bending is very difficulty
3rd gear shifting very difficulty in P2
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jeeps
P3
16 Frequent air lock in jeeps
22 P4
Front suspension failure in jeeps.
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40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
0 East
Prob.1 Prob.2 Prob.3 Prob.4 Prob.5
Front suspension 7 8 8 9 8 45 I
failure in jeeps.
Scale 1 Low priority Problems 20
Scale 10 High priority
2.2
Problem Selection
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2.3 Planning
MILESTONE CHART
Quality Circle Name Department Facilitator Leader Members
YANTRA Services Mechanical anmol ESYA NAIK Name
CHANDRA SHEKAR
Project Problem in Front suspension failure in jeeps B.KOTRESH
NARESH BABU
RAMESH
Project No. 05 Date of beginning:
Meeting Day- Friday 04-03-2022
Time – 01 to 02 PM
SERVICES
AUTO GARAGE 23
Problem Selection
OUR CASE STUDY
Upper arm
Coil spring
Shock Absorber
Ball Joint end
Link Rod
Balancing rod
Lower arm
STEP 3.2:Defining the Problem (Using Flow-Diagram)
OK No yes
stop
DESCRIPTION OF THE PROBLEM
Engine TypeDI Turbo Diesel Engine Max Power63bhp@3200rpm
max Torque180Nm@1440-1500rpm No of cylinder 4 Valves Per Cylinder4
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DESCRIPTION OF THE PROBLEM
Head light
bolero tyre
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3.3 PROBLEM DESCRIPTION
PROBLEM STATEMENT:
Frequent front suspension in jeeps of BS IV bolero
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SLE
PROBLEM DESCRIPTION:
To move the vehicle in abnormal road condition the relative motion
between chassis and axles not direct but through some form of
springs to absorb shocks from road condition otherwise
acceleration, breaking and forces resist the vehicle to damage ie
components of the vehicle
Broadly speaking suspension system consists of spring and a
damper. The energy of road shock causes the spring to oscillate.
These oscillations are restricted to reasonable level by the damper
which is more commonly called shock absorber.
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To reduce front suspension failure in jeeps from 100% to
30%
3.2 IMPACT OF THE PROBLEM
Loss of Availability of
Loss of Production Machine
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3.3 Objective and Goal
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4.1 analyse
analyse
the problem
the problem
THROUGH “4 W & 1 H”
.What is the problem ?
.Front
. suspension failure
.Who is affected?
.Production team
Front suspension
failure in jeeps
METHOD MATERIAL 39
S STEP:5.3 CAUSE AND EFFECT DIAGRAM
MAN
Rash driving
Work emergency
Front suspension
failure in jeeps
Material Method 40
STEP:5.4CAUSE AND EFFECT DIAGRAM
MACHINE
Balancing rod cut
Frequent lower ball joint cut
Heavy load to the vehicle
Abnormal road condition
No walk around inspection Blasting Area
improper maintenance
No availability of vehicle
Operation in mining
Man
Front suspension
failure in jeeps
Material 41
Method
STEP:5.5 CAUSE AND EFFECT DIAGRAM
Man Machine
Front suspension
failure in jeeps
Method
No proper suppliers
Many suppliers in market
Not heavy gauge material
Low cost material
Manufacture defect
MATERIAL
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STEP:5.6 CAUSE AND EFFECT DIAGRAM:
Front suspension
failure in jeeps
METHOD 43
STEP:6 FINDING OUT THE ROOT CAUSES
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STEP:6.1 CAUSE AND EFFECT DIAGRAM:
Front suspension
failure in jeeps
METHOD 45
6.2 Finding out the root cause
Finding the root cause by why why analysis
Front suspension failure
Mining Area
Mining Area
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ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS
BY CAUSE VALIDATION METHOD
From the data it has been observed that Front suspension failure in
jeeps. From the data lower arm bend due to less ground clearance
of vehicle and also abnormal road condition in mining area.
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7.1 Data Analysis
Break Down Details of 10 Jeeps of model Bolero DI
From the data it has been observed that Front suspension failure in
jeeps.
From the data lower arm bend due to less ground clearance of
vehicle and also abnormal road condition in mining area. 51
7.4
354 Pareto Analysis 100
% OF CUMULATIVE
B/D IN HOURS
250 60
130 40
punch hose
50 AlterN 20
Battery dis
et belt
supp
Star
No
nut
ter
ly
From the data lower arm bend due to less ground clearance of
vehicle and also abnormal road condition in mining area. 52
7.1 Data Analysis
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Brainstorming
Solution in the
scope of team
Good quality of
maintenance
SOLUTION
Long Term
Solution
Decrease spares
consumption
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STEP:8.2 Developing Solution (By Cause Validation Method)
Sl CAUSE PROPOSED SOLUTION EVALUATION / REMARK
No. IMPACT
The QC Members were convinced by the INNOVATIVE IDEA as mentioned in 4th Solution
STEP:8.3 Developing Solution (By Cause Validation Method)
Washers
6 mm
plate
Bolts
STEP:8.3 Developing Solution
Rubber Bushes
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STEP:8.3 Developing Solution
Plate Chassis
Frame
Pressure Switch
Rubber
bush
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STEP:8.3 Developing Solution
Rubber
bush
Before After
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STEP 9: FORESEEING PROBABLE RESISTANCE
(BY BRAIN STORMING)
S.No Agency Resistances Remedy
2. Mechanical Additional No additional maintenance
Maintenance maintenance is is required
required
3. Section In-Charge Needed more *Very Cost Effective
Investment
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ESYA NAIK
Tools arrangements
RAMESH
MATERIALS ARRANGEMENT
B.Kotresh
Arrange spares
CHADRASHEKAR
Wiring
NARESH BABU
ARRANGING TOOLS
ANMOL ABADE
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CROSS CHECK AND COORDINATION
STEP 10: TRIAL IMPLEMENTATION
AND CHECK PERFORMANCE
Date:04/3/2022 to 31/8/2022
4 Shock absorber 3
5 Coil spring 1
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STEP 10.1: TRIAL IMPLEMENTATION
AND CHECK PERFORMANCE
Date:04/3/2022to 31/8/2022
Responsibilities Members
Checking for tyres condition ESYA NAIK
Date:29/07/2022
Break
. Down Details Jeep of model Bolero SLE
Reason for Breakdown Before After
Lower arm bend 5 times Nil
Upper arm bush worn out 5 times 3 times
Balancing rod cut 2 times Nil
Balancing rod link cut 8 times 2 times
Lower arm bushes worn out 4 times 2 times
Shock absorber failure 2 times 1 times
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From the DATA
It has been abserved that from Data the total number of breakdown
hours reduced up to 90%
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गतिविधि चार्ट MILESTONE CHART (Target Vs Actual)
DEPARTMENT:
AUTO GARAGE HOD- DEBENDRA
HANSDAH
Quality Circle Name - facilitator-
YANTRA ANMOL
LEADER-
Esya naik
MEMBER’S NAME:S/SRI
PROJECT: B KOTRESH
Front suspension failure in jeeps REASON FOR SELECTION: RAMESH
02/ NARESH
1 CHADRASHER
DATE OF BEGINNING : 04.3.2022 DATE OF COMPLETION : 27/5/2022
9/12
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PROJECT No.-2
23/12
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No Activity week 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 TARGET ACTUAL
20/
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1 DEFINE THE PROBLEM 1 WEEK 1 WEEK
27/
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2 ANALYSE THE PROBLEM 1 WEEK 1 WEEK
3/02
3 IDENTIFYING THE PROBLEM 1 WEEK 1 WEEK
10/
4 02 2 WEEK 2 WEEK
FINDING OUT OF THE ROOT CAUSES
We had targeted 11 weeks for this project and completed in 11 weeks. 68
5 DATA ANALYSIS 1 WEEK 1 WEEK
ू लाभ TANGIBLE BENEFITS
अमर्त
Tires worn-out reduced
Lower arm failure nil
Engine sump damage avoided
Safe feel to the operator while driving
All spares related to suspension like shock absorber, coilspring
bushes damage reduced to 100% to 30%
Wheel bearing life increased
Steering condition of the vehicle good
While driving brake of the vehicle very effective
Frequent wheel alignment of the vehicle reduced up to 50%
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ू लाभ INTANGIBLE BENEFITS
अमर्त
KNOWLEDGE IMPROVEMENT ON PROBLEM SOLVING
TECHNIQUES (PST)
INCREASE IN TEAM SPIRIT FOR PROBLEM SOLVING
SELF SATISFACTION OF QC MEMBERS
GOOD IMPRESSION FROM OTHER DEPARTMENTS
HIGH MORAL & MOTIVATION
HAPPINESS OF BEING RECOGNISED
IMPROVEMENT OF ANALYTICAL ABILITY
PUBLIC SPEAKING FEAR REDUCED
IMPROVEMENT OF REASONING POWER
INCREASE IN CREDIBILITY SCORE
INCREASE OF MUTUAL TRUST BETWEEN MANAGEMENT & QC
MEMBERS 70
SUMMARY OF THE PROJECT
What is the Problem?
Front suspension failure in jeeps
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