Validation planning for AFPM motor and generator supply, focused on measurable electrical, mechanical, thermal, and assembly acceptance evidence.
| Program Metric | Typical Range | Procurement Value |
|---|---|---|
| Electrical screen | Resistance, hipot, phase balance | Electrical screening catches winding and insulation defects before integration. |
| Mechanical screen | Runout, balance, airgap, visual check | AFPM motors are sensitive to mechanical alignment and rotor disk quality. |
| Thermal / torque evidence | Buyer-defined load points and temperature conditions | Continuous torque claims should be tied to measurable winding temperature and cooling assumptions. |
| Traceability package | Revision, lot, material, process, and outgoing record set | Traceability turns sample feedback into controlled production learning. |
OEM capability pages should make supplier qualification easier. Use this flow to align design responsibility, process checkpoints, outgoing records, and change control before samples move into pilot supply.
| Gate | Control Focus | Record / Output |
|---|---|---|
| Scope freeze | Acceptance tests required and pass/fail thresholds; Inspection records, material certificates, and revision marking expectations | Quotation boundary, drawing revision, CTQ list, sample quantity, and test responsibility. |
| Process control | CTQ selection that connects directly to buyer failure modes; Test method agreement before samples are shipped | Material route, fixture plan, in-process checks, and supplier risk log. |
| Outgoing evidence | Electrical screen, Mechanical screen, Thermal / torque evidence, Traceability package | Inspection report, electrical screen, mechanical screen, balance or thermal notes, and lot labels. |
| Repeat supply | Agree on fixture, load point, temperature condition, and report format before PO.; Mark each prototype with revision, lot, and key BOM identifiers.; Add in-process checks for winding, rotor disk, magnet placement, balance, and airgap-related CTQs before final test. | Effective-lot change control, corrective action loop, packaging standard, and shipment milestone plan. |
Only when confirmed by the actual supply chain and project documentation. The initial site does not claim unverified certifications.
Agree on resistance, phase balance, insulation resistance, hipot, no-load/back EMF, runout, balance, airgap-related checks, and any torque-speed or heat-rise points needed for acceptance.
Yes. Prototype records usually focus on learning, while pilot and repeat orders should use stable CTQs, lot IDs, drawing revisions, and nonconformance handling rules.
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