VDA 19.Part 2 Technical cleanliness in assembly - Environment, Logistics, Personnel and Assembly Equipment - 1st edition 2010

A

SCOPE OF APPLICATION AN VALIDITY

2

Scope of application

2.1

Particles

2.2

Application and implementation

3

Exclusions

B

DESIGNING A CLEAN ASSEMBLY FACILITY

2.1

Particle generation and mechanisms of transport

2.2

Grouping particle sources

2.3

Basic principles for controlling and minimizing damaging

particles

C

ENVIRONMENT

3.1

Measures an recommendations - constructional

3.2

Measures and recommendations – operative

4

Measuring environmental influences

D

LOGISTICS

2

Fundamentals

2.1

Packaging

2.2

Logistics processes

3.1

Constructionel measures

3.2

Operative measures

E

PERSONNEL

3

Qualification and clothing

3.1

Measures and recommendations - conceptual

3.2

Accompanying measures and considerations

F

ASSEMBLY EQUIPMENT

3.1

Measures and recommendations - constructional

G

DETERMINATION OF CLEANLINESS IMPACTS

2

Environmental and air cleanliness

2.1

Test techniques

2.2

Procedure

2.3

Documentation

3

Surface cleanliness

3.1

Test technique

3.2

Procedure

3.3

Documentation

4

Cleanliness of liquids

4.1

Test set-up

4.2

Procedure

5

Cleanliness of assembly processes

5.1

Test techniques

5.2

Procedure

5.3

Documentation

H

TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONS

1

Terms and definitions

2

Abbreviations and symbols

3

References

I

ANALYSIS OF POTENTIALS

2

Aim

3

Procedure

4

Question List

J

PLANNING EXAMPLE

2.1

System components

2.2

Construction of the system

2.3

Design and organization of a cleanliness zone

3

Assembly environment

4

Logistics concept

6

Assembly processes

6.1

Designing assembly processes

6.2

In-line cleaning

7

Operating utilities

8

Determining and assessing cleanliness influences