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PRODUCT FAMILY DESIGN FROM A MANUFACTURING POINT OF VIEW
Jensen, T.; Hildre, H.P. // 2006
Highly competitive global markets force companies to change their way of doing business. A major trend designing product families is an increased interest in using product platforms, to increase the ...
REPRESENTATION OF ELASTIC DEFORMATIONS AS DEVIATION ZONE AND ITS CONNECTION WITH STATISTICAL TOLERANCE ZONES
Lustig, R.; Meerkamm, H. // 2006
In this paper a new method is presented which allows the interconnection of tolerances with elasticity information and the combined simulation of both. First the elastic deformations are calculated. ...
SERVICE ENGINEERING: A NOVEL ENGINEERING DISCIPLINE FOR HIGH ADDED VALUE CREATION
Shimomura, Y.; Sakao, T.; Sundin, E.; Lindahl, M. // 2006
Service is attracting more and more attention as manufacturing industries are shifting from a “product seller” toward a “service provider.” To design and develop services effectively and efficiently, ...
THE COST OF INTERNAL VARIETY: A NON-LINEAR OPTIMIZATION MODEL
Nowak, T.; Chromniak, M. // 2006
Manufacturing oriented design methodologies (e.g. Design for Manufacturing and Assembly, Design to Cost) enable engineers to create product designs which can be manufactured at low cost and with ...
USING PRODUCT & PROCESS DESIGN TOOLS TO IMPROVE SERVICES
Hollins, W.J. // 2006
As employment in the service sector in industrialised countries now exceeds that in manufacturing, engineering designers must turn to the service sector and by doing so, will find many of their ...
VISUALIZATION OF VARIATION IN EARLY DESIGN PHASES: A CONVEX HULL APPROACH
Lööf, J.; Söderberg, R.; Lindkvist, L. // 2006
As the demand on productivity in the manufacturing industry always increases, it’s important with tools that shorten the time from concept to production phases. Visualization has become a popular ...
What happens to integrated product development models with produc/service-system approaches?
Tan, A. R.; McAloone, T. C.; Andreasen, M. M. // 2006
Integrated Product Development (IPD) has traditionally focused on the development activities relating to physical technological artefacts. With the advent of business approaches for manufacturing ...
A DESIGN TOOL INTEGRATING CAD AND VIRTUAL MANUFACTURING FOR DISTORTION ASSESSMENT
Sandberg, M.; Åström, P.; Larsson, T.; Näsström, M. // 2005
A NEW MATH MODEL FOR GEOMETRIC TOLERANCES TO PROMOTE INTERCHANGEABILITY IN MANUFACTURING: A KEY TO SUCCESS IN GLOBAL AND NON-COLLOCATED DESIGN
Davidson, J. K.; Shah, J. J. // 2005
APPLYING DESIGN FOR MANUFACTURE AND ASSEMBLY TECHNIQUES TO LARGE SCALE WELDMENTS PRODUCED IN SMALL VOLUMES
Stauffer, L.; Smith, W. // 2005
COMPETENCIES GROWTH IN MANUFACTURING FIRMS ENGAGED IN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT – AN EMPIRICAL STUDY
Cantamessa, M. // 2005
DEMANDS ON ENGINEERING DESIGN CULTURE FOR IMPLEMENTING FUNCTIONAL PRODUCTS
Löfstrand, M.; Larsson, T.; Karlsson, L. // 2005
DESIGN FOR MANUFACTURING AND INTEGRATION OF MICROELECTRO-MECHANICAL-SYSTEMS
Watty, R.; Binz, H. // 2005
DESIGNING PRODUCT FAMILIES: EXPERIENCES OF FOUR NORWEGIAN MANUFACTURING COMPANIES
Jensen, T.; Nilsson, C. // 2005
DEVELOPMENT OF A FRAMEWORK FOR OUTSOURCING MACHINING OF COMPONENTS
Patel, D.; Srikumaran, S.; Sivaloganathan, S. // 2005
EVOLUTION MODELLING AND PROBLEM CENTRED DESIGN OF MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS
Geiskopf, F.; Kiefer, F.; Caillaud, E.; Villeneuve, F. // 2005
HOW COMPANIES LEARN FROM DESIGN FLAWS: RESULTS FROM AN EMPRICAL STUDY OF THE GERMAN MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY
Gries, B.; Gericke, K.; Blessing, L. // 2005
IDENTIFYING AND ENHANCING CONCEPTUAL DESIGN CAPABILITIES
Burvill, C.; Alirezaee, T.; Field, B. // 2005
IMPROVEMENTS TO THE DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE OF TACTILE MAPS PRODUCED USING INK-JET TECHNOLOGY
McCallum, D.; Dinar, S.; Ahmed, K.; Sheldon, D. // 2005
LEAN MANUFACTURING FOR SMES: ENABLING RAPID RESPONSE TO DEMAND CHANGES
Achanga, P.; Shehab, E.; Roy, R.; Nelder, G. // 2005
PLANNING AND ORGANISING FOR GLOBAL MANUFACTURING
Parry-Jones, R. // 2005
SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS: A PRIORI AND POST FACTO
Giess, M. D.; Culley, S. J.; Hicks, B. J. // 2005
THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SYSTEMATIC DESIGN FOR CHANGEOVER METHODOLOGY
Reik, M. P.; McIntosh, R. I.; Owen, G. W.; Mileham, A. R.; Culley, S. J. // 2005
UNDERSTANDING THE INFORMATION SYSTEMS INFRASTRUCTURE OF ENGINEERING SMES
Hicks, B. J.; Culley, S. J.; McMahon, C. A. // 2005
Boolean Searches
The following examples demonstrate some search strings that use boolean operators:
- design community
Find rows that contain at least one of the two words. - +design +community
Find rows that contain both words. - +design community
Find rows that contain the word “design”, but rank rows higher if they also contain “community”. - +design -community
Find rows that contain the word “design” but not “community”. - +design ~community
Find rows that contain the word “design”, but if the row also contains the word “community”, rate it lower than if row does not. - +design +(>community <decisions)
Find rows that contain the words “design” and “community”, or “design” and “decisions” (in any order), but rank “design community” higher than “design decisions” - design*
Find rows that contain words such as “design”, “designs”, “designing”, or “designer”. - "some words"
Find rows that contain the exact phrase “some words” (for example, rows that contain “some words of wisdom” but not “some noise words”). Note that the " characters that enclose the phrase are operator characters that delimit the phrase. They are not the quotation marks that enclose the search string itself.