Search for dissertations about: "Variant Design"
Showing result 6 - 10 of 140 swedish dissertations containing the words Variant Design.
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6. Managing design rationale in the development of product families and related design automation systems
Abstract : As the markets’ needs change rapidly, developing a variety of products that meet customers’ diverse needs is a competitive factor for many manufacturing companies. Development of highly customized products requires following an engineer-to-order business process to allow the products to be modified or adapted to new customers’ specifications, which brings more value to the customer and profit to the company. READ MORE
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7. Automated Cost Estimation of Product Variants - A Tool for Enhanced Producibility
Abstract : The estimation of product cost is a central activity in the design process. Most companies act in an environment of high competition where the market sets the product price. This, in combination with a focus on satisfying the shareholders demand for return on investment, results in a focus on cost as a constraint. READ MORE
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8. Support Maintenance of Design Automation Systems - A Framework to Capture, Structure and Access Design Rationale
Abstract : The ability to innovate and launch customized products that are well matched to customer demands is a competitive factor for many manufacturing companies. Development of highly customized products requires following an engineer-to-order business process to allow the products to be modified or adapted to new customers’ specifications, which brings more value to the customer and profit to the company. READ MORE
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9. Does Form follow Function? Connecting Function Modelling and Geometry Modelling for Design Space Exploration
Abstract : The aerospace industry, representative of industries developing complex products, faces challenges from changes in user behaviour, legislation, environmental policy. Meeting these challenges will require the development of radically new products. READ MORE
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10. Design for Serviceability - A probabilistic approach
Abstract : In many design situations the acceptable performance of structures is defined by serviceability requirements. To estimate the probability of serviceability failure three main design aspects should be considered: (1) the relevant exposures, (2) the structural response and (3) the performance criteria. READ MORE