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RE-USE OF PRODUCT MODEL THROUGH LIFE-CYCLE STAGES
Ranta, Mervi; Mäntylä, Martti // 1997
This paper discusses the requirements on product model presentations that are suitable for reuse. The aim is to define promising directions for future research by recognizing how the characteristics ...
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT AND PRODUCT STRUCTURES
Yu, Bei // 1997
In general, the process of managing configuration consistency is regarded as a set of problem¬solving methods which could work without • concerning product structures. Nonetheless, product ...
REQUIREMENTS OF COMPUTER-BASED MODELLING AND MANAGEMENT FOR PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE EVOLUTION SUPPORT
Zhang, Yan; Duffy, Alex; MacCallum, Ken // 1997
Product knowledge is the knowledge of products concerned with the nature of the products. Product knowledge can be classified into the current product knowledge, that is the knowledge of the product ...
Service Driven Design: Konzept für eine geschlossene Informations- und Prozeßkette zwischen Service und Entwicklung auf der Basis modernster Informationstechnologien
Eisenhut, Andreas // 1997
STRUCTURING OF PRODUCTION MACHINES
de Roode, Barry // 1997
This paper describes a Design Model to model production machines. This model is used to develop a computer-tool to support the designer in the conceptual stage of the design process. The model uses ...
THE ROLE OF INFORMATION STRUCTURES IN DESIGN AND ENGINEERING PROCESSES
Eric Lutters, A. H.; Streppel, Huub Kals // 1997
Manufacturing tasks and their mutual interactions can be described based on a reference model. A specific model, the Manufacturing Engineering Reference Model, is described here, and using the model ...
THE USE OF A COMPUTERISED CHROMOSOME MODEL AS A CLASSFICATION OF DESIGN FOR ASSEMBLY REDESIGNS
Egan, Michael; Malmqvist, Johan // 1997
This paper analyses the potential of using a computer tool for chromosome modelling as a support for redesign for assembly. It is shown how the chromosome model can be used for describing the product ...
Toleranzsimulation in der Karosserieentwicklung bei VW
Spors, Karin; Hennig, Heiko // 1997
VecTol – ein Softwarebaustein zur Vektoriellen Tolerierung im CAD-System HP-PE/SolidDesigner
Thome, Oliver; Britten, Werner // 1997
Zur automatischen Gestaltgenerierung von Gußteilen
Hartmann, Roland // 1997
An Approach Towards Considering Technical and Economic Aspects inProduct Architecture Design
Lanner, Par; Malmqvist, Johan // 1996
An Object Oriented Product Structure For Assembly Modelling
van Holland, Winfried; Bronsvoort, Willem F. // 1996
Design Process Capture and Support
Blessing, Lucienne T. M. // 1996
DS 53: Proceedings of the 2nd WDK Workshop on Product Structuring 1996, Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands, 03.-04.06.1996 (Members only )
// 1996
Information Generated and/or used during product and process development
Regine, Ir.; Vroom, W. // 1996
Issues in product structuring
Tichem, M.; Storm, T.; Andreasen, M. M.; MacCallum, K.J. // 1996
Managing Design Data, Five Dimensions Of CAD Frameworks
Van Der Hamer, Lepoeter // 1996
Mastering Product Variety
Hildre, Hans Petter // 1996
Modelling Information and Activities in Delivery of Power Plant Pipings
Pulkkinen, Antti; Vainio-Mattila, Markus; Rittahuhta, Asko // 1996
Modular Function Development MFD, Support for Good Product Structure Creation
Erixon, Gunnar // 1996
Product knowledge Modelling and Management
Zhang, Y.; MacCallum, K. J.; Duffy, A. H. B. // 1996
Product Structuring in Reality
Yu, Bei; MacCallum, Ken // 1996
Product Structuring: Keystone for Manufacturing Control
Bikker, Henk // 1996
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