2017
DOI: 10.1007/s00163-017-0265-4
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A novel approach to include sustainability concepts in classical DFMA methodology for sheet metal enclosure devices

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“…Now it is the moment to try to break this barrier. e flexible structural system (FSS) emerges as a solution to the attempt of obtaining a structural system that supports a great adaptation to multiple constraints of volumetric design, as well as the possibility of making easy and affordable changes in the structure of a building, throughout its life [14].…”
Section: Proposal Of the Flexible Structural Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Now it is the moment to try to break this barrier. e flexible structural system (FSS) emerges as a solution to the attempt of obtaining a structural system that supports a great adaptation to multiple constraints of volumetric design, as well as the possibility of making easy and affordable changes in the structure of a building, throughout its life [14].…”
Section: Proposal Of the Flexible Structural Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Metode DFMA telah banyak digunakan pada penelitian-penelitian sebelumnya diantaranya Razak et al (2018), Farahin et al (2019), dan Safaa et al (2019) yang menggunakan metode ini untuk menganalisis performansi dari suatu produk serta Mesa et al (2018), Xin et al (2019), dan Butt dan Jedi (2020) yang menggunakan metode ini untuk meredesign suatu produk.…”
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“…The authors [24], propose a methodology that is validated by a redesign of a sheet metal industrial clock, in which the impact of sustainability is calculated from a comparison between an existing product and a new product. The implementation of the method in the case study demonstrates reductions of over 25% of product mass, energy consumed and CO2 footprint, and over 50% of theoretical assembly time and product complexity.…”
Section: The Impact Of Dfma Analysis On Productsmentioning
confidence: 99%