A paradigm for customer-driven product design approach using extended axiomatic design

Kumar, Prabhat; Tandon, Puneet

doi:10.1007/s10845-016-1266-2

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“…Although AD application is argued to facilitate and ease the conceptual design process via the application of the independence and information axioms, therefore, reduce the complexity of the design [20], utilising these axioms in real applications are problematic due to the associated cost and complexity [22,28]. To support this argument, Frey et al [22] concern that designing independent FRs at a detailed level is impossible for the application of aeroengine manufacturing particularly the modern design applications.…”

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“…In the event that the level of consistency required falls short and the defined design has violated the independence axiom, the 2 nd step will be re-examined to re-design the identified level for uncoupling the design. However, meeting the requirements of the independent FRs might be unachievable, as highlighted by Frey et al [22] and Kumar and Tandon [28]. Therefore, the alternative route of incorporating Design Structure Matrix (DSM) method is introduced to overtake and complete the process at this stage, as well as modelling the coupled design.…”

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A Structured Approach for Synchronising the Applications of Failure Mode and Effects Analysis

Alruqi

Baumers

Branson

et al. 2021

Management Systems in Production Engineering

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Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) is a systematic approach for evaluating the potential failure modes in a system, and is mainly employed in three distinct tasks labelled: (1) Functional FMEA – evaluating those failures associated with product functional definition, (2) Design FMEA – analysing those failures associated with design definition and (3) Process FMEA – assessing potential failures in manufacturing and assembly processes. The literature review has shown limited works on the field of synchronising these different tasks into a working model. To address this gap, this research developed a framework for integrating these tasks of FMEAs, and then qualitatively validating the proposed framework. This research adopted a semi-structured questionnaire to collect experts’ feedback and validate the proposed framework. The t-test was then employed to evaluate the collected feedback. The findings highlight that the proposed framework is applicable and could facilitate the synchronisation of the different tasks of FMEA. This research presents a methodological approach for executing and synchronising FMEAs. Therefore, the proposed framework is practically relevant as an aid for the practitioners in catching the cascading failures and reducing the relevant impact.

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A Structured Approach for Synchronising the Applications of Failure Mode and Effects Analysis

Alruqi

Baumers

Branson

et al. 2021

Management Systems in Production Engineering

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“…Many classical AHPs have been developed, including the Fuzzy (F) AHP [7] and the Extension (E) AHP [30]. Kumar et al [21] evaluated the overall performance expected by customers based on the design scheme. Preference rankings were combined with ideal solution rankings using an AHP to form a multicriterion decision-making method that identifies the best design plan, thus the most reasonable choice.…”

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Direct Generation of Cartesian Grid for As-built CFD Analysis from Laser-scanned Point Clouds

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Kanai²,

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2021

CADandA

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When developing new products, brand designers must analyse related products, which is a complicated and time-consuming process. Modern product design often requires complex engineering processes; product development requires extensive knowledge but there is also a demand for shorter product design cycles. Therefore, we propose a method based on extension theory and the analytic hierarchy process for identifying product-related knowledge, to aid the development of new products. First, based on our understanding of extenics, matter-element and relational meta-models of product form, function, and structure are established. Then, we define different primitives of brand identity. Finally, using an "extensional analytic hierarchy process" (EAHP), a hierarchy is established and the weights of different primitives are calculated. Various combinations of primitives are used to facilitate knowledge transfer for computer-aided intelligent design. Design data for multiple cases are analysed to verify the feasibility and effectiveness of the method. The method was verified in a physiological signal experiment, and the results show that the method can effectively accumulate product knowledge. Rapid data mining is important for market competitiveness.

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“…In the existing axiomatic design process, design parameters are often obtained from two sources. The first source is designer's skill and knowledge (Kumar and Tandon, 2019). Although designer's skill and knowledge are more reliable than other sources, designer's experience is scare and usually affected by emotion of expert.…”

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Incorporating Patent Analysis in Axiomatic Design for New Product Development

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Axiomatic design theory is widely used in new product development by providing design solutions through mapping between functional requirements and design parameters. However, the theory does not provide a method to help designer obtain and select design parameters. To this end, this paper introduces patent analysis to overcome the deficiency. Firstly, functional requirements are transformed into patent search terms, and design parameters are obtained from patents. Secondly, morphological matrix is used to represent the relationships between target function and multiple design parameters. Thirdly, design parameters with higher patent frequency are chose and combined into a new scheme. Finally, the scheme is evaluated by the independent axiom of Axiomatic Design theory. The methodology is demonstrated and validated with a case study of spa shower.

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A paradigm for customer-driven product design approach using extended axiomatic design

Cited by 25 publications

References 23 publications

A Structured Approach for Synchronising the Applications of Failure Mode and Effects Analysis

A Structured Approach for Synchronising the Applications of Failure Mode and Effects Analysis

Direct Generation of Cartesian Grid for As-built CFD Analysis from Laser-scanned Point Clouds

Incorporating Patent Analysis in Axiomatic Design for New Product Development

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