An overview of self-engineering systems

Brooks, Sam; Roy, Rajkumar

doi:10.1080/09544828.2021.1914323

Cited by 17 publications

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“…A SE system is defined as: "An ability designed and built into a system to independently identify any loss or potential loss of function, and then automatically restore the functionality fully or partially to maintain its availability and improve system resilience" [12] . The four key characteristics are:…”

Section: Self-engineering and Complexitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Design and complexity evaluation of a self-cleaning heat exchanger

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2022

International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer

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Section: Self-engineering and Complexitymentioning

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Design and complexity evaluation of a self-cleaning heat exchanger

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2022

International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer

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“…From our understanding, within CPS there are major concerns about non-functional properties such as security, reliability, robustness and resilience linked with the introduction of connectivity and a changing environment. Some examples of these concerns are addressed in (Woo et al 2008;Hughes and Cybenko 2014;Vachtsevanos et al 2018;Yuan and Xia 2018;O'Halloran et al 2018;Brooks and Roy 2021). However, these concerns are not explicitly reflected within the cartography, as few methods and tools are dedicated to support them, and some authors have merged these concerns within existing methods and tools.…”

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Organizing the fragmented landscape of multidisciplinary product development: a mapping of approaches, processes, methods and tools from the scientific literature

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The fourth industrial revolution is shaping a new industrial landscape. A variety of technologies related to software, information and communication technologies embody a ubiquitous digital and connectivity era. These technologies enable the creation of new products with the integration of connectivity, data collection and processing capacities which require combining engineering disciplines. Increasing product multidisciplinarity compels companies to adapt their product development practices. The scientific literature offers a variety of concepts and techniques to support multidisciplinary product development. This paper seeks to organize the landscape of concepts and techniques available for multidisciplinary product development. An extensive literature review was conducted, and 236 concepts and techniques were identified. Multidisciplinary products of interest deal with both software and hardware development and can be encountered through the denominations of cyber-physical systems, mechatronics and smart products and systems. An in-depth analysis led to the classification and mapping, for each product denomination, of the concepts and techniques available to support their development. The classification relies on a four-level model paired with a decision tree to thoroughly sort the variety of concepts and techniques into the approach, process, method, and tool levels. The mapping between the sorted concepts and techniques enabled the generation of graphical representations called cartographies. These cartographies serve to support companies’ transformation towards the fourth industrial revolution from the product development perspective by giving a general overview of the related literature, and guiding them in the identification of the most suitable approaches, processes, methods and tools.

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“…He approached the subject from a logical point of view and introduced the essential question: How can reliable systems be constructed from unreliable components? The self-repair theory for physical-from centimeter to meter scale-machines have been evolving since then, but at a slow rate and with few successes, more than some proof of concept [3]- [12].…”

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confidence: 99%