Design for manufacturing and assembly key performance indicators to support high-speed product development

Thompson, Mary Kathryn; Jespersen, Ida Kirstine Juel; Kjærgaard, Thomas

doi:10.1016/j.procir.2018.02.005

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“…Despite the fact that there are a number of methods in the field of DFx (e.g. DFMA, DFSS, DFS, DFL, DFE, see [13,14,18,19]), the only one frequently implemented is DFMA as results are suggesting. The others are used solitary (as survey indicates) and in the non-standardized matter.…”

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“…Techniques as Concurrent engineering and DFx in the field of manufacturing and assembly (i.e. DFM -Design for Manufacturing, DFA -Design for Assembly, or its combination DFMA) are well known and used (see [13,14]). Despite their benefits, they support only parts of the process and not the process as a whole, missing needs of logistics requirements.…”

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The Use of Process Thinking in the Industrial Practice – Preliminary Survey

2019

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Nowadays, the main implementation weakness of production management methods as Lean, Six Sigma or TOC lies with over focussing on particular method, so those methods are usually used solitary. Complex (i.e. process) approach is usually underestimated. This cannot be changed without changing the way of thinking within all levels of company's management. Process thinking (lean and holistic) becomes nowadays a challenge. This article is focussing on the use of basic principles of process thinking connected with design, technology and manufacturing logistics with emphasizing the role of standardization. There are debated, based on designed preliminary survey, possible key influences of management stuff etc. to implement and aid principles of standardization as defined by DFx (Design for X).

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The Use of Process Thinking in the Industrial Practice – Preliminary Survey

2019

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“…A good design system ensures fast delivery of a quality, reliable and safe product. At the same time, making decisions about suppliers to improve production quality by reducing defects is an important step in designing a product [19,29,32,33,39]. Staged automation of digital electronic design and production can be a strategy for product quality assurance.…”

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Aspects Regarding the Redesign of a Component of the Vertical Lifting Module Used in Sustainable Production Management

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Sävescu

2021

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To remain competitive on the market with a developed product, it’s very important to analyze the manufacturing costs and times, from the concept stage of the product. Design for manufacturing and assembly (DFMA) is one of the engineering methods that can be applied to reduce manufacturing costs and times, right from the design stage, without compromising product performance and reliability. The 3D modeling of the tray was made in Solidworks, and for the analysis of it’s manufacture and assembly, the Boothroyd and Dewhurst principle and recommendations from the DFMA software were followed. This paper presents a case study for a subassembly called a tray, used in automatic vertical storage systems. For the redesigned model, substantial improvements were obtained, through cost reductions of 12% and an increase in design efficiency from 4.86 to 12.03. Product analysis using DFMA has proven to be a key point in the development of a product that meets engineers.

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“…In addition, the concept of the product should be the best, well detailed and that several tests should be carried out before reaching mass production [6]. The lack of planning, when developing a product, leads to failures that increase development costs, production costs, many changes in product engineering and delay to deliver it to the market [7]. To avoid these costs, there are several reference models that serve as a guide to develop a product, and these must be adapted to the needs of each project.…”

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Evaluation of Qualitative Accelerated Tests Practices in Product Development Process: A Computer Simulation

Rocha

Oliveira

Veroneze

2021

EJENG

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— Reliability is an essential item for the product development phase, as it is from estimated values are obtained about how the product will behave and, consequently, about modes of design flaws and weaknesses. In short, these responses are important to offer to the market high quality products, in addition to providing safety to the customer. In this work, a product was proposed where its design was based on research on how its shape should be and three different raw materials were chosen to be applied to the product and, with the simulation, it was possible to discover the weaknesses and points of improvement and which material best suited the proposed product.

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Design for manufacturing and assembly key performance indicators to support high-speed product development

Cited by 22 publications

References 15 publications

The Use of Process Thinking in the Industrial Practice – Preliminary Survey

The Use of Process Thinking in the Industrial Practice – Preliminary Survey

Aspects Regarding the Redesign of a Component of the Vertical Lifting Module Used in Sustainable Production Management

Evaluation of Qualitative Accelerated Tests Practices in Product Development Process: A Computer Simulation

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