Supporting the Modelling in Mbse by Applying Product Generation Engineering Using Electronic Compact Actuators as an Example

Waschle, Moritz; Martin, Ana Cristina Mongelli; Radimersky, Aline; Behrendt, Matthias; Albers, Albert

doi:10.1017/dsd.2020.293

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“…This description with additional information provides the basis for the classification of the variations and the interviews. The classification was based on the existing literature that contains rules as well as examples of variations in development projects (Wäschle et al, 2020;Albers et al, 2015;Albers et al, 2016a) The reference system elements come from either the previous development generation or another variant of the product from a parallel development process. The evaluation of the engineering changes was done through structured interviews with all product experts for this harness.…”

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Evaluation of Engineering Changes Based on Variations from the Model of PGE – Product Generation Engineering in an Automotive Wiring Harness

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Engineering change management is a central part of the product development process. This paper investigates how variations from the PGE - Product Generation Engineering can improve the evaluation of engineering changes from the wiring harness. Engineering changes that occur in an automotive wiring harness development process are analysed in a case study, evaluated in expert interviews with regard to the risk and effort connected to the implementation and compared to the types of variations. Additional influencing factors are discussed. The variations provide an indication on risk and effort.

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“…Waschle et al 17 integrated product generation engineering approach in MBSE to enable developers to store model information, accomplish automatic weighing calculations, and characterize critical points in sub systems of compact actuators using SysML.…”

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Model based systems engineering—A text mining based structured comprehensive overview

Akundi

Mondragon

2021

Systems Engineering

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An observed increase in systems scale and complexity has led to a significant momentum in exploring, identifying, and adopting model based systems engineering (MBSE) tools and techniques amongst research communities and industry practitioners. Several attempts to transform systems design and engineering practices through the use of MBSE in academia and industry has led to a considerable increase in the number of articles published containing the keyword "MBSE." This growth serves as the motivation in this paper to explore the MBSE landscape with the help of text mining techniques to identify the most often used key terms, tools, and languages, in the context of research in MBSE and the thematic aspects defining the use of MBSE by researchers and practitioners. The objective of this paper is to provide a structured comprehensive overview of research contributions across the MBSE landscape by employing text mining techniques for: (a) identifying the concepts and methodologies inferred upon in relation to MBSE, and (b) classifying the literature published to identify commonalities across academic researchers and practitioners using MBSE tools and methods.For this purpose, the abstracts of 2380 relevant articles published in the period of the last two decades from five different databases are mined. It is found that the terms "SysML," "Cyber Physical Systems," and "Production" are the most used terms among researchers across the MBSE landscape with SysML being the most widely used modeling language. Further, six major thematic topics are identified that classify articles from over the last two decades with an increasing interest observed in the use of MBSE to support manufacturing and production engineering activities, especially in the cyber physical systems domain. The contributions of this paper provide a leeway on using text mining techniques to understand the research directions that are currently of interest in the field of MBSE and thereby identify potential future research directions.

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Mapping the MBSE Environment and Complementary Design Space Exploration Techniques

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Berthoud,

Snider

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2024 IEEE Aerospace Conference

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Supporting the Modelling in Mbse by Applying Product Generation Engineering Using Electronic Compact Actuators as an Example

Cited by 4 publications

References 7 publications

Evaluation of Engineering Changes Based on Variations from the Model of PGE – Product Generation Engineering in an Automotive Wiring Harness

Evaluation of Engineering Changes Based on Variations from the Model of PGE – Product Generation Engineering in an Automotive Wiring Harness

Model based systems engineering—A text mining based structured comprehensive overview

Mapping the MBSE Environment and Complementary Design Space Exploration Techniques

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