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Reich, Yoram

doi:10.1007/s00163-017-0270-7

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“…CEPS Qualitative reference-model = (−) DR 1 , ., (−) DR id , ., (−) DRz (1) Applicability UK = (Applicability 1 , . .…”

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A modelling framework to support integrated design of production systems at early design stages

Abdoli

2022

Int J Interact Des Manuf

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Multidisciplinary, large scale, and dynamic essence of production-logistic systems make their design knowledge complex. As a result, designers from different disciplines mostly design these systems with sequential approaches. This does not address the impact of single design decisions on overall system performance, which may lead to inconsistencies between different disciplines or failures. This paper aims to realise the integrated design of such systems by introducing a framework that incorporates Systems Engineering and Object-Oriented methods to develop a model that holistically embodies design knowledge of such systems. This model is constructed in Finite-State-Machine formalism to achieve an executable architecture and integrated with optimization models to allow simulation of alternatives and to observe the impact of design decisions on system behaviour. Supportive algorithms are introduced for refinements of design alternatives according to the simulation results. A fuzzy assessment approach is introduced to also assess the alternatives against qualitative criteria. The framework integrates simulation and fuzzy assessment results and performs a multi-criteria assessment to select an alternative for the detailed design. Therefore, the framework can stand as a decision support framework at early design stages, giving insights to designers about the impact of single design decisions on system overall performance and satisfaction of various objectives.

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“…CEPS Qualitative reference-model = (−) DR 1 , ., (−) DR id , ., (−) DRz (1) Applicability UK = (Applicability 1 , . .…”

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“…Performance of assembly, production, and logistic systems are strongly dependent on the decisions made at their early design stages [1][2][3]. These systems operate based on dynamically interacting processes using soft/physical resources.…”

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A modelling framework to support integrated design of production systems at early design stages

Abdoli

2022

Int J Interact Des Manuf

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“…Complex systems usually comprise a large number of interacting modules, which require both module-level validation and functionality-level validation (Fu et al 2015). As claimed by Christophe et al (2010) and Reich (2017), the current performance characteristics of complex systems and mechanisms are usually evaluated depending on the requirements that are made in their initial design stages. Zheng et al (2016) proposed a multi-disciplinary interface model to ensure consistency and traceability between system-level and functionality-level functionalities for verification and validation of mechatronic systems.…”

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An underpinning theory and approach to applicability testing of constructive computational mechanisms

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Horváth

Rusák

2022

Res Eng Design

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“…The software tool must be embedded into the product development process. Changes on the design are less costly the earlier they are done [13]. Therefore, it is most promising to build the tool around the conceptual design phase [14].…”

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Conceptual Planning of Micro-Assembly for a Better Utilization of Reconfigurable Manufacturing Systems

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Reconfigurable manufacturing systems (RMS) can be used to produce micro-assembled products that are too complex for assembly on flat substrates like printed circuit boards. The greatest advantage of RMS is their capability to reuse machine parts for different products, which enhances the economical efficiency of quickly changing or highly individualized products. However, often, process engineers struggle to achieve the full potential of RMS due to product designs not being suited for their given system. Guaranteeing a better fit cannot be done by static guidelines because the higher degree of freedom would make them too complex. Therefore, a new method for generating dynamic guidelines is proposed. The method consists of a model, with which designers can create a simplified assembly sequence of their product idea, and another model, with which process engineers can describe the RMS and the procedures and operations that it can offer. By combining both, a list of possible machine configurations for an RMS can be generated as an automated response for a modeled assembly sequence. With the planning tool for micro-assembly, an implementation of this method as a modern web application is shown, which uses a real existent RMS for micro-assembly.

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What is a reference?

Cited by 7 publications

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A modelling framework to support integrated design of production systems at early design stages

A modelling framework to support integrated design of production systems at early design stages

An underpinning theory and approach to applicability testing of constructive computational mechanisms

Conceptual Planning of Micro-Assembly for a Better Utilization of Reconfigurable Manufacturing Systems

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