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Advances in Design

:	Hoda A. ElMaraghy, Waguih H. ElMaraghy
:	Hoda ElMaraghy, Waguih H. ElMaraghy
:	Advances in Design
:	Springer-Verlag
:	9781846282102
:	1
:	CHF 287.60
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:	Allgemeines, Lexika
:	English

:	576
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Advances in Design examines recent advances and innovations in product design paradigms, methods, tools and applications. It presents fifty-two selected papers which were presented at the 14^th CIRP International Design Seminar held in May 2004. This book will be bought by postgraduate and senior undergraduate students studying product design. It will also be of interest to researchers and practitioners working in the field of product design.

Dr. Hoda ElMaraghy became the first woman Dean of Engineering in Canada in 1994 at the University of Windsor. Prior to that she was a Professor of Mechanical Engineering at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario where she was the founding Director of the Center for Flexible Manufacturing Research and Development. She has been named Canada Research Chair in Manufacturing Systems - in recognition of her leadership and distinguished contributions to the modern manufacturing systems theories and practice that have been implemented by numerous companies to advantage. She is author and co-author of 312 refereed journal and conference publications, contributor to 14 books, and author of 3 theses, 83 unpublished industrial reports and internal research reports. Dr. ElMaraghy is a Fellow of the Canadian Society of Mechanical Engineers (CSME) and the American Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME). She received the Association of Professional Engineers of Ontario's 'Engineering Medal' for Research and Development and was named Hamilton's 1990 Woman of the Year in the Workplace Category.

Dr. Waguih ElMaraghy is a Professor of Engineering and Director of the Intelligent Manufacturing Systems (IMS) Centre in the Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering Department at the University of Windsor. Before joining Windsor, Dr. ElMaraghy was Professor and founding Director of the DA&MRL (Design Automation& Manufacturing Research) Centre of research excellence at the University of Western Ontario. He is an international expert in engineering design, manufacturing and industrial productivity and competitiveness. He has a number of Patents and has consulted for Industry, including on UNDP TOKTEN projects. Dr. ElMaraghy has carried out several national and international collaborative research projects, and is the author of over 150 publications, and over 100 Industry reports, and is currently supervising about twelve Masters and Ph.D. students. Dr. ElMaraghy has also contributed to a number of engineering design and manufacturing books, including being co-editor in 1989 of 'Design Theory and Methodology', Proc. of the ASME First International Design Theory and Methodology Conference (DTM'89), (ASME Book no.: H00507, ISBN: 0-7918-0361-9). Dr. ElMaraghy is a registered Professional Engineer in the Province of Ontario (PEO). He is a senior member of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME), a Fellow of the Canadian Society for Mechanical Engineering (CSME), and is a Fellow of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), and the CIRP (International Institute for Production Engineering Research).

	Preface	6
	Contents	8
	List of Contributors	14
	Part I Next Generation Design	24
	1 Economic Growth, Business Innovation and Engineering Design --- Gunnar Sohlenius, Leif Clausson, and Ann Kjellberg	26
	1.1 Wealth and Conditions for Stable Economic Growth	26
	1.2 Total Effectiveness Management by Understanding Means	29
	1.3 Innovation and Production	31
	1.4 Sustainability through Learning and Competence Human Compentence World	38
	1.5 Industrial Company as a Business System	41
	1.6 Conclusions	47
	1.7 References	48
	2 Directions of Next Generation Product Development --- Tetsuo Tomiyama and Bart R. Meijer	50
	2.1 Introduction	50
	2.2 Analysis of the Production Development Paradigms	51
	2.3 Future Directions of Product Development	54
	2.4 From Knowledge Integration to Knowledge Fusion	56
	2.5 Conclusions	57
	2.6 References	58
	3 What-if Design as an Integrative Method in Product Design --- Fred van Houten, and Eric Lutters	59
	3.1 Introduction	60
	3.2 Outline of a System for What-if Design	61
	3.3 Information as the Basis for the Development Product Life Cycle	62
	3.5 Working Principles of What-if Design	64
	3.6 Application and Prospects	67
	3.7 Concluding Remarks	68
	3.8 References	69
	4 Self Organization in Design --- Bart R. Meijer	70
	4.1 Introduction	70
	4.2 Concepts of Self Organization	71
	4.3 Set-based Concurrent Engineering	76
	4.4 Evolutionary Organization of Design Processes	78
	4.5 Discussion and Conclusions	79
	4.6. References	79
	5 Towards a Design Methodology for Self-optimizing Systems --- Jürgen Gausemeier, Ursula Frank, Andreas Schmidt, and Daniel Steffen	81
	5.1 Introduction	81
	5.2 Self-optimizing Systems	82
	5.3 Design Methodology for Self-optimizing Systems	84
	5.4 Conclusion	90
	5.5 Acknowledgement	91
	5.6 References	91
	Part II Design Knowledge and Functional Design	92
	6 Reusing Design Knowledge --- Saeema Ahmed, and Ken Wallace	93
	6.1 Introduction	93
	6.2 Research Method	94
	6.3 Findings	97
	6.4 Indexing Method	102
	6.5 Key Conclusions	103
	6.6 Acknowledgements	103
	6.7 References	103
	7 Structural and Functional Analysis for Assemblies --- Hugo Falgarone, and Nicolas Chevassus	105
	7.1 Industrial Background	105
	7.2 Method for Systemic Analysis of Structural Assemblies	106
	7.3 Assembly Modeling and Analysis	108
	7.4 GAIA Software for Systemic Analysis of Assemblies	112
	7.5 Benefits	113
	7.6 Conclusion	113
	7.7 References	114
	8 Knowledge Management for a Cooperative Design System --- Serge Tichkiewitch, Bruno Radulescu, George Dragoï, and Kusol Pimapunsri	115
	8.1 Introduction	115
	8.2 One of the Key Technologies for 2005	117
	8.3 Knowledge Management	119
	8.4 Conclusion	124
	8.5 References	124
	Part III Innovative and Conceptual Design	126
	9 AdaptEx: Extending Product Life Cycles through Strategic Product Upgrades --- Jeff C. Sand, and Peihua Gu	127
	9.1 Introduction	128
	9.2 The Need for Adaptive Design	128
	9.3 AdaptEx for Large Scale Engineering Systems	130
	9.4 Establishing the AdaptEx Process	131
	9.5 Concluding Remarks	135
	9.6 Acknowledgements	135
	9.7 References	135
	10 Product Genetic Engineering --- Kezheng Huang, Hongwu Chen, Yandong Wang, Zhengjun Song, and Liangmin Lv	136
	10.1 Introduction	136
	10.2 Product Growth Design Platform	138
	10.3 Concept of Product Genome	140
	10.4 Product Genetic Engineering	143
	10.5 PGE-DARFAD System Framework	144
	10.6 Conclusions	146
	10.7 References	146
	11 Gene Engineering-based Innovation of Manufactured Products --- Ke-Zhang Chen, Xin-An Feng, and Xiao-Chuan Chen	148
	11.1 Introduction	148
	11.2 Gene Engineering-based Design Method for Product Innovation	149
	11.3 Contents and Data Structure of Virtual Chromosomes of Manufactured Products	151
	11.4 Database Structure for the Virtual Chromosomes of Manufactured Products	153
	11.5 An Example	156
	11.6 Conclusions	158
	11.7 Acknowledgements	158
	11.8 References	159
	12 Use of Constraint Programming for Design --- Bernard Yannou, and Ghassen Harmel	160
	12.1 Introduction	161
	12.2 The Principles of CP	162
	12.3 The Solving Process of CP	164
	12.4 The Consistency Techniques	167
	12.5 Consistency of Design Spaces	168
	12.6 Influence of Splitting Granularity	170
	12.7 Conclusions	170
	12.8 References	171
	13 Model Infrastructures and Human Interaction in a Stereo Table Environment --- Torsten Kjellberg, Christoffer Lindfors, Mattias Larsson, and Jonny Gustafsson	173
	13.1 Introduction	173
	13.2 Principles of the Interaction Stereo Table	175
	13.3 Integration of Man Model with Man-to-Man Interaction	175
	13.4 Man-model Interaction in an Interaction Table Environment	176
	13.5 Interaction Stereo Table in a Virtual Co-located Meeting	177
	13.6 Model-based Applications	177
	13.7 Conclusion	179
	13.8 Acknowledgments	180
	13.9 References	181
	14 Inventive Design Applied to Injection Molding --- Thomas Eltzer, Denis Cavallucci, Nikolaï Khomenkho, Philippe Lutz, and