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Design synthesis : integrated product and manufacturing system design / Graeme Arthur Britton, Seppo Torvinen.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Britton, Graeme Arthur.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Production engineering--Textbooks.
- Production engineering.
- Product design--Textbooks.
- Product design.
- Genre:
- Textbooks.
- Physical Description:
- xxii, 358 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm
- Other Title:
- Integrated product and manufacturing system design
- Place of Publication:
- Boca Raton, [Florida] : CRC Press, 2014.
- Summary:
- "This textbook provides a conceptual framework and methodologies for integrating product design and manufacturing. The readers should be able to use the framework and methodologies provided to jointly optimize the design/re-design of new products and manufacturing systems to produce better quality products faster and cheaper. The textbook includes homework problems and numerous real life examples. An SM and PP Slides will go along with the book to enhance textbook adoptions"-- Provided by publisher.
- Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: 1.Introduction
- What This Book Is About
- Who This Book Is For
- Improving Your Learning
- About Concept Maps
- Introduction to Global Manufacturing
- Book Outline
- Exercises and Problems
- References
- 2.Designing System Architectures
- Introduction
- Basic Concepts
- System Philosophy
- Describing Systems
- Describing Boundaries
- Describing Environments
- Designing System Architectures
- Verifying System Architectures
- 3.Product Design
- Design as a Personal Activity
- Inspiration
- Identification
- Conceptualisation
- Exploration/Refinement
- Definition/Modelling
- Communication
- Production
- Design as a Phase
- Types of Design Projects
- Design of Product Architectures
- Design Standardisation
- Design and Manufacture
- 4.Manufacturing System Design
- Project Manufacturing
- Jobbing Manufacturing
- Batch Manufacturing
- Mass Manufacturing
- Part Manufacturing Cells: Group Technology
- Between Cells
- Within Cells
- Assembly and Test Cells
- Cells
- Stations
- Global Manufacturing
- Prologue to Section II
- 5.Ethics
- What Is Morality?
- Experimentalist Ethics
- Ethical Aspects of Professional Life
- Wilful Blindness
- Ethical Guidelines for the Professional
- General Ethical Principles (What You Should Do)
- Moral Virtues (Who You Should Be)
- Ethics and Values in Business
- 6.Aesthetic Context
- The Nature of Aesthetic Experience
- Aesthetic Function
- Environmental Aesthetics
- Aesthetics of Product Design
- Aesthetic Guidelines for Regenerative Development
- 7.Social Context
- An Ecological Perspective
- Maladaptive Responses to Turbulence
- Adaptive Responses to Turbulence
- Social Guidelines for Regenerative Development
- 8.Technological Context
- Innovation
- Limits to Business Development
- Global Risk Management
- Technical Guidelines for Regenerative Development
- 9.Environmental Context
- Environmental Morality
- Limits to Growth
- Nurturing the Environment
- Environmental Guidelines for Regenerative Development
- 10.Economic and Political Context
- Banking and Financial Markets
- The Capitalist Economy
- Income Inequality
- Global Politics
- Guidelines for Regenerative Development
- Postscript to Section II
- The Uniqueness of Moral, Aesthetic and Ecological Experiences
- An Idealised Design for Regenerative Development
- Money and Banking
- The Global Economy
- Inequality
- The Global Political System (Heinberg 2011, Stiglitz 2007)
- SMMCs
- 11.Life Cycle Analysis
- Development Life Cycles for Industrial and Consumer Products
- Development Life Cycle for a Manufacturing System
- Choosing a Life Cycle
- Intersecting Life Cycles
- Specifying Life Cycles and Reviews
- Using Life Cycles for Sustainability Studies
- 12.Product and Manufacturing System Architecture Integration
- Product Platforms
- Modular Product Family Architectures
- Configuration
- MPFA Generating Principles
- The Ideal Manufacturing System
- Illustrative Modular Design Example
- Design Integration Process
- Analysis
- Conceptual Product Design and Manufacturing Concept
- Embodiment Design and Preliminary Manufacturing System Design
- 13.Modular Configuration
- Configuration Matrices
- Process for Creating Configuration Matrices
- Configuration Maintenance
- Case Study: Ponsse
- The Problem
- Configuration Matrices Solution
- Results
- Reference
- 14.The Socio-Technical Systems Approach
- Substantive Components
- Open System
- Two Subsystems: Technological and Social
- Work Roles
- Analysing the Technological System
- Analysing the Social System
- Designing the Work Relationship Structure
- Individual Level
- Group Level
- Managing the System-Environment Relationship
- Boundary Management
- Open Systems Planning
- Implementing Socio Technical Systems
- Project Initiation and Approval
- System Analysis
- Design
- Transition Planning
- Implementation and Evaluation
- 15.Organising People for Manufacturing
- Interactive Planning
- Mess Formulation
- Ends Planning
- Means Planning
- Resource Planning
- Implementation and Control of the Means Plan
- Modern Socio Technical Work Group Design
- Organisational Design (Structure)
- Organisational Design (Vertical Teams)
- Organisation Design (Horizontal Teams)
- Dealing with Product Demand Variability
- 16.Organising People for Design
- The Design Team
- Chief Designer
- Chief Co-Designer
- Designer
- Team Leader
- Client
- Inventor
- Critic
- Librarian
- Design Team Coordination and Integration
- Product and Manufacturing Design Team Cross-Linking
- Team Management
- Project Management
- Risk Management
- Organisational Integration
- Lightweight Team Structure
- Heavyweight Team Structure
- Autonomous Team Structure
- Global Design Teams
- 17.Design Management
- Socialisation
- Externalisation
- Combination
- Internalisation
- Tacit Experience Management
- Critically Reflective Practice
- Managing Concept Integrity
- Interface Management
- Design Integration Management
- Design Scarce Resource Management
- Configuration Management
- Configuration Specification and Planning
- Configuration Change Management
- Technical Performance Tracking
- References.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN:
- 1439881642
- 9781439881644
- OCLC:
- 724642410
- Publisher Number:
- 99959085281
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