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Chapter 10 Introduction to Axiomatic Design
Chapter 10 Introduction to Axiomatic Design Suh, N. P. Axiomatic Design : Advances and Applications. New York: This presentation draws extensively on materials from [Suh 2001]: Oxford University Press, 2001. ISBN: 0195134664. Example: Electrical Connector Figure by MIT OCW. Male connectorFemale connectorPlastic overmoldingPlastic overmoldingCompliant pin (for permanent connection)Multiple layers will be stacked together to obtain an entire Design Framework The Concept of Domains Four Domains of the Design World. The {x} are characteristic vectors of each domain. Figure by MIT OCW. After Figure in [Suh 2001]. Customer domainFunctional domainPhysical domainProcess domainMappingMappingMapping{CAs}{FRs}{DP }{PVs}Characteristics of the four domains of the Design world Domains Character Vectors Customer Domain {CAs} Functional Domain {FRs} Physical Domain {DPs} Process Domain {PVs} Manufacturing Attributes which consumers desire Functional requirements specified for the product Physical variables whic
Introduction to Axiomatic Design Suh, N. P. Axiomatic Design: Advances and Applications. New York: ... To satisfy the FR, we have to map FRs in the physical domain and identify DPs. Design Prob. Density range System range FR. Design Range, System Range, and Common Range Probab.
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