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`Wtflzam H. Suilman and Kathleen A. Glassmne
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`Concurrent Engineering
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`Contents
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`Lin‘! of contributors
`Preface
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`Part One
`ORGANIZATION ISSUES IN CON('l§RREN’I“
`ENGINEERING
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`I.
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`l’riru.:iples of concurrent engineering
`H rt-oil H. Jo. Hantiri R. Ptlt'.$'(lt’i turd Wr't'l'ictm G. Stillirrtrr
`Q-J Concurrent engineerings roots in the World War II era
`M. Cctr! Zimrtke and M'zrry 5. Spam:
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`Implentcntationz common failure modes and success factors
`SIt’ph(’I'J Emits
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`4. Overcoming barriers to the implementation of concurrent
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`Gary A. Mrtddux anal Wtllimn I2’, Sander
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`Improving interpersonal communications on multifunctional
`teams
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`Mtrhnci E. Form and Roy A. Drriey
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`Scheduling of concurrent manuiacturing projects
`Arledeji B. Badirtr
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`Part Two
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`TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES OF CONCURRENT
`ENGINEERING
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`7. Models of design processes
`Alt’ Bahrumi arid Cihrm H. Dugii
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`8.
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`A decision-based approach to concurrent design
`Fm-rokir Mistree, Warren Srnith mu! Bert Bras
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`9. Concurrent optimization of product design and manufacture
`Masrzmkrr Yoshimuru
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`ll). Computer-based concurrent engineering systems
`Mielrael J. 0'Ft'_wttt and M. Munir Ahmad
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`Canton rs
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`Multiattribule design optimization and concurrent engineer-
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`Deborah L Thurszon and Angela Locascio
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`Concurrent cell design and cell control system configuration
`F. Frank Chen
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`A generalized methodology for evaluating rnanufacturability
`Sriniuasa R. Shankar and David G. Jansson
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`Evaluating product rnachinability For concurrent engineering
`Dana S. Nan, Guangming Zhong, Sotyandra K. Gupta and
`Raghu R. Karinrhi
`Concurrent optimization of design and manufaciuring toler-
`ances
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`Chm: Zhang and Hsu-Pin (Ben) Wang
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`Automating design for manufzzcturability through cxpcrl sys-
`tems approaches
`.-LR. Vcnkarachalarn. Joseph M. Mellichamp and Darid AL
`Mifler
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`Modeling the design process with Petri nets
`.4na're*w Ku.-flak and Hsu-Hon Yang
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`Ncuro-computing and concurrent engineering
`Cflmn H. Dayle‘. Piparpong Poshvanmlda. and All Bahrami
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`Design for human factors
`Farilzarz Tayyari
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`PartThree
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`COST CONSIDERATIONS IN CONCURRENT
`ENGINEERING
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`Designing to cost
`Mam-udra S. Hundal
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`Economic design in concurrent engineering
`James S. Noble
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`ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE [N CONCURRENT
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`8.2 OUR FRAME OF REFERENCE
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`llllll iirc icuiiipleli-d in less time and at less cost thzin those designed using a
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`design event will generally lullnw the cunceptuzil design event. What we
`mt-iiii ripeciticully by the synthesis of the process and concurrent design is
`that ilii: tlt.'t.'isiun5 that can bc .~.in1ul1:iiicnu.~sly resolved airc siniuliuiicmisly
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`solution to all of the relcv-.inl dccisinns §l['l‘Il1lllu1CtlLISl)'.
`Given this argument and as cvidcnccd by the host of design research
`initititivcs being undertaken worldwide. design science is an emerging
`diseipiiiie tiricl the attitudes tmvurd design art’: ciianging. The lundamcniul
`rcasuns for this can be 3l.U”ll}UlL‘Ll in two singtilur events; at new cmph:isi.s on
`systems thinking and the pervasive presence nl computers. l~luwevcr_ inde-
`pendent of the iipproaclics or nicilmds used to plun. establish goals and
`model systems; desigiiurs tire and will cniitiiiue In be involved in two
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`wlirii characterizes at decision‘?
`The characteristics 0|’ decisions tire governed by the characteristics of
`design of real-life enginecriiig systcnts. "I'hc:ic characteristics may. in part. be
`summarized by the following dciscriptivc sciitericcs:
`0 Dccisiiins involve inlurmution that comes fft)l'l'l diilcrciit sources and
`disciplines;
`0 Dccisiuns are governed by multiple measures of merit and perfurmuiicu:
`' All the iniarma.1inn required to niuki: ti decision iiiiiy not he ':!\v’illl':lblCI
`0 same of the inlorniation used in making it decision may be hard and
`some inlnrtnuiion may be soft; aind
`The problem for which at decision is being made is invuriubiy loosely
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`V'””F‘"I~‘ none of the dccisinns are characterized by 21 singular. unique
`50l_UlI0n. The decision solutions tire less than optimal and art: culled
`Saitislicing solutinns.
`“Om a di:eision~basei:l design perspective. decisions help bridge the
`Sal? bctwcctt an idea and rciility. They serve as markers and units ol
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`.'\.!.lfl!TI 2 Type of dccisiom in the DSPT
`All dccisioiis identified in the DSPT are categorized as Selection,
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`Selection and coniproniise are referred to as primary decisions. All other
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`Definition-l The selection decision
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`The selection decision is the process of milking :1 cltoicc between a
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`merit or attributes.
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`The crnpltusis in selection is on the acccptarice of certain alternatives
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`measures of merit. These measures. called attributes. represent the iunctiontil
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`Dctinition—I‘. The compromise decision
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`design with respect to constraints and multiple goals.
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