by John W. Priest and
José M. Sánchez
This reference/text outlines best practices and demonstrates how to design
in quality for successful development of hardware and software products. This book
offers systematic applications tailored to particular market environments;
providing a working knowledge of critical techniques and terminology.
Features:
- collaborative product development
- mistake proofing
- knowledge-based systems
- thermal analysis
- Taguchi methods
- failure mode analysis
- technical risk management
- Six Sigma quality
- rapid prototyping
- testability
- Boothroyd and Dewhurst DFMA
- self-maintenance and diagnostics
- and much more!
Product Development and Design for Manufacturing, Second Edition is a proven
multidisciplinary reference for quality and reliability, mechanical, electrical,
design, manufacturing, industrial, aerospace, and nuclear engineers, and technical
managers.
Contents:
- Product Development and Organization
- Product Development in the Changing Global World
- Product Development Process and Organization
- Stages of Product Development
- Early Design: Requirement Definition and Conceptual Design
- Trade-Off Analyses: Optimization Using Cost and Utility Metrics
- Detailed Design: Analysis and Modeling
- Test and Evaluation: Design Reviews, Prototyping, Simulation, and Testing
- Manufacturing: Strategies, Planning, and Methodologies
- Supply Chain: Logistics, Packaging, Supply Chain, and the Environment
- Design for People: Ergonomics, Repairability, Safety, and Product Liability
- Producibility and Reliability
- Producibility: Strategies in Design for Manufacturing
- Simplification: Commonality and Preferred Methods
- Producibility Guidelines and Measurement
- Successful Producibility Methods Used in Industry
- Reliability: Strategies and Practices
- Testability: Design for Test and Inspection
Index
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