Product Design for Manufacture and Assembly¶
Boothroyd, G., & Dewhurst, P. (1991). Product Design for Manufacture and Assembly.
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- Design for Implementation
- A design that works perfectly on paper but is expensive or impossible to manufacture is a failure of design discipline, not a manufacturing problem
This sourceMarcel Dekker. The Boothroyd-Dewhurst DFM/A methodology: analyze each part for manufacturability and the assembly sequence for efficiency, compute a design-efficiency metric, and apply heuristics (minimize part count, standardize, design for linear assembly).
- A design that works perfectly on paper but is expensive or impossible to manufacture is a failure of design discipline, not a manufacturing problem
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