Product Design Methods and Practices¶
Stoll, H. W. (1999). Product Design Methods and Practices.
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- Design for Implementation
- The quantification of implementation trade-offs: how does design choice X change production cost, assembly time, quality yield, operational complexity, maintenance burden?
This sourceMarcel Dekker. Presents DFM/A as an iterative design discipline (process-driven design, part-elimination, tolerance and component design, design-efficiency improvement; design revised against manufacturing feedback). (See flag: original venue citation was wrong.)
- The quantification of implementation trade-offs: how does design choice X change production cost, assembly time, quality yield, operational complexity, maintenance burden?
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