Design process knowledge reuse challenges and issues
Design process knowledge reuse challenges and issues
Product knowledge support needs are compared in two companies with different production volumes and product complexity. Knowledge support requirements identified include: function, performance data, requirements data, common parts, regulatory guidelines and layout data. A process based data driven knowledge reuse method is evaluated in light of the identified product knowledge needs. The evaluation takes place through developing a pilot case with each company. It is found that the method provides more benefit to the high complexity design domain, in which a significant amount of work takes place at the conceptual design stages, relying on a conceptual product representation. There is not such a clear value proposition in a design environment whose main challenge is layout design and the application of standard parts and features. The method supports the requirement for conceptual product representation but does not fully support a standard parts library
design knowledge reuse, design process support, pr
942-952
Baxter, D.I.
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Gao, J.X.
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Roy, R.
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2008
Baxter, D.I.
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Gao, J.X.
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Roy, R.
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Baxter, D.I., Gao, J.X. and Roy, R.
(2008)
Design process knowledge reuse challenges and issues.
Computer-Aided Design and Applications, 5 (6), .
(doi:10.3722/cadaps.2008.942-952).
Abstract
Product knowledge support needs are compared in two companies with different production volumes and product complexity. Knowledge support requirements identified include: function, performance data, requirements data, common parts, regulatory guidelines and layout data. A process based data driven knowledge reuse method is evaluated in light of the identified product knowledge needs. The evaluation takes place through developing a pilot case with each company. It is found that the method provides more benefit to the high complexity design domain, in which a significant amount of work takes place at the conceptual design stages, relying on a conceptual product representation. There is not such a clear value proposition in a design environment whose main challenge is layout design and the application of standard parts and features. The method supports the requirement for conceptual product representation but does not fully support a standard parts library
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Published date: 2008
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design knowledge reuse, design process support, pr
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Faculty of Business, Law and Art
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/377626
ISSN: 1686-4360
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