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Towards a framework for value-driven design in civil aerospace systems: a case study

Towards a framework for value-driven design in civil aerospace systems: a case study
Towards a framework for value-driven design in civil aerospace systems: a case study
Value-Driven Design combines economic theory, systems engineering and multi-disciplinary analysis and optimisation to help improve the design of complex systems. An approach to Value-Driven Design is the surplus value theory, which utilises financial measures to act as a scoring function for how much a design is worth to the operation of an entire system. This is beneficial for design decisionmaking in system trades and technology evaluation. In this paper, a Value-Driven Design methodology is introduced using the surplus value metric and applied to an aerospace system case study.
1755-5817
Cheung, Julie
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Scanlan, Jim
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Wiseall, Steve
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Cheung, Julie
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Scanlan, Jim
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Wiseall, Steve
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Cheung, Julie, Scanlan, Jim and Wiseall, Steve (2009) Towards a framework for value-driven design in civil aerospace systems: a case study. CIRP Journal of Manufacturing Science and Technology. (Submitted)

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Value-Driven Design combines economic theory, systems engineering and multi-disciplinary analysis and optimisation to help improve the design of complex systems. An approach to Value-Driven Design is the surplus value theory, which utilises financial measures to act as a scoring function for how much a design is worth to the operation of an entire system. This is beneficial for design decisionmaking in system trades and technology evaluation. In this paper, a Value-Driven Design methodology is introduced using the surplus value metric and applied to an aerospace system case study.

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Submitted date: 14 December 2009

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Local EPrints ID: 71634
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/71634
ISSN: 1755-5817
PURE UUID: 153f0811-7368-438f-8075-09acd0c7fcad

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Date deposited: 17 Dec 2009
Last modified: 13 Mar 2024 20:37

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Author: Julie Cheung
Author: Jim Scanlan
Author: Steve Wiseall

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