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Development of market-oriented architectural standards by means of standardized vehicle layouts
Stocker, Johannes; Schmidt, Michael // 2016
Commercial vehicles serve a wide range of operational purposes so that a broad spectrum of conceptual configuration options, for example the number of axles or wheelbase and overhang, has to be ...
Does the Solution Based Design Process Result in More Multifunctional Designs?
Ashok, Goel; William, Hancock; Keith Frazer; Christian, Tuchez // 2016
Biological systems in general are multifunctional and environmentally sustainable. Thus, biologically inspired design is posited as leading to multifunctional and environmentally sustainable designs. ...
Ein integriertes Gesamtsystemmodell für die modellbasierte Entwicklung (Members only )
Hooshmand, Yousef; Höner, Martin; Danjou, Stéphane; Köhler, Peter // 2016
To cope with the increasing complexity of software-intensive systems consisting of mechanical, electrical and electronic components, an information model for model-based engineering (MBE) has been ...
ENHANCING SUSTAINABLE DESIGN - THE USE OF NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS IN DESIGN EDUCATION
Dowlen, Chris; Griffiths, Brian; Ledsome, Colin; Potter, Clare; Winfield, Pat // 2016
The British Standards Committee TDW/7 is responsible for publishing the ‘Design for Manufacture
and Un-manufacture’ standard BS8887. This committee includes academic members. As a
contribution to ...
ETHICAL BICYCLE CONSUMPTION: FROM USED FRAMES TO NEW PRODUCTS
Lowley, James; Gulden, Tore // 2016
The use of bicycles in Norway today is very high, perpetuating a popular view of the bicycle as a
symbol of sustainability. This study explored how the life of a bicycle and its parts might be ...
EVALUATION OF LIFE CYCLE ANALYSIS CASE STUDIES: FINDINGS FOR APPLICATION AND FURTHER DEVELOPMENT
Rosner, A.; Hollauer, C.; Kammerl, D.; Omer, M.; Mörtl, M. // 2016
This paper gives an overview of the current practice of life cycle analyses. The overview can serve as support for practitioners and helps to identify potentials for the further advancement of life ...
EXPERIENTIAL VALUES AS PROMOTERS FOR EMERGING VIEWS ON SUSTAINABLE DESIGN EDUCATION
Hasling, Karen Marie // 2016
This paper explores dynamics between materials use, technical and experiential attributes and
experiential sustainability to promote sustainable design in design education.
Sustainable development ...
EXPLORING THE DYNAMIC AND COMPLEX INTEGRATION OF SUSTAINABILITY PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT INTO PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Rodrigues, V. P.; Morioka, S.; Pigosso, D.; Carvalho, M.; McAloone, T. // 2016
In order to deal with the complex and dynamic nature of sustainability integration into the product development process, this research explore the use of a qualitative System Dynamics approach by ...
FROM ETHICS TO POLITICS: IF DESIGN IS PROBLEM SOLVING, WHAT THEN ARE THE PROBLEMS?
Oswald, David // 2016
The great design movements in design history were, for the most part, guided by utopian, political, or
at least reformist aims. They combined the question of what today is called ‘material culture’ ...
From linear to systemic: an integrated design solution for sustainable household consumption in Iceland
Hua, Min; Huang, Shan; Childs, Peter // 2016
Sustainable consumption patterns are one of the key driving forces to achieve sustainable development. However, much of the existing design research in this sector is still based on the current ...
FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATION METHODOLOGY FOR AN ARCHITECTURAL MODELER SUPPORTING A MODULAR CONSTRUCTIVE SYSTEM
Boulanger, C.; Rahhal, A.; Delfosse, V.; Lorquet, C.; Leclercq, P. // 2016
This article presents a methodological approach which helped the software development of an architectural modeler that aims to support the life cycle of buildings with a modular construction system. ...
Integrated development process of products and production systems
Stoffels, Pascal; Vielhaber, Michael // 2016
The call for more sustainable products requires an entire consideration of all lifecycle phases. Besides the utilisation phase, the production phase influences environmental aspects to a huge share, ...
Introducing New Design Disciplines into a Traditional Industrial Design Program
Howell, Bryan F.; Stark, Camilla Gwendolyn; Christiansen, Tyler James; Hofstrand, Ryan Hunter; Pettit, Janae Lois; Van Slooten, Samantha Nieves; Willett, Kathryn Joyce // 2016
The disciplines of design and design research are rapidly transforming. Sanders and Stappers (2013) illustrate how traditional design disciplines focused on product are being replaced with emerging ...
LEARNING LOGS IN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION
Juuti, Tero; Rättyä, Kaisu; Lehtonen, Timo // 2016
In this paper, we analyse engineering students’ learning logs on a basic course on Product design and
development (4 credit points) for second year students. Our purpose is to improve the ...
MATERIAL CRITICALITY METHOD - PRODUCT VULNERABILITY FROM A SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS PERSPECTIVE
Hallstedt, S.; Isaksson, O.; Wallin, J.; Zetterlund, H. // 2016
A novel method is presented, including a material criticality list and sustainability compliance index. The method aims to support an estimation of the vulnerability of a product concept due to ...
Material innovation: case studies of tangible working material in technology, art and design
Berg, Arild; Rodrigues, Osmar Vicente, Haugen, Sigrid, Puhkan, Urmas, Stoltenberg, Einar, Wettre, Mikkel // 2016
There still are unexplored entrepreneurial potentials for collaboration in design, art and engineering. Heimdal & Rosenquist has explored three roles of textiles as tangible working materials in such ...
MIND MAPPING AS A TOOL, AS A PROCESS, AS A PROBLEM/SOLUTION SPACE
Zahedi, Mithra; Heaton, Lorna // 2016
This paper discusses the use of mind maps by interdisciplinary teams of students during a collaborative
design activity. In the context of a Graduate Diploma program aiming to train specialists in ...
MODEL-BASED SUSTAINABLE PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Buchert, T.; Pförtner, A.; Bonvoisin, J.; Lindow, K.; Stark, R. // 2016
Despite the availability of numerous tools for sustainable product development and ecodesign, there is currently no convincing solution which enables design engineers to consider the complex ...
Modellbasierte Anforderungsermittlung durch systematische Prozessanalyse als Basis des Hygienic Designs (Members only )
Beetz, Jean-Paul; Kloberdanz, Hermann // 2016
This paper presents an approach to identify hygienic and ergonomic requirements for the development of food processing machines by an extensive process analysis. For the development of such machines, ...
MODULAR FUNCTION DEPLOYMENT ADAPTED
Sonego, M.; Echeveste, M.; Fogliatto, F. S.; Tonetto, L. M.; Caten, C. S. t. // 2016
Modularization strategies should be planned along the life cycle of a product. Modular Function Deployment (MFD) is one of the best known methods, taking into account different stages of the ...
Planning and developing Adaptive Buildings require methodical support
Honold, Clemens; Binz, Hansgeorg; Roth, Daniel // 2016
Adaptive Buildings are an approach for realising the next generation of buildings. Here, the idea is to actuate the structure and the building envelope using sensor/actuator systems for a high level ...
Proactive Cost Management: Integrating Use Phase Data to Reduce Uncertainty
Wilberg, Julian; Maisenbacher, Sebastian; Lindemann, Udo // 2016
Manufacturing firms need to develop products for competitive markets with a distinct cost-value-ratio in order to stay successful in the long run. Literature provides approaches such as Target ...
PROCESS-ORIENTED PERFORMANCE INDICATORS FOR MEASURING ECODESIGN MANAGEMENT PRACTICES
Rodrigues, V. P.; Pigosso, D.; McAloone, T. // 2016
In order to support ecodesign performance measurement from a business perspective, this paper performs an exploration of available process-oriented indicators to be applied to ecodesign management ...
Product Lifecycle Management – How to adapt PLM to support changing product development processes in industry?
Bitzer, Michael; Vielhaber, Michael, Kaspar, Jerome // 2016
Product development as a collaborative process which requires the contribution of multiple engineering disciplines within a design department and cross the enterprise network. In industrial practice, ...
Boolean Searches
The following examples demonstrate some search strings that use boolean operators:
- design community
Find rows that contain at least one of the two words. - +design +community
Find rows that contain both words. - +design community
Find rows that contain the word “design”, but rank rows higher if they also contain “community”. - +design -community
Find rows that contain the word “design” but not “community”. - +design ~community
Find rows that contain the word “design”, but if the row also contains the word “community”, rate it lower than if row does not. - +design +(>community <decisions)
Find rows that contain the words “design” and “community”, or “design” and “decisions” (in any order), but rank “design community” higher than “design decisions” - design*
Find rows that contain words such as “design”, “designs”, “designing”, or “designer”. - "some words"
Find rows that contain the exact phrase “some words” (for example, rows that contain “some words of wisdom” but not “some noise words”). Note that the " characters that enclose the phrase are operator characters that delimit the phrase. They are not the quotation marks that enclose the search string itself.