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SUSTAINABLE DESIGN SIG

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Sustainable Design Technology: A Case Study of a Master Student’s Lamp Project

Berg, Arild; Stoltenberg, Einar; Reitan, Janne // 2014
Creatively treated materials from nature transform, through technological processes and design practice, into cultural objects containing function and meaning. Views on nature, culture, and ...

SUSTAINABLE PRODUCT-SERVICE DESIGN IN MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY

Peruzzini, M.; Marilungo, E.; Germani ,M. // 2014
The interest of manufacturing enterprises in Product-Service systems (PSS) is growing to achieve new strategic advantages and greater earnings. However, companies still adopt product-centred design ...

SYSTEMATIC DETERMINATION OF SECONDARY WEIGHT IMPROVEMENTS

Luedeke ,T.; Meiser, P.; Vielhaber, M. // 2014
Weight optimization methods are a key approach of sustainable product engineering. Nevertheless, they may lead to unforeseeable secondary effects in multi-dimensional optimization steps. Especially, ...

SYSTEMATIZATION OF BEST PRACTICES FOR ECODESIGN IMPLEMENTATION

Pigosso, D.C.A.; McAloone, T.C.; Rozenfeld ,H. // 2014
Despite the recognition of ecodesign potential benefits, its application has not reached companies over the last decades mainly due to difficulties in ecodesign implementation and management and lack ...

Taxonomy of Procedures and Design Framework to Enable Flexibility in Engineering Systems

Cardin, Michel-Alexandre // 2014
This paper presents a five-phase taxonomy capturing a set of systematic procedures to enable flexibility in the design and management of engineering systems operating under uncertainty. The taxonomy ...

Teaching Ethics in Engineering and Design, the Necessity of Concurrent Engineering.

Gonz, Carlos Alberto // 2014
Mechatronics engineering is a discipline, which links together three different areas: mechanics, electronics and digital systems. This major, has proven its use in industry, it allows them to have ...

The Difference in Communication Between Architects and Engineers and the Effectiveness within Integral Design

Zeiler, Wim // 2014
Traditionally the conceptual building design phase is dominated by the architect. However, due to the clear need for more sustainable solutions, building design is being transformed to a ...

THE INFLUENCE OF ALTERNATIVE RECYCLING PROCESSES ON EMPLOYEE NUMBERS

Coric, M.; Lommatzsch, N.; Kloberdanz ,H.; Birkhofer ,H. // 2014
The designer of sustainable products has to require economic, ecological and social goals. Based on a mass-flow specific model, the influence of alternative recycling processes for metal offcuts as ...

The Missing Link: Co-Creation Through Design Engineering Projects

Nigel, Garland; Zulfiqar, Khan // 2014
The Design Project units are the cornerstone of academic and professional development within the undergraduate Design Engineering programme at Bournemouth University. They provide technical, ...

THE ROLE OF RELIABLE INFORMATION AND PACKAGING ON SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION IN CHILE, A DEVELOPING COUNTRY

Cereceda ,G.; Betancourt Velasco ,M.C. // 2014
A field study to identify the role of environmental certification and design factors that influence sustainable purchasing of Chilean consumers decisions, was made. A mixed quantitative and ...

Total Cost of Ownership and Its Potential Implications for Electric Vehicle Diffusion

Hagman, Jens; Ritzen, Sofia; Janhager Stier, Jenny // 2014
Battery Electric Vehicles have been slow to diffuse on the international as well as the Swedish market. Existing literature have pointed to situational factors such as economical factors, size and ...

TOWARDS A DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR ENGINEERING CHANGE MANAGEMENT

Niknam, M.; Huang, E.; Ovtcharova, J. // 2014
With the growing complexity in product development processes, the rapid market alterations and the raising criticality of leadtime, the Engineering Change Management (ECM) is becoming important to ...

Understanding Through Making

Lindley, Julian; Adams, Richard; Beaufoy, John; McGonigal, Stephen // 2014
This paper’s core theme is incorporating an empirical approach in the understanding of physical value(s) within Product Design (PD). It is a reaction too, and an acknowledgement of the changing ...

USING ECODESIGN GUIDELINES FOR CONCEPT EVALUATION: FINDINGS FROM AN EXPERIMENT

Midžic, I.; Štorga, M.; Marjanovic ,D. // 2014
Research presented in this paper considers eco-evaluation of product’s concepts. Literature review shows that there is a wide variety of analytic environmental methods and tools, but they are not ...

VALUATION OF PRODUCT ADAPTABILITY IN ARCHITECTURE DESIGN

Schrieverhoff, P.; de Neufville ,R.; Lindemann, U. // 2014
The evolution of stakeholder needs and the resulting desire to adapt system properties to those needs is key to high lifecycle value of enduring systems. The paper contributes to the assessment of ...

Virtual Product Engineering Network crosses Industry and University Chasm

Bitzer, Michael; Handschuh, Sebastian; Langlotz, Martin // 2014
The engineering and design education across Europe can vary from countries and types of universities. With special focus on the situation in Germany this paper discusses an industrial view on the ...

Vorgehensweise zur Gestaltung robuster Produktionssysteme am Beispiel der Automobilindustrie  (Members only )

Schöttl, Florian; März, Daniel; Lindemann, Udo // 2014
Volatile influences from global markets force companies to be more flexible, sustainable and efficient. The product portfolio grows while sales per product variant decrease and product ...

Weight Optimization Approach for Conceptual Design - Requirements, Functions, Working Principles

Luedeke, Tobias; Bonertz, Romano; Vielhaber, Michael // 2014
Lightweight design and weight optimization in general are seen as one promising of many approaches to create products and services in a sustainable and resource efficient way. However, most of the ...

WEIGHT OPTIMIZATION WITH A MECHATRONIC DESIGN CATALOGUE

Luedeke, T.; Scheid ,S.; Vielhaber, M. // 2014
In a wider context of sustainable product engineering, this contribution presents an approach to a design catalogue consisting of mechatronic concepts and systems which can be used for weight ...

Wissensbasierte nachhaltige Produktentwicklung - Systematische Auswahl und Kombination von Methoden zur Entscheidungsunterst  (Members only )

Buchert, Tom; Halstenberg, Friedrich; Adolphy, Sebastian; Lindow, Kai; Stark, Rainer // 2014
Today a wide range of approaches is at hand to support tasks in the development of more sustainable products. However methods and tools available provide only punctual support for ...

A concept for an intuitive and interactive fully PLM-integrated eco-efficiency assessment in real-time

Eigner, Martin; Faißt, Karl-Gerhard; Keßler, Alexander; Schäfer, Patrick; Pickel, Peter; Seibold, Fabienne // 2013
To be competitive on the global market in a time of an increasing shortage of resources, companies have to develop not only good products but to make them also more sustainable. In the discourse on ...

A framework for enterprise-driven product service systems design

Kang, Namwoo; Feinberg, Fred M.; Papalambros, Panos Y. // 2013
As products become service platforms, customers purchase both products and their associated services. Service attributes affect product choices, and product choices affect to service demand and ...

A holistic design for excellence model based on life cycle costing and design scorecards

Gatzen, Matthias M.; Pemberton, Robert W.; Peters, Volker; Krueger, Sven // 2013
Demand for shortened design cycles, higher quality and reliability, reduced production costs and at the same time maintaining predictable, on-time delivery of new products and services, has forced ...

A metric to evaluate data maturity to help decision making: Application in preliminary collaborative design of mechanical systems.

Drémont, Nicolas; Troussier, Nadège; Whitfield, Ian; Duffy, Alex // 2013
The design process is complex and dynamic due in part to the volume of handled data and models, the number of exchanges between the different design teams and businesses interacting during the. The ...

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