CONCURRENT ENGINEERING.ppt

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1 Concurrent Engineering

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Concurrent Engineering

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Concurrent Engineering

Basic elements of Multifunctional Teams

Concurrent Concurrency

Engineering “Buy In”

Say Familiarity

Empowerment Early

of involvement

downstream of participants

participants

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Concurrent Engineering

Benefits of Concurrent Engineering : -

Fewer mismatches between product characteristic

and existing process capability.

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Concurrent Engineering

Product 1

Product 2

Product 3

Time

ProductConcurrency

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Concurrent Engineering

Market & ConceptExploration

Product Design &Development

Mfg. Process Design& Development

Support Process Design& Development

Time

ProjectPhaseConcurrency

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Concurrent Engineering

System Specification

SubsystemDesign

Key ComponentsDesign

Support ElementsDesign

Time

DesignConcurrency

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Concurrent Engineering

Design

For

Assembly

Design

For

Manufacture

Design

For

Excellence

Design

For

Competitiveness

Design

For

Environment

Focus of

Design

Integration

And

Concurrency

Assembly

Issue +

Fabrication

And +

Supplier

Issue

Testability

Reliability+

Maintain-

ability

Repair-

ability

Robustness

Custo-mer +

Needs

And

Comp-

etitive

Strategy

Environ-mental

&

Societal

Cost

Issues

Increasing Scope

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Quality Function Deployment

"a method for developing a design quality aimed at satisfying the consumer and then translating the consumer's demands into design targets and major quality assurance points to be used throughout the production phase"

Yoji Akao

(Emphasis added)

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House of Quality

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House of Quality

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Four Phase Model