Overview
The engineering
design activities that are necessary for product development are often treated
as a discrete functional activity, with little or no involvement of the other
plant functions (e.g., manufacturing or production engineering). Particular
projects often are compartmentalized within a multiproject organization. This
approach to product development stresses performance and gives little attention
to producibility consideration. As a result, the product's design meets performance
specifications at the completion of development, but does not allow for the
limitations of manufacturing processes and procedures found on survive rate
production without performance degradation, and significant redesign is required
for efficient production.
TRAPS
Producibility
studies are performed at the completion of FSD
Manufacturing
processes are proven during low rate production
Latest
technological processes are used
The
design is dictated by design engineering
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DESIGN
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DESIGN
REF.
MISSION PROFILE |
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DESIGN
POLICY |
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PARTS
AND
MATERIALS SELECTION |
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DESIGN
FOR
TESTING |
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DESIGN
REVIEWS |
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DESIGN
REQUIREMENTS |
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DESIGN
PROCESS |
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SOFTWARE
DESIGN |
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BUILT-IN
TEST
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TRADE
STUDIES |
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DESIGN
ANALYSIS |
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CAD
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CONFIGURATION
CONTROL |
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DESIGN
RELEASE |
