1
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befits of solid modelling to the designer
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- ability to see ideas in 2d and 3d and in different action
- testing product performances such as mechanisms and materials
- enable concurrent engineering
- cost lowered by continuous use
2
Q
benefits of performance modelling to the manufacturer
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- mould and jin predication can be simplified
- conversion though CAM
- transfer of models to other manfuacting locations
3
Q
detailed info on designing stage of a prototype product
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- must have a fully dimensioned orthgrpsic drawing of all parts
- isometric/ planmemtric drawings
- assembly drawings
- persepctive personation drawings
- solid modelling
- for textiles, template and tildes and patterns with construction details
- manufacturing and processing details
textiles past papers
flashcards
Decks in class (39)
# Cards
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materials17
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quantitive and qualitative data8
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production plan8
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specification8
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ICT6
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bough in and standardised porducts2
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Ipr7
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concurrent engineering2
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Environmental and technological challenges3
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modern materials and components10
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quality control9
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planned obsolescence3
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manufactoring methods17
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ergonomics and anthropometrics4
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problem solving4
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product champion and entrepreneur2
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things to consider when manufacturing4
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design development + manufacturing in different locations4
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fashion, tends and styles16
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primary and secondary research4
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modelling3
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project management3
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product analysis2
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BSI5
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technological delvopements4
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mateirals, production methods and market needs4
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marketing5
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industrial methods5
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Project management systems2
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Enhanced materials1
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build quality2
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above and below the line2
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project management systems1
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target audience6
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lean production2
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CIM2
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Energy sources12
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composite materials3
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design process1
