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Decision Based Design
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Decision Based Design

by Vijitashwa Pandey
August 2013
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
284 pages
11h 23m
English
CRC Press
Content preview from Decision Based Design
205Product Development andSystems Engineering
of the product (e.g., the needs statements above), and the output is a set of
candidate designs (not just one) that can potentially fulll these require-
ments. The candidate designs are then rened/evaluated and the best ones
selected. Notice that brainstorming, which we discussed earlier, forms only
a part of the concept generation process.
As we have mentioned earlier, a decomposition-based approach to concept
generation is advocated in product design. This is done primarily because
most engineering problems are too complex to solve in a single step. The
design problem is divided up into multiple subproblems, and the subprob-
lems in turn are tackled separately. Ulrich and Eppinger (1999) pres ...
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ISBN: 9781439882320