EBOOK - Design Engineering Manual - Full Edition (Mike Tooley)
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EBOOK - Design Engineering Manual - Full Edition (Mike Tooley)





Successful companies in the business world constantly operate in a state of innovation in terms of products they manufacture, frequently introducing new products or modifying and improving existing products as needed and desired by the customers.
The overall process of conceptualizing a product and designing, producing, and selling it is known by a generalized and comprehensive process calledproduct development. In this chapter, we discuss the initial steps of the product development process. The marketing and sales aspects of the product development process, while important, are mentioned in this chapter only in passing.
The key in new product development is the information that indicates what people want, what features of the product are considered absolutely essential, what price they are willing to pay for it, what features are desirable but can be sacrificed for a lower price, current and potential competitors, and likely changes in the market size. Knowing what the market needs is essential in order to develop innovative new products; this knowledge is what leads to developing a successful business strategy.
 
Any product development strategy that is not based on market needs will lead to failure. Before a successful product can be developed, someone has to come up with, or develop, an idea for conceptualizing it. There cannot be just one idea; several promising ideas need to be developed and analyzed before the detailed plans for a new business activity can be generated. Figure 1.1.1shows the progression of actions in the development of a new business activity

Section 1 INTRODUCTION .............................................................. 1
1.1 Introduction.............................................................. 3
Section 2 THE DESIGN PROCESS ........................................................ 17
2.1 The structure of the design process . .......................................... 19
2.2 Designing to ensure quality.................................................. 43
2.3 Solving the requirements problem . . .......................................... 57
2.4 Design specification ....................................................... 77
Section 3 PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT...................................................... 101
3.1 The business objective . . ...................................................103
3.2 The market opportunity. . ...................................................135
Section 4 DESIGN AND MATERIALS....................................................... 171
4.1 Materials and the environment . ..............................................173
4.2 Materials and industrial design . ..............................................187
4.3 Forces for change . . .......................................................197
Section 5 NEW MATERIALS............................................................. 205
5.1 Advanced alloys..........................................................207
Section 6 DESIGN AND ERGONOMICS..................................................... 231
6.1 Personal factors..........................................................233
6.2 Physical factors...........................................................249
6.3 Environmental factors......................................................273
Section 7 RELIABILITY AND MAINTAINABILITY............................................... 293
7.1 Quality and reliability.......................................................295
7.2 Designing capable components and assemblies.................................319
Section 8 PRODUCT SAFETY AND LEGAL LIABILITY...........................................
8.1 Project management .......................................................371
8.2 Contract clauses and their pitfalls . . ..........................................377
8.3 Product liability and safety legislation .........................................385
Section 9 DESIGN TECHNIQUES: ELECTRONICS............................................. 389
9.1 Circuit simulation.........................................................391
9.2 The PIC microcontroller....................................................401
9.3 Introduction to EMC . . .....................................................415
9.4 The EMC directive.........................................................431
Section 10 DESIGN TECHNIQUES: MECHANICS............................................... 453
10.1 Introduction to mechanical design............................................455
10.2 Mechanical elements . .....................................................473
Section 11 DESIGN TECHNIQUES: PLASTICS................................................. 481
11.1 Overview . . ..............................................................483
11.2 Product design . ..........................................................507
11.3 Material and shape selection................................................583












EBOOK - Design Engineering Manual - 1st Edition (Mike Tooley) 2009


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Successful companies in the business world constantly operate in a state of innovation in terms of products they manufacture, frequently introducing new products or modifying and improving existing products as needed and desired by the customers.
The overall process of conceptualizing a product and designing, producing, and selling it is known by a generalized and comprehensive process calledproduct development. In this chapter, we discuss the initial steps of the product development process. The marketing and sales aspects of the product development process, while important, are mentioned in this chapter only in passing.
The key in new product development is the information that indicates what people want, what features of the product are considered absolutely essential, what price they are willing to pay for it, what features are desirable but can be sacrificed for a lower price, current and potential competitors, and likely changes in the market size. Knowing what the market needs is essential in order to develop innovative new products; this knowledge is what leads to developing a successful business strategy.
 
Any product development strategy that is not based on market needs will lead to failure. Before a successful product can be developed, someone has to come up with, or develop, an idea for conceptualizing it. There cannot be just one idea; several promising ideas need to be developed and analyzed before the detailed plans for a new business activity can be generated. Figure 1.1.1shows the progression of actions in the development of a new business activity

Section 1 INTRODUCTION .............................................................. 1
1.1 Introduction.............................................................. 3
Section 2 THE DESIGN PROCESS ........................................................ 17
2.1 The structure of the design process . .......................................... 19
2.2 Designing to ensure quality.................................................. 43
2.3 Solving the requirements problem . . .......................................... 57
2.4 Design specification ....................................................... 77
Section 3 PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT...................................................... 101
3.1 The business objective . . ...................................................103
3.2 The market opportunity. . ...................................................135
Section 4 DESIGN AND MATERIALS....................................................... 171
4.1 Materials and the environment . ..............................................173
4.2 Materials and industrial design . ..............................................187
4.3 Forces for change . . .......................................................197
Section 5 NEW MATERIALS............................................................. 205
5.1 Advanced alloys..........................................................207
Section 6 DESIGN AND ERGONOMICS..................................................... 231
6.1 Personal factors..........................................................233
6.2 Physical factors...........................................................249
6.3 Environmental factors......................................................273
Section 7 RELIABILITY AND MAINTAINABILITY............................................... 293
7.1 Quality and reliability.......................................................295
7.2 Designing capable components and assemblies.................................319
Section 8 PRODUCT SAFETY AND LEGAL LIABILITY...........................................
8.1 Project management .......................................................371
8.2 Contract clauses and their pitfalls . . ..........................................377
8.3 Product liability and safety legislation .........................................385
Section 9 DESIGN TECHNIQUES: ELECTRONICS............................................. 389
9.1 Circuit simulation.........................................................391
9.2 The PIC microcontroller....................................................401
9.3 Introduction to EMC . . .....................................................415
9.4 The EMC directive.........................................................431
Section 10 DESIGN TECHNIQUES: MECHANICS............................................... 453
10.1 Introduction to mechanical design............................................455
10.2 Mechanical elements . .....................................................473
Section 11 DESIGN TECHNIQUES: PLASTICS................................................. 481
11.1 Overview . . ..............................................................483
11.2 Product design . ..........................................................507
11.3 Material and shape selection................................................583












EBOOK - Design Engineering Manual - 1st Edition (Mike Tooley) 2009


LINK ĐẶT MUA TÀI LIỆU ONLINE


LINK DOWNLOAD (TÀI LIỆU VIP MEMBER)

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