Using axiomatic design principles for designing a simple and innovative product: a case study
Pantelis N. Botsaris, Konstantinos P. Anagnostopoulos, Olympia E. Demesouka
Abstract
Pantelis N. Botsaris, Konstantinos P. Anagnostopoulos, Olympia E. Demesouka
Abstract
In the last decade axiomatic design has been proved to be a valuable methodology for designing complex products and systems. However, axiomatic design methodology may be of great worth even for simple products. This paper demonstrates as a case study its effectiveness in the design of an innovative product – an industrial hinge of four degrees of freedom. By setting the independence axiom as guideline throughout the analysis, we present step by step the design matrices, which represent the mapping relationships between functional requirements and design parameters.
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In the last decade axiomatic design has been proved to be a valuable methodology for designing complex products and systems. However, axiomatic design methodology may be of great worth even for simple products. This paper demonstrates as a case study its effectiveness in the design of an innovative product – an industrial hinge of four degrees of freedom. By setting the independence axiom as guideline throughout the analysis, we present step by step the design matrices, which represent the mapping relationships between functional requirements and design parameters.
Key concepts: Axiomatic design, Axiom independence, Axiom, Simple (philosophy), Independence (probability theory), Axiomatic system, Product (mathematics), Product design