APPLICATION OF CONCURRENT ENGINEERING IN PRODUCT AND PROCESS DESIGN
David JUAREZ, Jesus SEGUI, Ana Mengual, Santiago FERRANDIZ
Abstract
David JUAREZ, Jesus SEGUI, Ana Mengual, Santiago FERRANDIZ
Abstract
Traditional methods applied to the development of new products are becoming obsolete, being necessary advanced methods based on a new approach that allows work cooperatively. This is called Concurrent Engineering and this paper intends to carry out a review of the integration of this discipline in the new ways of working. The main objective of the new forms of work is to systematize the design by interdisciplinary teams simultaneously working the products, the processes, getting the right design, with a corresponding reduction in costs and time. The introduction of CAPP systems (Computer Aided Process Planning) facilitates process design tools. Therefore, some previous work incorporating such systems are included.
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Traditional methods applied to the development of new products are becoming obsolete, being necessary advanced methods based on a new approach that allows work cooperatively. This is called Concurrent Engineering and this paper intends to carry out a review of the integration of this discipline in the new ways of working. The main objective of the new forms of work is to systematize the design by interdisciplinary teams simultaneously working the products, the processes, getting the right design, with a corresponding reduction in costs and time. The introduction of CAPP systems (Computer Aided Process Planning) facilitates process design tools. Therefore, some previous work incorporating such systems are included.
Key concepts: Concurrent engineering, Product design, Process (computing), Manufacturing engineering, New product development, Computer science, Product (mathematics), Engineering design process