A review of computer-aided Simultaneous Engineering systems

Molina, Arturo; Al-Ashaab, Ahmed; Ellis, Timothy lan Andrew; Young, Robert I. M.; Bell, R.

doi:10.1007/bf01681911

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“…For the first rule there are n Ϫ 1 entries to be made in the rule matrix. For the second rule, there are n Ϫ 1 insertions made in the clause list at index position (1,2) in the redundancy set. ) and so on.…”

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“…design for manufacturing [2]. However, the quality of assistance provided by the rule-based system depends not only on the appropriateness and comprehensiveness of knowledge encoded in the rule-base, but also on the fact that the rule-base is free from errors, either domain-dependent or domain-independent.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…in the domain-independent structural characteristics of the rules actually stored in the rule-base [3]. Since a rule-base cannot be tested, even on simple cases, until much of it is encoded, most researchers [4][5][6][7][8], contend that the ability to verify content, during rule-base construction, would be an invaluable aid in ensuring that it is free from the problems of consistency 1 , completeness 2 , conciseness 3 that usually remain dormant until performance errors occur. In fact the ability to content verify rule-bases, as Nazareth [7] argues, would enhance the viability of rule-based system technology itself.…”

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confidence: 99%

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“…Information models and engineering applications are integrated to form a framework in a structured and transparent manner using communication protocols shared among elements of the system (Molina et al, 1995). The traditional manufacturing control systems have little capacity to adapt and react to the dynamic changes in environment.…”

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confidence: 99%

A Framework of e-based Quality Management for Distributed Manufacturing System

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Cho

Shirazi

2007

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Advanced manufacturing systems need to be developed for an enterprise to survive in the increasingly competitive global market. Statistical e-based quality control approach combines statistical quality analyses and reporting capabilities with web technology to deliver process optimization solutions. In this paper we develop a mathematical structured profile for statistical e-based quality to provide the capacity to access required data anywhere. It helps enterprises to develop customized quality information systems, create and distribute reports via the internet, and to provide real-time display of quality profiles for processes monitoring. Quality engineers and managers have been dependent on IS departments to secure access to such data. Statistical e-based quality profile is designed to bridge the gap between raw data and genuine quality improvement efforts by providing a powerful web-based solution for real-time quality process.

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“…where the Computer Aided Simultaneous Engineering System (CAE system) is going to be installed, what its functionality has to be ~dhow it is operated (Molina et al 1995). Being able to recognise these needs enables the CAE system to be configured to a specifc manufacturing environment.…”

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An Integrated Framework for the Development of Computer Aided Engineering Systems

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Ellis

Young

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Balanced Automation Systems

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The development of complex engineering environments, such as Computer Aided Simultaneous Engineering Systems (CAE System), requires that system developers and users are able to hold meaningful discussions and share a common understanding of their underlying goals and ideas. A CAE Framework that aims to aid in the achievement of this goal is presented in this paper. The CAE Framework uses elements of the CIMOSA architecture framework for enterprise integration and the Reference Model for Open Distributed Processing (RM-ODP). The experience gained whilst using these reference models to define a hybrid methodology for the definition, design and implementation of CAE systems is discussed.

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A review of computer-aided Simultaneous Engineering systems

Cited by 72 publications

References 46 publications

Rule-base content verification using a digraph-based modelling approach

Rule-base content verification using a digraph-based modelling approach

A Framework of e-based Quality Management for Distributed Manufacturing System

An Integrated Framework for the Development of Computer Aided Engineering Systems

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