2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.cirp.2018.04.036
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Towards joint optimization of product design, process planning and production planning in multi-product assembly

Abstract: Offering product variety is crucial for satisfying diverse customer needs. Although product design, process and production planning related decisions are interdependent, they are conventionally made by different divisions, separately for each product, resulting in excess costs. This paper proposes a methodology for increasing investment efficiency by the joint optimization of product design, process and production planning for a family of products. Tolerance allocation, as a sub-problem of product design, and … Show more

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“…Therefore, investigating how roadmapping deals with these aspects is important. High product variety is driven by the differences among new technologies and the pressure on costs and sustainability [24], [25]. Companies often use variants within their product portfolio to support personalization, new legislation, error correction, proactive adaptation to improve design quality, and unforeseen changes required to remove undesirable characteristics [26].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, investigating how roadmapping deals with these aspects is important. High product variety is driven by the differences among new technologies and the pressure on costs and sustainability [24], [25]. Companies often use variants within their product portfolio to support personalization, new legislation, error correction, proactive adaptation to improve design quality, and unforeseen changes required to remove undesirable characteristics [26].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yang et al [8] proposed a digital twin reference model for intelligent assembly process design, and proposed an application framework for DT-based smart assembly with three layers. Tsutsumi et al [9] proposed an optimization approach, integrating product design, process planning, and production planning with considering jointly solving tolerance allocation, assembly resource configuration, regarding process and production planning. Krist et al [10] obtained technical expertise and knowledge from non-experts from assembly operations during the assembly workshop, and integrated them into the implementation process of assembly planning.…”
Section: Related Previous Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Product design process is crucial to satisfy customers' needs and expectations. e product design planning and decisions are made by different divisions and departments, which causes excessive cost of the process [5]. e industrial revolutions are associated with how the operations of an enterprise affect its manufacturing system and affect the value chain from product design to its marketing and disposal.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%