1993
DOI: 10.1049/em:19930051
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Value engineering. Part 1

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“…VA is conducted through a structural approach, that is, Value Analysis Job Plan. In general, ® ve major phases can be identi® ed in the Job Plan (Webb, 1993a). The overview of the VA process is shown in Fig.…”
Section: An Overview Of Tqm and Vamentioning
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“…VA is conducted through a structural approach, that is, Value Analysis Job Plan. In general, ® ve major phases can be identi® ed in the Job Plan (Webb, 1993a). The overview of the VA process is shown in Fig.…”
Section: An Overview Of Tqm and Vamentioning
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“…Throughout the VA process, a series of questions is asked, to guide the improvement eþ ort (see Table 2), by a VA team with members from the design, production and purchasing departments (Webb, 1993a).…”
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“…the value of additional cost to pay the additional items as well; the exchange value, i.e. the value of an item to change something else [17].…”
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“…Value engineering (VE) techniques study the cost and added value of each part of a system and compare added values with required costs. Subsequently, VE provides a method for reducing costs and improving value [1][2][3][4]. Function analysis (FA) techniques help us understand the reasons for using each component of a system and how objectives can be achieved by using these components.…”
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