Академический Документы
Профессиональный Документы
Культура Документы
1) IMG_1122:
This image shows a propeller blade that is present in the boat. This blade has
been rusted due to the seawater. Choosing the correct material that opposes
corrosion and protects the blade from rusting can prevent this.
2)IMG_1123:
This image shows a connector part in the boat, where the connection is not
done properly and the metal has also started to rust. This clearly shows the
poor quality of material used and design. A better material, which is resistant
to rust, can be used to prevent this.
3) IMG_1145:
This image shows the outer coating of the boat that has been peeled off,
exposing the wood to the seawater. The image shows the poor maintenance
and the material used for painting the boat can be changed to avoid regular
peeling.
4) IMG_1148:
This image is very similar to that of the previous image (IMG_1145). The paint
coating is been peeled off and the bare wood is exposed to seawater. The
material that is used for coating process can be changed and a material that
is resistant to seawater can be used.
5) & 6) IMG_1150 and IMG_1151:
The image shows the front part of the boat. There are two issues in this
image. First, the paint is peeling off and then in some places the wooden part
is broken. The problem can be resolved by using a different material for the
coating process of the boat to have better withstand capability. The quality of
the wood can be improved to avoid poor quality in the future. The IMG_1151
is nothing but the enlarged image of IMG_1150.
7, 8 & 9) IMG_1157,IMG_1158 and IMG_1159:
These images show the boats deck. The boats have been placed next to each
other with only small gap. This image shows rusted steels in the walking area
of this deck, because the steel sections of the structure are being degraded
due to corrosion and rust. The manufacturing and engineering process of type
of structure requires the use of the TQM and PLM concepts at all stages. Most
docking decks use wood or wood-like materials in the entire structural outlay
to avoid this type of structural breakdown due to corrosion and rust. The
IMG_1158 and IMG_1159 also shows the docking are of the boat.
10) IMG_1171:
This image shows the motor of a boat which is in very bad condition and
almost worn out. The motor was not designed perfectly and the product was
not checked properly before rolling out. This shows the negligence in the
manufacturing process and as a result the lifetime of the product degrades
making the customer to go for a new one within a short span of time.
11) IMG_1172:
This image shows some parts of the boat, which has been separated due to
some issues in the product and is not in use. As seen, some of the parts has
been degraded due to corrosion and rusting of steel due to the exposure of
seawater. This shows the poor quality of the product thats designed. This
problem can be solved if a high quality material is used which is resistant to
corrosion and rusting rather than steel in the design process.
12) IMG_1174:
This image is an enlarged image of the previous one. The parts shown are
degraded and are not in use anymore. The poor quality of the product can be
easily depicted from the image. By using high quality material in the design
stage, this type of issue can be solved.
CORA:
The CORA is integrated into four modules:
1. User requirements: Identify the customer requirements and is ranked
based on the importance.
2. Engineering solutions: The engineering solutions are created to satisfy
the customer requirements.
3. Parameter calculations: Understanding the critical parameters and
calculating the parameters together.
4. Benchmarking: Comparing the product to the competitors product and
understanding how the competitors satisfy the customer requirements.
User Requirements:
The user requirements are listed below and are ranked from 1 to 5 with 1
given the least importance and 5 given the at most importance.
1. Design parameters
2. Raw materials selection
3. Reduced Cost
4. Quality control
5. Energy Consumption
6. Use of natural resources
7. Customer service
8. Ergonomics
9. Product life
10. Biodegradability.
Engineering Solutions:
The Engineering solutions that satisfy customer requirements are listed below
1. CAD/CAM design
2. Batch quality inspection
3. Flexible manufacturing
4. Capital management
5. Supply chain and logistics
6. R&D
7. Sustainable green PLM
8. Services and products from Collaborative companies.
9. Optimum Utilization
10. Quality and safety standards.
Analysis of CORA Results:
After analyzing the CORA spreadsheet, we will be focusing on the higher AIR
(Absolute Importance Rating) values. The higher values are more important
than other requirements that satisfy the customers. From the CORA
spreadsheet, the Higher AIR values are:
the biggest question, which rises, who would be responsible if any damage
occurs using this technology -the software vendor? Or the car company?
SMART Manufacturing
Smart Manufacturing is a key information technology approach to unlocking
energy efficiency in manufacturing. Department of Energy is putting up to
$70 million in funding into smart manufacturing. This will reduce the cost and
increase the energy productivity and efficiency. The government is providing
grants for this initiative. By smart manufacturing, a green environment is
created and helps better planning and scheduling.
References:
1. Paul G Ranky Concurrent Engineering 3D e-book and videos
2. http://www.g-technology.com
3. http://www.bmw-motorrad.com
4. http://www.interroll.us
5. https://www.safariltd.com
Self-Assessment:
I would give myself a 10/10; this assignment has been one great task, as it
covers various aspects. I have analyzed the CORA spreadsheet and calculated
signal-noise ratio using ranky-taguchi calculator. I have completely covered all
the areas required.