5 research outputs found
Product Platform for Automatic Configuration of Modular Strongrooms
Modular strongrooms (MSR) consist of industrially made elements, which are assembled at the place of use. They are designed on individual customer’s requests. The customer chooses the resistance grade according to EN 1143-1 standard and provides dimensions of the available space for requested product to be fit in. Configuration of MSR is realized by combining standard modules which are, for the selected resistance grade, repeated in each new project, and differ only by their number and dimensions. This paper presents product platform developed for automatic MSR configuration, based on parametric and variable design, which provides requested configuration of the product, eliminates possible errors in design process, provides requested product quality level, decreases design and manufacturing costs, shortens design time and provides faster response to customer’s requests. The proposed concept is tested and confirmed on numerous examples of realized projects
ONE REALIZATION OF THE SYSTEM FOR MEASURING AIRFLOW RESISTANCE
Airflow resistance is one of the main non-acoustic parameters, which shows the behaviour of porous materials used in sound-absorbing systems. The standard SRPS ISO 9053 specifies two methods for measuring airflow resistance: a steady-state airflow method and an alternating airflow method. The paper presents the possibility of realization of the measurement system for measuring airflow resistance by using the existing laboratory equipment. The constant airflow is provided by a vacuum pump. The advantage of using this measurement system is a considerably lower price in comparison with commercial solutions, and the procession of measurement results which is not complete automated is seen as the weakness
Model development for decision system integration in the complex product configuration process
Dominacija zahteva kupca na savremenom tržištu je nametnula visoke standarde po
pitanju kvaliteta, vremena isporuke i varijabilnosti proizvoda. Da bi bili
konkurentni na globalnom tržištu, od proizvođača se zahteva da su fleksibilni pri
oblikovanju proizvoda, da brzo reaguju na zahteve kupca i da su sposobni da razvijaju
proizvode prema individualnim zahtevima kupca. U skladu sa ovim trendovima,
proizvođači razvijaju nove integrisane i korisnički orijentisane sisteme za razvoj
proizvoda, tehnoloških procesa i proizvodnje.
Polazna faza istraživanja se odnosi na sagledavanje postojećeg nivoa znanja u oblasti
razvoja proizvoda. Poseban akcenat je na trenutno aktuelnoj strategiji Mass
Customization koja predstavlja efikasno rešenje za prilagođavanje proizvodnje i
uključivanje kupaca u proces kreiranja proizvoda kao i na proces konfigurisanja
proizvoda sa posebnim osvrtoma na arhitekturu, platforme i konfiguratore proizvoda.Abstract:
The dominance of customer requirements in the modern market has imposed high standards in
terms of quality, delivery time and product variability. In order to be competitive in the global
market, manufacturers are required to be flexible in product design, to respond quickly to
customer requirements and to be able to develop products according to individual customer
requirements. In line with these trends, manufacturers are developing new integrated and
customer-oriented systems for product development, technological processes and production.
The initial stage of the research is to look at the existing level of knowledge in the field of product
development. Emphasis is placed on the current Mass Customization strategy, which is an
effective solution for customizing production and customer involvement in the product creation
process, as well as the product configuration process, with particular reference to product
architecture, platforms and configurators.
The main part of the dissertation deals with the development of a general model for automatic
configuration of the optimal variant of complex products, based on decision support systems,
modular product platform and integration of product design, technological process design and
production planning. The model consists of nine modules, most of which can be a specific
configurator for a particular area, and together integrated into one unit, they are an automatic
configuration system that allows to obtain a product configuration that meets the individual
requirements of the customer and is economically most favorable to the manufacturer. The
proposed model has a high degree of flexibility and versatility, can be further upgraded and can
be integrated into the enterprise business system.
IAKS MODULPRIM software system was developed for verification and validation of the
proposed model. The verification and validation of the model was performed on eight examples
of modular strongrooms from the range of safety equipment and showed that there are great
opportunities to improve efficiency and effectiveness in the product development process, as
well as to obtain a product configuration with significantly improved quality
Product platform for automatic configuration of modular strongrooms
© 2020, Strojarski Facultet. All rights reserved. Modular strongrooms (MSR) consist of industrially made elements, which are assembled at the place of use. They are designed on individual customer’s requests. The customer chooses the resistance grade according to EN 1143-1 standard and provides dimensions of the available space for requested product to be fit in. Configuration of MSR is realized by combining standard modules which are, for the selected resistance grade, repeated in each new project, and differ only by their number and dimensions. This paper presents product platform developed for automatic MSR configuration, based on parametric and variable design, which provides requested configuration of the product, eliminates possible errors in design process, provides requested product quality level, decreases design and manufacturing costs, shortens design time and provides faster response to customer’s requests. The proposed concept is tested and confirmed on numerous examples of realized projects