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A design perspective on modularity [PDF]
Proceedings of the tenth international conference on Aspect-oriented software development, 2011 Modularity is essential to software development. Without it, large software systems simply could not be realized. Designers typically strive to achieve a high degree of modularity by separating different concerns over different modules, a process called modularization. Modularity, however, is but one of the goals that the designer has.
André van der Hoek, Nicolas Lopez
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Software: Practice and Experience, 1988
AbstractThis paper presents a modular design approach for the implementation of process‐oriented or event‐oriented discrete systems simulation software. Requirements for such a simulation facility are discussed, to include list processing capabilities, data structuring capabilities, dynamic allocation of data storage, statistics collection and number ...
Ravi Sharma, Lawrence L. Rose
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AbstractThis paper presents a modular design approach for the implementation of process‐oriented or event‐oriented discrete systems simulation software. Requirements for such a simulation facility are discussed, to include list processing capabilities, data structuring capabilities, dynamic allocation of data storage, statistics collection and number ...
Ravi Sharma, Lawrence L. Rose
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2000
This chapter presents a three-phase methodology, which is proposed for the development of complex products using the modularity concept. The proposed methodology matches the criteria set by the design for functionality, assembly, and manufacture. A detailed discussion of needs analysis, quality function deployment, product requirement analysis, product/
Sa’ed M. Salhieh, Ali K. Kamrani
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This chapter presents a three-phase methodology, which is proposed for the development of complex products using the modularity concept. The proposed methodology matches the criteria set by the design for functionality, assembly, and manufacture. A detailed discussion of needs analysis, quality function deployment, product requirement analysis, product/
Sa’ed M. Salhieh, Ali K. Kamrani
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2006 IEEE/PES Transmission & Distribution Conference and Exposition: Latin America, 2006
We will try to go through design, technology, functions and technical improvements in a modern recloser, so as to ensure a correct protection, control and measurement. This document is meant to show the importance of modular design to result in an appropriate recloser, leading to complying with needs of utilities, and taking into account the ...
G. Capel +2 more
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We will try to go through design, technology, functions and technical improvements in a modern recloser, so as to ensure a correct protection, control and measurement. This document is meant to show the importance of modular design to result in an appropriate recloser, leading to complying with needs of utilities, and taking into account the ...
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2008 6th International Symposium on Applied Machine Intelligence and Informatics, 2008
In the field of projection, design and selection of proper robot, or automated system for group of tasks, is the main goal high productivity and, equally often, flexibility. Requests for robotic and automated systems began to tend to modular structure of application assemblies over time. So, it is urgent, just before solving of requested composition of
J. Svetlik, N. Daneshjo
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In the field of projection, design and selection of proper robot, or automated system for group of tasks, is the main goal high productivity and, equally often, flexibility. Requests for robotic and automated systems began to tend to modular structure of application assemblies over time. So, it is urgent, just before solving of requested composition of
J. Svetlik, N. Daneshjo
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Modularity in design: A review
2015 International Conference on Technologies for Sustainable Development (ICTSD), 2015Now days the modularity as a design strategy has received renowned interest. The term modularity is often used to describe phenomena that are similar yet slightly different for different products and in different industries. The product architecture, product platform, product development process and integrality are different aspects where modularity ...
Vijay Kulkarni +2 more
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Design in Modular Construction
2014Modular construction can dramatically improve efficiency in construction, through factory production of pre-engineered building units and their delivery to the site either as entire buildings or as substantial elements. The required technology and application are developing rapidly, but design is still in its infancy.
Chris I. Goodier, Mark Lawson, Ray Ogden
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2018
Henry Ford once famously announced that “any customer can have a car painted any color that he wants as long as it is black.” A century later, the global manufacturing environment has changed drastically. Customers are not just looking to buy a car, but want to have a car that meets their unique personal preferences!
Christoph Fuchs, Franziska J. Golenhofen
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Henry Ford once famously announced that “any customer can have a car painted any color that he wants as long as it is black.” A century later, the global manufacturing environment has changed drastically. Customers are not just looking to buy a car, but want to have a car that meets their unique personal preferences!
Christoph Fuchs, Franziska J. Golenhofen
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2018
Design for modularity refers to decisions taken at the design stage of the ship lifecycle, addressing how we can decompose and encapsulate ship system elements to both improve design and manufacturing process efficiency and ship operational performance.
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Design for modularity refers to decisions taken at the design stage of the ship lifecycle, addressing how we can decompose and encapsulate ship system elements to both improve design and manufacturing process efficiency and ship operational performance.
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