Integrated product and process design and development

Integrated product and process design and development

by Edward B. Magrab

Part of Environmental and energy engineering series

1997

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Integrated Product and Process Design and Development (IP2D2) indicates, in the broadest sense, the overlapping, interacting, and iterative nature of all the aspects of the product realization process. Carefully organized, with sections on each major stage of the approach, Integrated Product and Process Design and Development: The Product Realization Process is the first complete treatment of this new direction in engineering. The book is designed to help you cultivate an attitude toward design that encourages creativity and innovation, while considering the equally important considerations of customer requirements and satisfaction, quality, reliability, manufacturing methods and material selection, assembly, cost, the environment, and scheduling. Extensively class tested in senior- and graduate-level engineering design courses at the University of Maryland, the book gives equal time to conceptual and practical aspects.

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