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1. Hydronic Heating Systems The Effect of Design on System Sensitivity
Sammanfattning : This thesis starts from the recognition that a hydronic heating system can be optimised, but can never be totally perfect. Sooner or later, in practice, deviations - caused by one or more components having slightly different characteristics or settings than they are assumed or supposed to have - arise. LÄS MER
2. Lean Visual Management of Deviations in Product Development and Production - Coining Physical, Digital, and Hybrid Pulse Methodology
Sammanfattning : Lean is a relatively new trend, and every company strives for lean aiming for creating more output while using less input by focusing on the customer via eliminating non-value adding waste. Lean started at Toyota within its production system. From production, it started to be used in product development, and later on to other various sectors. LÄS MER
3. Evaluating the Effects of Variation on Product Appearance through Visual Robustness
Sammanfattning : For consumer products where the product appearance plays an important role in meeting expectations, the visible effects of manufacturing variation can have a negative influence on the product experience. A concomitant of mass production is that no manufactured units are exactly identical, as a result of variation. LÄS MER
4. Visual Robustness: Effects of Variation on Product Appearance and Perceived Quality
Sammanfattning : For consumer products where the product appearance plays an important role in meeting expectations, the visible effects of manufacturing variation can have a negative influence on the product experience. A prerequisite in mass production is that no manufactured units are exactly identical, as a result of variation. LÄS MER
5. Towards Efficient Evaluation of Impacts of Geometrical Variation on Perceived Quality in Early Phases
Sammanfattning : In a perfect world, manufacturing would lead to components without geometrical variation. This would mean that every component produced in a series would have the exact same dimensions and, when observed by a trained eye, look exactly identical. However, the world is not perfect and neither are manufacturing processes. LÄS MER