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Integrated Product and Process Design<br />

A Procedure for Early Environmental Assessment<br />

of Industrial Products<br />

C. Rocco (a), S. Rizzuti (a), L. De Napoli (a)<br />

(a) University of Calabria, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Rende, ITALY<br />

Abstract:<br />

The paper presents a procedure that a designer can use in the early phase of product<br />

development in order to assess the environmental impact of the solution on which he/she<br />

is working on.<br />

Several methodologies are employed for this purpose, but basically we focus the attention<br />

on the functional analysis by means of its graph structure and the DSM, Design Structure<br />

Matrix. Both methods share the matrix format to manage functionalities and the relations<br />

among them or components and the connections among them.<br />

The original DSM format has been modified, introducing new records where the<br />

interaction with the environment outside is recorded. A set of rules have been defined by<br />

which it is possible to reach a rough assessment of the environmental impact.<br />

The paper discusses the employment of the methodology with a test case.<br />

Keywords: Sustainability, Conceptual Design,<br />

Functional Analysis, DSM, Early Assessment<br />

Corresponding Author: Claudio Rocco<br />

Tel.:+39 0984 494757<br />

Fax.:+39 0984 494736<br />

e-mail:claudio-rocco@hotmail.it<br />

Address: Ponte Pietro Bucci 46/C, 87030, Rende (Cosenza), Italy.<br />

Solving an engineering problem in shipbuilding by Triz method<br />

A. Nocerino (a), M. Pappalardo (a), A. Pellegrino (a), F. Villecco (a)<br />

(a) University of Salerno, Department of Industrial Engineering<br />

Abstract:<br />

This work follows from an application of Triz theory to an engineering problem. The<br />

mounting and positioning of a logo-structure on the ship funnel, which seems to be a<br />

simple technical problem, might lead instead to a significant number of aesthetic,<br />

structural and shipyard organization problems. After a careful examination of the various<br />

solutions proposed, it was decided to analyze it by means of Triz methodology.<br />

The analysis of technical reports and thanks to some works related to this field, we have<br />

obtained the solution of the problem with the help of software specifically devoted to<br />

June 15 th – 17 th , <strong>2011</strong>, Venice, Italy<br />

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<strong>IMProVe</strong> <strong>2011</strong> - <strong>Proceedings</strong>

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