Multi-Disciplinary Knowledge Integration in Aero-Engine Design

Ze Feng Chen; Hai Cheng Yang; Rong Mo; Hui Bin Sun

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.20-23.926

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Multi-Disciplinary Knowledge Integration in Aero-Engine Design

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This paper studies multi-disciplinary knowledge integration technologies for aero-engine design process. The characteristics of the multi-disciplinary knowledge in aero-engine design process and the integration patterns between tacit knowledge and explicit knowledge are analyzed. A hierarchy model of aero-engine multi-disciplinary knowledge integration is proposed, and the key technologies are discussed briefly.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 20-23)

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926-930

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Ze Feng Chen, Hai Cheng Yang, Rong Mo, Hui Bin Sun

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Intelligent Master Model, Interoperability, Knowledge Integration, Multi-Disciplinary

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