Improving Life Cycle Quality of Navy Vessel through Integrated Management Approach

Qv Li Ma; Zong Ren Xie; Jian Wei Lv

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.357-360.2849

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Improving Life Cycle Quality of Navy Vessel through Integrated Management Approach

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The life cycle management of navy vessels quality is presented, and the quality of various phases in the navy vessels life cycle is academically described. On the management of phase quality, taking shipbuilding as an example, the definition of the phase quality is provided, requirements of comprehensive quality management are discussed, which include the total-staff participation, the whole process of management, comprehensive approach and concept of quality. On the integrated quality management of the navy vessels life cycle, the mode that staffs participating in the various stages of life cycle, and integrated requirements of ship design, modeling & simulation environment are proposed. Technical support and realization of the quality management of navy vessels life cycle are presented, which has laid the foundation for the realization of the quality management of navy vessel.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 357-360)

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Qv Li Ma, Zong Ren Xie, Jian Wei Lv

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Integration Quality Management, Life Cycle, Navy Vessel, Phase Quality

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