The Implementation of Product Architecture in Developing Conceptual Design for Passive Grease Trap

Abstract:

The procedure, by which the functional and physical elements of a product are arranged, is known as the product architecture. It highlights the interaction between parts of product. It is a phase where the function of a product is assigned to its physical. The role of product architecture in a product development is very vital since a comprehensive choice of the product architecture provides a good idea on how the functions are understood and how a standardization is achieved. In this regard, this paper presents the following: the product schematic, product cluster, product geometry, and fundamental and incidental product elements interactions of a grease trap design.

• Periodical: Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 761)
• Pages: 636-640
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.761.636
• Online since: May 2015
• Authors: K. Juffrizal*, M.Y. Nidzamuddin, Chee Fai Tan, M.F.B. Abdollah, Z.M. Zulfattah, Noraiham Mohamad, N.M. Maslan
• Keywords: Fundamental Interactions, Grease Trap, Incidental Interactions, Product Architecture, Product Cluster, Product Geometry

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