Solution Improvement for Existing Concrete Formwork Equipment by Using Creative Methods and PLM Concept

Raluca Diaconu; Paul Dan Brîndaşu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.809-810.1486

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Solution Improvement for Existing Concrete Formwork Equipment by Using Creative Methods and PLM Concept

Abstract:

The construction domain is an important part of everybody's life consisting of one of the major needs in the Maslow's pyramid: safety. The now-a-days complex, spectacular designed constructions imply new technologies with high efficiency and precise equipment.The paper analyses the optimum solution for the desired product by using the PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) approach, starting by using previous primary and secondary information and pursuing with the solution determination. The conceptual solutions are obtained through creative methods from the specifications-the functions-of the improved product.Hence, having the proper solution that responds to the client's needs we can make the next step in designing the model of the improved formwork equipment.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 809-810)

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Raluca Diaconu*, Paul Dan Brîndaşu

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Creative Methods, Equipment, Formwork, PLM, Solution

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