A Methodology for Idea Generation in Sustainable Product Design

Jun Feng Wang; Sui Huai Yu; Jan Jie Chu; Bin Qi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.129-131.174

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A Methodology for Idea Generation in Sustainable Product Design

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Sustainable product design has become the tendency of the product design because the degradation of the environment. However, there are no effective methodologies or framework designers and developer eager to. This paper base on the soft system methodology present a methodology which is effective to the idea generation phases in sustainable product design process. From the need identification to the idea generation, sustainable product design criteria and relationship between it and customer requirements, 39 engineering parameters, 40 inventive principles were use in the methodology. An example is illustrated to show the process of this work flow, and the result show the effectiveness of the methodology.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 129-131)

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174-178

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August 2010

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Jun Feng Wang, Sui Huai Yu, Jan Jie Chu, Bin Qi

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Customer Requirement (CR), Inventive Principle, Soft System Methodology, Sustainable Product Design, Sustainable Product Design Criteria

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