Application of the Method of Performance Evaluation of the Production Process Design Using Associative Design

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The article is devoted to the application of the method of performance evaluation of the production process design, using associative design. A number of approaches to estimation of efficiency of associative design, which are based on estimates of the design timing, the number of imposed changes at appropriate stages of the product life cycle.

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