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Theory, method, and trend of emotional design
DING Jun-Wu, YANG Dong-Tao, CAO Ya-Dong, WANG Lin
Chinese Journal of Engineering Design, 2010, 17(1): 12-18.
Taking into account the emotional demands of consumers is an important developing trend of product innovation design. Based on the investigation of related literatures, the concept of emotional design was presented. The primary research theories, including Kansei engineering and threelevel theory,emotion measurement and parameter conversion methods were emphatically reviewed. Meantime,the main research field of emotional research was divided into three parts: product model,function and culture, and the three parts were discussed. Finally, aiming at the development situation of innovation design and its relevant technology, the limits and future development trend of emotional design were outlined.
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Research on disassembly and/or graph construction and uncertain weight
MIN Shao-Song, ZHU Xiao-Jun, ZHU Xi
Chinese Journal of Engineering Design, 2010, 17(1): 19-24.
To plan product disassembly sequence efficiently, all feasible disassembly operations and subassemblies were firstly obtained by sub-assembly generation algorithms, and the disassembly operations was described by And/Or Graph (AOG). After simplifying the AOG, a Disassembly AOG (DAOG) which expressed all feasible disassembly sequences was constructed. To plan disassembly sequence based on DAOG, an extended-weight was brought forward to solve the uncertain weight problem of direct edges in the DAOG, and the formula of calculating extended-weight was also proposed. Finally, by cases study, the efficiency of DAOG for disassembly sequence expression and the feasibility and validity of DAOG for disassembly sequence planning were validated. The results show that the DAOG is an efficient method for disassembly sequence planning.
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Method of maintainability prediction of complex equipment based on CPN simulation
YANG Chun-Hui, YANG Jian-Jun, HU Tao
Chinese Journal of Engineering Design, 2010, 17(1): 25-29.
The complex system structure and multiple operation modes of complex equipment lead to the hardness to accurately calculate mean time to repair (MTTR) using conventional maintainability prediction model. After analyzing the characteristics of the complex equipment maintainability, a maintainability prediction model was presented, which took into account the disassembling order and the system failure modes. And then the multi-layer CPN model was established, and the MTTR was obtained by simulations. In the proposed CPN model, the control variables were defined, and the adaptability of the CPN model was guaranteed by parameterizing the input quantities. Finally, a case was simulated to demonstrate its feasibility.
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Research on robust design of the oblique five-hinge joint-double toggle clamping unit on cup makers
WANG Chen-Guang, ZHANG Jian, BAO Neng-Sheng, GU Pei-Hua
Chinese Journal of Engineering Design, 2010, 17(1): 30-34.
Aiming at the problem that the large number of variables in design and manufacture of the oblique five-hinge joint-double toggle clamping unit of cup makers, hardness in its assembling, wide range of the variation of its functional objective value, the necessity and feasibility of its robust design was analyzed. An optimization model was established according to the analytical robust design theory, and the system variables were optimized to decrease the variation of the system objective value. Finally, the sensitivity matrix was calculated to indicate the relationship between sensitivity and every design system variable. The research results reveal that the critical angle, oblique angle and the size of forward-wrist pin, and backward-wrist pin are the most crucial to determine the quality of the system. It provides an objective basis on how to improve systems’ accuracy selectively, which can be employed in engineering practice.
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Propulsion efficiency analysis of S-start swimming of fish-like robot
CHEN Hong, XU Gang, FEI Yue-Nong, ZHENG San-Yuan
Chinese Journal of Engineering Design, 2010, 17(1): 55-60.
Based on the oscillating movement of S-start of strikes and startles in northern pike, the motion equations for S-start were established for the developed fish-like robot. Through the calculations of the fluid thrust, the boundary layer friction and the added mass in lengthwise direction, the propulsion efficiency of S-start was analyzed. By using the multi-step simulation experiments of strikes and startles of S-start, the underwater maneuverability performance indices such as kinetic energy, input power and propulsion efficiency were obtained, which provides theoretic reference for the experimental research and optimal design of the underwater maneuvering propulsion of fish-like robots.
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Research progress of human step friction
JIA Li-Xiao, ZHANG Yong-Zhen, NIU Yong-Ping, LI Jian, SUN Le-Min
Chinese Journal of Engineering Design, 2010, 17(1): 61-65.
Human step friction means the intermittent friction between foot and floor during people's walking, which directly affects people's walking safety. Slipping or falling may occur if the friction coefficient between foot and floor is too small. In order to sufficiently master the characteristics and law of human step friction, research progress was presented in terms of measuring apparatus, influence factors, wear principle and application field. Moreover, it was suggested that more efforts should be made on the research of human step friction on the condition of moving floor. The main testers applied to human step friction included Brungraber Mark II and biomechanical force plate. The main influencing factors were materials of friction couple, floor conditions, format and height of heels, movement parameters, groove of shoe sole and so on. The dominating wear forms were abrasive wear and fatigue wear. The human step friction was mainly applied to the fields of medical recovery, sports training, decoration and shoe making. The result shows that the mechnism of step friction should be researched sufficiently because that whether a person will slip during walking is decided and the quality of human life is influenced by the character of his (or her) step friction.
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