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Minimars configuration design

D.C. Lousteau · University of North Texas Digital Library (University of North Texas) · 1986

Viewgraphs are presented on the various Minimars assemblies. (MOW)

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Experiment design configuration.

Alireza Rangrazjeddi (13360943), Andrés D. González (13360946), Kash Barker (13291865) · Figshare · 2022

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Special Issue: Configuration Design

Timothy Darr, Mark Klein, Deborah L. McGuinness · Artificial intelligence for engineering design analysis and manufacturing · 1998

In configuration design parts are selected and connected to meet customer specifications and engineering and physical constraints. Specifications include preferences (e.g., “prefer lower cost to higher performance, all things being equal”), bounds on various resources (e.g., “the computer should have four PCI slots”), and other information to customize a configuration. Constraints typically arise from exogenous concerns, such as the available parts, the way parts can interact, and the manufacturing plant.

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Parallel Processor Configuration Design

With Processing Transmission, Saravut Charcranoon, Thomas G. Robertazzi et al. · 2000

this paper, we examine a computer configuration design problem that has implications for the leasing of networked computer time

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Configuration Design Optimization Method

The Graduate School, Pierre M. Grignon, Advisor Dr et al. · 2007

During the product design process, the optimization of the parameters (dimensions, shapes, materials) has been, until recently, the exclusive domain of the part design stage. This optimization is now spreading into two directions: first, to the conceptual design stage during which approximated mathematical models are solved to find the global parameters driving the design; second to the sub-assembly and assembly design stage during which the components are united to form the final product. It is only at this stage that system level characteristics, strongly linked to the desire of the customers, can be checked. These characteristics, considered as objectives by the engineer, and reflecting different knowledge fields, link parameters at various levels of the system and thus break the well established hierarchical organization of the full system. At present, no satisfactory solution is implemented to optimize these additional relations that transform the assembly design from a constraint satisfaction problem into a non-linear constrained multi objective optimization problem.

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Harrows Shipping Design Configuration

Bolieau, Rheal, Wang, Weiran, Gray, Blayne R. et al. · Mspace (University of Manitoba) · 2016

Elmer’s Manufacturing currently has two shipping methods to transport the Super 7 harrow to its dealer network in Western Canada and North Dakota. The first method tows the harrow behind a truck and the second loads the harrow onto a flat deck trailer. Elmer’s increasing sales require the shipping of an increasing amount of harrows, leading to large shipping expenses. To lower the shipping expenses a method was developed that packages two 90’ Super 7 Harrows onto a single truckload. Before developing concepts the client’s major needs were identified, with the most important being cost and safety. In addition to the client needs the constraints were identified prior to the concept development phase. The major constraints identified were the size dimensions of the trailer and load as specified by the transportation regulation bodies in the individual regions. Size dimension constraints were determined to be 3.8 m for width, 4.7 m for height, 27.5 m for length, and 4 m for overhang. The final concept utilizes a B-Train trailer and packages the harrow wings on the rear trailer and the hitches on the forward trailer. The wings are secured by six metal brackets designed from stock steel material. The hitches are supported by wood stack brackets and the assemblies are secured to the trailer using tie-downs. The brackets have factors of safety well above the requirement and it was decided not to optimize the design because the reduction in cost was not equal to the decrease in safety of the design. The added load capacity of the brackets may be important during the dynamic loading seen during loading and transportation. In addition to the supporting brackets two pallets and two part boxes were included for all parts omitted from the initial assembly. A cost analysis of all three methods determined that the cheapest method for destinations outside of Manitoba was the proposed method, with the exact savings dependant on the destination. It was assumed the brackets would be reused and therefore analysis was performed assuming five reuses of each bracket. For example, approximate cost savings for shipping to Lloydminster is $1044.39...

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SPORT Satellite Configuration Design

Xuan Yang, Hua Yang, Yuan Liu · Chinese Journal of Space Science · 2011

Two patterns of satellite configuration designs related to two forms of antenna unit have been given, according to the demand of SPORT satellite payload detection, the principles of satellite design and configuration layout design, and the constrained conditions of satellite configuration layout from delivering. Payload visual layout of satellite platform has been provided. Location and direction of payloads in the satellite have been determined, which can avoid interference and blocking between the payloads, in favor of observing the work space of payloads. The way to achieve scientific objectives has been initially identified, providing basis for satellite platform design. The feasibility study has verified that both patterns can meet the needs of SPORT satellite payload detection.

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Minimars configuration design. [R]

D.C. Lousteau · University of North Texas Digital Library (University of North Texas) · 1986

Viewgraph comprise the report. Aspects of design which are discussed are: end cell coil arrangement, neutral beam and rf injection, load definition on end cell coils, and intracoil structure for all coils. (WRF)

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Design configuration in fashion and design industries

Céline Abecassis, Pierre‐Jean Benghozi · HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe) · 2005

Depuis une vingtaine d'années, les industries de la Mode et de l'habillement ont été marquées par une mutation profonde de leurs chaînes de valeur. Elles sont passées d'un modèle taylorien d'organisation du travail à une configuration de circuit court s'appuyant sur un haut niveau d'interactions entre les différentes parties prenantes. Ce mode d'organisation est souvent qualifié de districts dans la littérature. Le cas de la Mode montre que si ce type d'organisation a d'abord été mis en avant dans les secteurs de fabrication de l'industrie traditionnelle (sidérurgie, mécanique...), il trouve plutôt toute son expression dans les activités de création et devrait conduire à parler spontanément de « districts créatifs » plutôt que « districts industriels ».

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Model Construction for Configuration Design

Michael Eisfeld · 2007

In this paper, we motivate the use of the expressive description logic ALCQF(D) with acyclic TBoxes for configuration design of structural systems. A solution to the design problem is automatically constructed from problem-specific constraints given in the ABox and the persistent conceptual description about the structure and its behaviour in the TBox.

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MarFS-Requirements-Design-Configuration-Admin

Brett Kettering, Gary Grider · OSTI OAI (U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information) · 2015

This document will be organized into sections that are defined by the requirements for a file system that presents a near-POSIX (Portable Operating System Interface) interface to the user, but whose data is stored in whatever form is most efficient for the type of data being stored. After defining the requirement the design for meeting the requirement will be explained. Finally there will be sections on configuring and administering this file system. More and more, data dominates the computing world. There is a “sea” of data out there in many different formats that needs to be managed and used. “Mar” means “sea” in Spanish. Thus, this product is dubbed MarFS, a file system for a sea of data.

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Optimal Design Configuration Using HOMER

Prashant Kumar, Rahaul Pukale, Nilesh Kumabhar et al. · Procedia Technology · 2016

Target of the paper is to presents an idea about to design, simulation and analysis of stand-alone hybrid renewable energy resources for a typical ATM machine in remote locations. The main task of this paper is to give optimal solution to solve the problems of energy crisis in the globe. In current scenario the non-renewable sources are available in plenty amount to full fill our increasing demand. Considering the above information we have made an effort to analyze advantage of Distributed Generation considering solar power or wind power, alone can fluctuate, when connected together they provide reliable source of energy as diesel generator is used as backup unit for emergency. So the combination of these two forms of energy source with diesel generator provides reliable generation to provide a constant source of energy flow for the designed system. The main motive of this paper is to study feasibility of solar-wind-diesel hybrid power system with maximize the use of non-conventional generation system while minimizing the total system cost.

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Probe configuration and montage design.

Ayşenur Eser (21713911), Sinem Burcu Erdoğan (21713914) · Figshare · 2025

Each red dot corresponds to a light source while each blue dot represents a detector. Channels are formed between adjacent source-detector pairs, represented with yellow lines and labelled accordingly. Location of all channels are projected onto their EEG 10-20 coordinates.

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