Development Of Slicing Machine Using Integrated Approach (Total Design)

Mohamad Fikri, Nasir (2013) Development Of Slicing Machine Using Integrated Approach (Total Design). Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This project describes an approach, based on the Integrated Approach or Total Design that can assist designer to develop a new design at the early stages of the product development process. The main objective in this project is to develop a new conceptual slicing machine design by using an Integrated Approach. Furthermore, the comparison of new design concept with the existing design of slicing machine are evaluated and selected by using a Pugh Matrix. The selected design concepts of a new slicing machine are developed by Solidwork software. There are various aspects that need to be considered in the development stage of new slicing machine design. Therefore, the specification and the function of the slicing machine must be related to the design and customer requirement. Total Design are implemented due to assist the new slicing machine development begins with user needs, product design specification, conceptual design, detail design, manufacture and sales. Therefore, the Total Design consider all the alternatives and relevant factors that influence the development of slicing machine due to reduce the development cycle time and improve product quality and value. Quality Function Deployment and Solidworkexpress analysis are being used in the development of new slicing machine to analyze the strength of the product design. As the result, design concept 4 is being chosen among to the other seven alternatives. As the future work the new slicing machine design will be fabricated.

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