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2.6Exercises 1. What are the steps in developing an original design?

2.6Exercises 1. What are the steps in developing an original design?

Elements Of Electromagnetics
Elements Of Electromagnetics
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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.
Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.
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58 ll 3G 2_54496556470... > Free variable: choice of biomaterials 12 University of Kufa/Faculty of Engineering Materials Engineering Department Lecturer: Ziadoon.M.Rahi Design Process Lecture 02 1" Course/2021_2022 2.6Exercises 1. What are the steps in developing an original design? 2. Describe and illustrate the 'translation' step of the material selection strategy. 3. What is meant by an objective and what by a constraint in the requirements for a design? How do they differ? 4. Hip Implant With age or certain illnesses, joints deteriorate. Particularly those with large loads. Formulate the translation as function, constraints, objective and free variable? 5. A material is required to manufacture office scissors. Paper is an abrasive material and scissors sometimes encounter hard obstacles like staples. List function and constraints; set the objective to 'minimize material price' and the free variable to *choice of material'. 6. Formulate the constraints and objective you would associate with the choice of material to make the forks of a racing bicycle. 13 Univer ufa/Faculty of Engineering Materials Engineering Department
Transcribed Image Text:58 ll 3G 2_54496556470... > Free variable: choice of biomaterials 12 University of Kufa/Faculty of Engineering Materials Engineering Department Lecturer: Ziadoon.M.Rahi Design Process Lecture 02 1" Course/2021_2022 2.6Exercises 1. What are the steps in developing an original design? 2. Describe and illustrate the 'translation' step of the material selection strategy. 3. What is meant by an objective and what by a constraint in the requirements for a design? How do they differ? 4. Hip Implant With age or certain illnesses, joints deteriorate. Particularly those with large loads. Formulate the translation as function, constraints, objective and free variable? 5. A material is required to manufacture office scissors. Paper is an abrasive material and scissors sometimes encounter hard obstacles like staples. List function and constraints; set the objective to 'minimize material price' and the free variable to *choice of material'. 6. Formulate the constraints and objective you would associate with the choice of material to make the forks of a racing bicycle. 13 Univer ufa/Faculty of Engineering Materials Engineering Department
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