Proceedings of the 2012 International Conference on Communication, Electronics and Automation Engineering pp 269-278 | Cite as
Methodology of Collaborative Design for PLM on Agricultural Machinery
Abstract
The advanced method of design and the increasing time-to-market of new products have place emphasis on the collaborative design to react to the global market. A product lifecycle management (PLM) methodology is proposed in the paper for the requirement. The methodology is to establish a structure for collaborative design of the project, design, process, proceed and product. Project represents the parts that relates to the equipment of product. Product is the key part of system, which all the other parts work for it. Firstly, the conceptions of collaborative design and the PLM are introduced. Secondly, the knowledge management and integration for system is applied for it. The methodology of collaborative design for PLM is introduced in detail. At last, an example of agricultural machinery is applied
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Collaborative design PLM agricultural machinery knowledge managementPreview
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