DocumentCode
1667994
Title
Lessons learned from one-week concurrent engineering study approach
Author
Braukhane, Andy ; Romberg, Oliver
Author_Institution
Inst. of Space Syst., German Aerosp. Center (DLR), Bremen, Germany
fYear
2011
Firstpage
1
Lastpage
10
Abstract
The present paper discusses the advantages and disadvantages of the one-week Concurrent Engineering (CE) study approach applied currently in the Concurrent Engineering Facility (CEF) at DLR which has been operating since early 2009. Up to now, ca. 20 condensed studies have been performed at the DLR CEF. This paper compares this approach to the more stretched process, applied e. g. at ESA ESTEC´s Concurrent Design Facility (CDF). The investigation takes into account the different space systems to be designed, the goals of the studies and the involved personnel, including both internal and external team members. In summary, this paper describes the last three years of CE at DLR, focussing on the mainly applied approach within different feasibility and preliminary design studies.
Keywords
concurrent engineering; product design; concurrent design facility; concurrent engineering facility; concurrent engineering study; personnel; space systems; team members; Concurrent engineering; Data models; Ice; Satellites; Schedules; Space vehicles; Concurrent Design Facility; Concurrent Engineering; Phase A Studies; Spacecraft Design; Systems Engineering;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Concurrent Enterprising (ICE), 2011 17th International Conference on
Conference_Location
Aachen
Print_ISBN
978-1-4577-0772-8
Electronic_ISBN
978-3-943024-05-0
Type
conf
Filename
6041246
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