The document discusses critical factors to consider in product design, including three stages of the materials selection process, engineering specifications and tolerances, standardization and interchangeability, ergonomics, and the product life cycle. Specifically:
1. The materials selection process involves selecting materials that appeal to customers functionally and psychologically, meet functional requirements, and are cost effective to process.
2. Engineering specifications define ideal values for product attributes and allowed deviations (tolerances), considering desired characteristics, production capabilities, and reliability.
3. Standardization of components and materials improves cost, flexibility, quality control, and maintenance for complex products.
4. Ergonomic design considers key consumer characteristics and ensures the highest and
The document discusses critical factors to consider in product design, including three stages of the materials selection process, engineering specifications and tolerances, standardization and interchangeability, ergonomics, and the product life cycle. Specifically:
1. The materials selection process involves selecting materials that appeal to customers functionally and psychologically, meet functional requirements, and are cost effective to process.
2. Engineering specifications define ideal values for product attributes and allowed deviations (tolerances), considering desired characteristics, production capabilities, and reliability.
3. Standardization of components and materials improves cost, flexibility, quality control, and maintenance for complex products.
4. Ergonomic design considers key consumer characteristics and ensures the highest and
The document discusses critical factors to consider in product design, including three stages of the materials selection process, engineering specifications and tolerances, standardization and interchangeability, ergonomics, and the product life cycle. Specifically:
1. The materials selection process involves selecting materials that appeal to customers functionally and psychologically, meet functional requirements, and are cost effective to process.
2. Engineering specifications define ideal values for product attributes and allowed deviations (tolerances), considering desired characteristics, production capabilities, and reliability.
3. Standardization of components and materials improves cost, flexibility, quality control, and maintenance for complex products.
4. Ergonomic design considers key consumer characteristics and ensures the highest and
The document discusses critical factors to consider in product design, including three stages of the materials selection process, engineering specifications and tolerances, standardization and interchangeability, ergonomics, and the product life cycle. Specifically:
1. The materials selection process involves selecting materials that appeal to customers functionally and psychologically, meet functional requirements, and are cost effective to process.
2. Engineering specifications define ideal values for product attributes and allowed deviations (tolerances), considering desired characteristics, production capabilities, and reliability.
3. Standardization of components and materials improves cost, flexibility, quality control, and maintenance for complex products.
4. Ergonomic design considers key consumer characteristics and ensures the highest and
Significant Interactions between critical factors in product design
Three stages on Materials selection process: 1. Selected what types of materials in the final product are most likely to appeal to the customer ? Functional need :strength durability weight !sychologycal need : colours te"ture product and packaging #. Selected the most attracti$e materials that meet functional re%uirement Identify suppliers who offers competiti$e prices & reliability of ser$ice '%uality deli$ery time lead time( ). Selected materials from the standpoint of processing cost. Materials properties : hardness fle"ibility 1 Materials *e%uiremets !rocessing *e%uirements Modular +omponents and !ats Specifications and Tolerance !roduction ,olume Engineering Specifications and Tolerances : Specifications represent an ideal $alue for each one of the desired attributes and the degree of allowed de$iations 'tolerance(. -llowance : ma"imum diferent in the size of parts that fit together .etermination of tolerances and -llowance must +onsider : 1. desired characteristic of a product #. capability of the production process Two !hase : !roces Formulating product spesifications !/-S0 1 !/-S0 # Determine general product spesification : Determine Technical product spesification : Si1e +apacity +olor 2ther .imensions Tolerances -llowances Stages : 1. Select ideal $alues for product characteristic #. .etermine critical tolerance ). .etermine 0conomic tolerance Criteria : Functional 3ualities -esthetic considerations !roductions +ost Criteria : !roduction +apabilities *eliability and Maintenance *e%uirements Standardization and Interchangeability !erancangan komponen secara standar 'bentuk ukuran toleransi ( memungkinkan penggunaan komponen yang sama untuk berbagai produk 4 interchangeability !enghematan biaya maintenance and repair terutama untuk produk yang kompleks ' T, mobil stereo electonik ( Standarisasi 5uga dilakukan pada raw materials 2 .alam merancang produk usahakan bisa menggunakan komponen6komponen standar agar biaya produksi murah dan lebih fleksibel Standarisasi memudahkan 3uality control !roduct design for /uman 7se : Ergonomics 1. .etermination of key characteristic of the consumer for which the product is intended 8 karakteristik populasi #. .etermination of the body members and senses that will be re%uired to use the product 8 dimensi anthropometri + sistem kontrol (Display ). .etermination from a$ailable statistical measurements of key consumer characteristics and the critical percentage of the consumer population that will be unable to use the product 8 !enentukan percentil rancangan *ancangan maksimal : percentile bawah 4 9: Misal : pegangan bis tinggi tas koper kursi duduk me5a *ancangan minimal : percentile atas 4 ;9 : Misal : tinggi pintu pan5ang tempat tidur lebar kursi T/0 +2<++0!T 2F 37-=IT> Functional 3uality -spects 1. Product performance while in use 2. Reliability during expected time 3. Human Factors <on6functional4psychological %uality aspects 1. Appearance and tyling 2. !onsumers Psychological Profile 3. "ariety of tyles or #odels to choose from 2ther 3uality -spects 1. Pac$aging 2. %imely Production and &istribution 3. er'ice !haracteristics 3 PROCEDURE FOR THE DESIGN OF PRODUCT AND SERVICES
( Ideas for new products General Products specifications Preliminary anlysis Technical feasibility Economic fesibility Detailed feasibility study Technical Product specifications and prototype constructions Regular-scale production and distribution Market trial Suggestions by own staff Suggestions by consumers Applied Research Basic Research Known but unsatisfied needs !*2.7+T =IF0 +>+=0 1. INFANCY/PERKENALAN !roduk baru muncul belum dikenal Masa ketidakpastian Market Si1e !erbaikan .esain !roduk dan !roses 8 In$estasi Ter5adi in6efisiensi 'ingat : =earning +ur$e( Tingkat produksi dibawah kapasitas ?iaya !emasaran 'terutama promosi( tinggi Masih Merugi 8 Masa in$estasi . !R"#T$/PERT%&'%$AN !roduk sukses diterima pasar =on5akan permintaan dalam 5angka pendek ?isa mencapai kapasitas maksimal Mulai ekspansi & di$ersifikasi Sistim mapan 6 Mendapat profit (. &AT%RITY/&APAN !ertumbuhan pasar berhenti6pasar 5enuh !roduk tidak didominasi satu merk6banyak pesaing !an5angnya fase tergantung kemampuan perusahaan untuk bertahan !angsa pasar besar6kapasitas maksimal Memanen keuntungan 8 In$est ke produk baru ). *ECLINE/PEN%R%NAN !romosi tak lagi membantu Segera ciptakan produk baru =akukan pengembangan produk untuk bertahan )