New design for installation (DFI) methodology for large size and long life cycle products: Application to an elevator

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This paper presents a new design methodology for improving the installation of large size and long life cycle goods that need to be assembled in the field. The approach integrates a modified design for assembly (DfA) methodology. A new approach is proposed for integrating different DfA methodologies and tested in a real case study of a machine room-less (MRL) elevator. A tool for analyzing and quantifying the proposed solutions is developed. Improvements of approximately 20 pp are achieved during the elevator installation and on-site assembly process, which could mean a potential reduction in assembly time of 11 h or 6%. Additional extensions and guidelines are recommended to improve the methodology and the tool.

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Retolaza, I., Zulaika, I., Remirez, A., Cabello, M. J., Campos, M. A., & Ramos, A. (2021). New design for installation (DFI) methodology for large size and long life cycle products: Application to an elevator. In Proceedings of the Design Society (Vol. 1, pp. 2237–2246). Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/pds.2021.485

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