Earthenware Water Filter: A Double Edged Sustainable Design Concept for India

  • Aravind Shanmuga Sundaram M
  • Bhattacharya B
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The objective of this research is to understand the use of internal analogies in the early phases of engineering design. Empirical studies are used to identify the following: type and role of analogies in designing; levels of abstrac- tion of search and transfer of analogies; role of experience of designers on using analogies; and, effect of analogies on quantity and quality of solution space. The following are the important results: analogies from natural and artificial domains are used to develop requirements and solutions in the early phases of engineering design; experience of designers and nature of design problem influence the usage of analogies; analogies are explored and unexplored at different levels of abstraction of the SAPPhIRE model, and; the quantity and quality of solution space depend on the number of analogies used.

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Aravind Shanmuga Sundaram, M., & Bhattacharya, B. (2013). Earthenware Water Filter: A Double Edged Sustainable Design Concept for India (pp. 1421–1431). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-81-322-1050-4_114

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