Redesign of hard disk drive for increased productivity and scrap minimization using design for assembly and variation system analysis

The hard disk drive industry is marked by intense competition and rapid technological change. Opportunities for cost reduction are eagerly sought after by the industry; designing for ease of assembly is one such avenue. Associated with assembly is dis-assembly, the pre-requisite to re-work, a signif...

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Main Author: Rachoti, Matamari
Other Authors: School of Mechanical and Production Engineering
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Published: 2011
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-426182023-03-11T16:56:16Z Redesign of hard disk drive for increased productivity and scrap minimization using design for assembly and variation system analysis Rachoti, Matamari School of Mechanical and Production Engineering Stephen Lee DRNTU::Engineering::Mechanical engineering::Machine design and construction The hard disk drive industry is marked by intense competition and rapid technological change. Opportunities for cost reduction are eagerly sought after by the industry; designing for ease of assembly is one such avenue. Associated with assembly is dis-assembly, the pre-requisite to re-work, a significant cost driver in the disk drive industry. Another avenue is the dimensional tolerancing and precision of parts and sub-assemblies, which are not only important by themselves, but because of their impact on the ease of assembly. Master of Science (Computer Integrated Manufacturing) 2011-01-05T08:19:20Z 2011-01-05T08:19:20Z 2000 2000 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/10356/42618 en 205 p. application/pdf
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Redesign of hard disk drive for increased productivity and scrap minimization using design for assembly and variation system analysis
description The hard disk drive industry is marked by intense competition and rapid technological change. Opportunities for cost reduction are eagerly sought after by the industry; designing for ease of assembly is one such avenue. Associated with assembly is dis-assembly, the pre-requisite to re-work, a significant cost driver in the disk drive industry. Another avenue is the dimensional tolerancing and precision of parts and sub-assemblies, which are not only important by themselves, but because of their impact on the ease of assembly.
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title Redesign of hard disk drive for increased productivity and scrap minimization using design for assembly and variation system analysis
title_short Redesign of hard disk drive for increased productivity and scrap minimization using design for assembly and variation system analysis
title_full Redesign of hard disk drive for increased productivity and scrap minimization using design for assembly and variation system analysis
title_fullStr Redesign of hard disk drive for increased productivity and scrap minimization using design for assembly and variation system analysis
title_full_unstemmed Redesign of hard disk drive for increased productivity and scrap minimization using design for assembly and variation system analysis
title_sort redesign of hard disk drive for increased productivity and scrap minimization using design for assembly and variation system analysis
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