Use of TRIZ principles in car design

With the vast advances in technology, there is a need for new ideas and design solutions. The body of design knowledge and the application of this knowledge to solving technical problems are expanding rapidly (Savransky, 2000). This results in a spreading need for educational institutions to teach t...

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Main Author: Wu, Xinni.
Other Authors: Martin Erik Gustav Helander
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-459022023-03-04T19:19:21Z Use of TRIZ principles in car design Wu, Xinni. Martin Erik Gustav Helander School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Mechanical engineering::Motor vehicles With the vast advances in technology, there is a need for new ideas and design solutions. The body of design knowledge and the application of this knowledge to solving technical problems are expanding rapidly (Savransky, 2000). This results in a spreading need for educational institutions to teach the younger generation to be innovative and to solve technical and nontechnical problems more creatively. Effective creative problem solving requires not only creative thinking but also critical thinking. Creative thinking may start with a single question and then extend the search in several different directions, generating a wide variety of new possibilities. Also, critical thinking examines possibilities carefully by drawing ideas together towards a single goal. Brainstorming and mind mapping are popular well-known techniques used for creative problem solving. Brainstorming helps to generate as many ideas as possible for a certain topic and mind mapping is beneficially used as a second stage in brainstorming for sorting out and evaluating ideas. Such techniques, however, tends to have unpredictable and repeatable results. Most importantly, a huge range of possibilities can be missed, as it is not within the experience of the team. Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) 2011-06-23T07:00:32Z 2011-06-23T07:00:32Z 2011 2011 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/45902 en Nanyang Technological University 113 p. application/pdf
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Use of TRIZ principles in car design
description With the vast advances in technology, there is a need for new ideas and design solutions. The body of design knowledge and the application of this knowledge to solving technical problems are expanding rapidly (Savransky, 2000). This results in a spreading need for educational institutions to teach the younger generation to be innovative and to solve technical and nontechnical problems more creatively. Effective creative problem solving requires not only creative thinking but also critical thinking. Creative thinking may start with a single question and then extend the search in several different directions, generating a wide variety of new possibilities. Also, critical thinking examines possibilities carefully by drawing ideas together towards a single goal. Brainstorming and mind mapping are popular well-known techniques used for creative problem solving. Brainstorming helps to generate as many ideas as possible for a certain topic and mind mapping is beneficially used as a second stage in brainstorming for sorting out and evaluating ideas. Such techniques, however, tends to have unpredictable and repeatable results. Most importantly, a huge range of possibilities can be missed, as it is not within the experience of the team.
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