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Informationen zum Autor The IMechE is the United Kingdom's qualifying body for mechanical engineers and the home of mechanical engineers for over 150 years. Around 75,000 engineers world-wide are members. Klappentext These IMechE conference transactions examine how major improvements have been made in product delivery processes by the effective use of both statistical and analytical methods, as well as examining the problems that can occur as a result of under utilization of information. This volume will be of great interest to managers, engineers, and statisticians at all levels, engaged in project management or the design and development of motor vehicles, their subsystems, and components. CONTENTS INCLUDEApplications of advanced modelling methods in engine developmentApplication of adaptive online DoE techniques for engine ECU calibrationRadial basis functions for engine modellingDesigning for Six Sigma reliabilityDimensional variation analysis for automotive hybrid aluminium body structuresReliability-based multidisciplinary design optimization of vehicle structures Zusammenfassung Today's practising automotive engineer faces a triple challenge - tighter targets! more variables and less time. This text examines how major improvements have been made in product delivery processes by the effective use of statistical and analytical methods. Inhaltsverzeichnis Part 1 Engines: Bayesian statistics in engine mapping, M.C. Ward et al Applications of advanced modelling methods in engine development, J. Seabrook et al Application of adaptive online DoE techniques for engine ECU calibration, Y. Raynaud et al Radial basis functions for engine modelling, T.M. Morton and S. Knott An engine mapping case study - a two-stage regression approach, D.W. Rose et al Application of a pareto-based evolutionary algorithm to fuel injection optimization, O. Roudenko et al A parametric inlet port design tool for multi-valve diesel engines, M.C. Bates and M.R. Heikal Practical application of DoE methods in the development of production internal combustion engines, K. Roepke et al A model and methodology used to assess the robustness of vehicle emissions and fuel economy characteristics, P.J. Shayler et al The application of multivariate correlated techniques to driveability analysis, S.G. Pickering et al Part 2 Vehicles, systems and components: experiencing customer vehicle comfort requirements using concept synthesis techniques, D.J. Fothergill and M. Allman-Ward Designing for six sigma reliability, D. Brunson et al Dimensional variation analysis for automotive hybrid aluminium body structures, R. Koganti and M. Zaluzec Reliability-based multidisciplinary design optimization of vehicle structures, R.J. Yang et al An analysis methodology for the simulation of vehicle pedestrian accidents, N. Le Glatin et al Sensitivity of transmission noise and vibration to manufacturing and assembly process drift and variability, S.M. Athervale et al The improvement of vehicle performance using predictive diagnostic algorithms, L. Borgarello et al Reliability modelling using warranty data, I.F. Campean and D. Brunson Application of proportional hazard model to tyre design analysis, V.V. Krivtsov et al Better understanding of automotive manufacturing reliability data using a spreadsheet-based model fitting tool, M. Linsley et al Achieving robust designs through the use of "design for Six Sigma", D. Mortimer ...
