Producibility


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Pro`du`ci`bil´i`ty


n. 1. The quality or state of being producible.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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Taguchi methods, failure mode and effects analysis, simulation, and rapid prototyping can all be used to evaluate design performance and producibility tradeoffs.
Under optimal conditions the part designer should consider the producibility of the product, equipment and tooling requirements, and material properties.
In addition, a significant commitment has been made to develop advanced packaging technologies for microelectronic assemblies to further decrease product cost, with the added benefits of reduced weight, improved performance and reliability, and increased package densities and producibility.
Color Doppler imaging of the eye: normal ranges, re- producibility, and observer variation.
The integrated product teams worked to separate the legacy contractor logistics support contract into three distinct areas: production, sustainment and product enhancement/ producibility improvement.
For a seeker material of this type, a critical question is its affordability as well as producibility, which usually is a function of the manufacturing processes' yield percentage.
The 3 producing wells on the field are being monitored and the production characteristics of these wells will enable the development of a frac design that will yield the maximum well producibility which will, in turn, determine the ultimate recoverable reserves for the field.
Also, Section 1.6.3, Note 3, characterizes the three standard producibility levels as
Boeing's model-based instructions focus on four areas: producibility and ergonomic analyses; generating 3-D work instructions from digital models; providing networks for distributing online engineering data that is current and cannot be changed; and electronic buyoffs based on the MBI, which will relieve inspectors and customers of the need to interpret blueprints.
Hatch said these changes have further reduced the number of welds by 80%, with a 77% reduction in weld inches, "The titanium casting conversions have resulted in major improvements to the producibility, quality and cost of the LW155," he said.
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