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3 Requirements and Alternatives
Pages 20-28

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... · Greatly reduce product development cycle time and costs. In addition, AEE technology and system developers should devise a comprehensive, multifaceted implementation process that meets the following objectives: · Lower technical, cultural, and educational barriers.
From page 21...
... In the commercial world, reducing product development cycle time helps manufacturers increase their market share by enabling them to create new and better products faster than the competition. In the government sector, reduced product development cycle time helps agencies complete projects sooner, thereby reducing costs and improving services or achieving mission objectives more quickly and freeing personnel and fiscal resources to move on to the next task.
From page 22...
... Complex products and missions typically are implemented by partnerships of many different organizations, and the AEEs adopted by one organization will be more useful if its partners use compatible AEEs. To achieve widespread use of AEEs, industry and academia must establish appropriate training and educational programs for current and future workers.
From page 23...
... 23 Hardware and Networks Ultrafast computing systems will be needed to support the real-time analyses and interfaces described above. These systems will probably involve massively parallel processors and, ultimately, a distributed heterogeneous computing capability to maximize computing power economically.
From page 24...
... . In deslgncycle time · improved quality · smaller number of prototypes · 500,000 element mesh · parametric and stochastic models · CAE associative with CAD · sources of variability including material and dimensional stability · cost and manufacturability analysis · cross-attribute optimization · design for robustness · collaboration for global teams · standardized system engineering tools · standards for CAD and CAE · CAE for · generic parametric CAD model linked to design, not attribute-specific CAD models verification · open CAD systems · faster analysis · geometry-based adaptive mesh · better linkage of models · faster analysis, · single CAD package more effective · linkage of CAD to in-house analysis packages · single analysis package · integration of structural analyses · integration of thermal, aerodynamic, and manufacturing analyses · collaboration for global teams · reliable CAM transmission to vendors .
From page 25...
... · knowledge-based engineering tools · decision support capability · better visualization tools for exploring design space · haptic interfaces · natural language interfaces · gigabit/sec data transmission · higher speed for analyses · platformindependent environment for analyzing and .
From page 26...
... · 10 to 30x speed increase for pre- and · incorporation of probabilistic analysis, post-processing nonlineanties, material and dimensional stability · 20x increase in speed over time · support for analytical "design of expenments" techniques · multifunction optimization integrated with analysis · using standards to eliminate translation between different applications · imbedded intelligence · support for global teams and distributed decision making · open distributed environments supporting total product definition, configuration management, and lifetime support · standards for CAD; systems engineenng; component and assembly representations; test and analysis data; and geometry, properties, boundary conditions, and results for analyses · high-speed data transfer · Internet-based communication with suppliers AEE technologies and systems. Premature implementation of developmental technology in an operational setting, however, could be risky and expensive.
From page 28...
... In the long-term, aggressive implementation of complete AEE systems has the largest potential payoff, but it also has the largest risks and highest costs. Staged implementation of AEE technologies is likely to outperform evolutionary improvements in conventional technology.


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