1. Preparing the group for organic function classification
A function is characterized by an action, a reaction and a negation.
The aim of the group work is to understand all the implications of the interactions between the different external environments (ME), and to express the functions in three different forms.
This working method enables :
check the work already done by going into even more detail;
find missing or poorly expressed functions ;
specify functions ;
highlight the parameters to be measured to guarantee functions.
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AFNOR NF X 50-100 November 2011: Value Management – Functional analysis, fundamental characteristics – Functional analysis: functional analysis of needs (external) and technical/product functional analysis (internal) – Requirements for deliverables and implementation procedures
AFNOR NF X 50-151 September 2007: Value Management – Functional expression of need...
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Acronyms and abbreviations
CdCF: functional specifications
AF: functional analysis
AV: value analysis
FAST: Function Analysis System Technic
SADT: Structured Analysis and Design Technic
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