7. Choice of solutions for tool design
The design itself is always the result of a choice between solutions that meet the functional specifications more or less well. Design applies to all solutions, whether tangible (equipment, plant) or intangible (procedures, rules, interventions).
We distinguish four types of solution, which must be studied in the stated order to avoid backtracking:
solutions involving product or process modification. The product and process are generally unchanging basic data in a project. In some cases, however, they may need to be modified to meet tool specifications. This type of solution requires redefinition of the product or prior validation of the technology on the product. The modification...
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