An approach to logical compatibility determination for solution principles in morphological matrix-based conceptual design.

Morphological matrix-based conceptual design has been proven to enable the generation of high-quantity, variety, and novelty concepts. Indeed, many studies have proposed methods for enhancing it. However, logical relations for determining the compatibility of solution principles (SPs) in combinatori...

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Main Authors: Balogun, S. A., Abdul Jalil, M. K., Mohd. Taib, J.
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Published: Universiti Malaysia Pahang 2023
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spelling my.utm.1054632024-05-02T02:50:01Z http://eprints.utm.my/105463/ An approach to logical compatibility determination for solution principles in morphological matrix-based conceptual design. Balogun, S. A. Abdul Jalil, M. K. Mohd. Taib, J. TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery Morphological matrix-based conceptual design has been proven to enable the generation of high-quantity, variety, and novelty concepts. Indeed, many studies have proposed methods for enhancing it. However, logical relations for determining the compatibility of solution principles (SPs) in combinatorial solution chain is yet to be established in the literature. This study attempts to develop a logical relation for determining the compatibility of SPs in solution variants chain. The features of the interaction boundary of each solution principle were characterised and vectorially numerated for onward matching of adjacent SPs in a combinatorial solution chain to determine compatibility. The consistency of the compatibility determinant (CD) was tested on engineering designer students. It was found that the students could determine the CD with excellent consistency. Besides, the applicability of logical relation for determining the feasibility of solution variants was tested and found applicable in many trials. Despite the limitation of the study, the results indicate that the logical compatibility determinant is consistent and applicable for the complete exploration of the morphological matrix design space. Therefore, this study provides a foundation for the development of a reliable CAD system for conceptual design. Universiti Malaysia Pahang 2023-03-30 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.utm.my/105463/1/JMohdTaib2023_AnApproachtoLogicalCompatibilityDetermination.pdf Balogun, S. A. and Abdul Jalil, M. K. and Mohd. Taib, J. (2023) An approach to logical compatibility determination for solution principles in morphological matrix-based conceptual design. International Journal Of Automotive And Mechanical Engineering, 20 (1). pp. 10211-10230. ISSN 2229-8649 http://dx.doi.org/10.15282/ijame.20.1.2023.05.0790 DOI: 10.15282/ijame.20.1.2023.05.0790
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Balogun, S. A.
Abdul Jalil, M. K.
Mohd. Taib, J.
An approach to logical compatibility determination for solution principles in morphological matrix-based conceptual design.
description Morphological matrix-based conceptual design has been proven to enable the generation of high-quantity, variety, and novelty concepts. Indeed, many studies have proposed methods for enhancing it. However, logical relations for determining the compatibility of solution principles (SPs) in combinatorial solution chain is yet to be established in the literature. This study attempts to develop a logical relation for determining the compatibility of SPs in solution variants chain. The features of the interaction boundary of each solution principle were characterised and vectorially numerated for onward matching of adjacent SPs in a combinatorial solution chain to determine compatibility. The consistency of the compatibility determinant (CD) was tested on engineering designer students. It was found that the students could determine the CD with excellent consistency. Besides, the applicability of logical relation for determining the feasibility of solution variants was tested and found applicable in many trials. Despite the limitation of the study, the results indicate that the logical compatibility determinant is consistent and applicable for the complete exploration of the morphological matrix design space. Therefore, this study provides a foundation for the development of a reliable CAD system for conceptual design.
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author Balogun, S. A.
Abdul Jalil, M. K.
Mohd. Taib, J.
author_facet Balogun, S. A.
Abdul Jalil, M. K.
Mohd. Taib, J.
author_sort Balogun, S. A.
title An approach to logical compatibility determination for solution principles in morphological matrix-based conceptual design.
title_short An approach to logical compatibility determination for solution principles in morphological matrix-based conceptual design.
title_full An approach to logical compatibility determination for solution principles in morphological matrix-based conceptual design.
title_fullStr An approach to logical compatibility determination for solution principles in morphological matrix-based conceptual design.
title_full_unstemmed An approach to logical compatibility determination for solution principles in morphological matrix-based conceptual design.
title_sort approach to logical compatibility determination for solution principles in morphological matrix-based conceptual design.
publisher Universiti Malaysia Pahang
publishDate 2023
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