Automobile Design and Development is an intricate process that demands in-depth knowledge of various technology specifications and excellent understanding of industry expertise and business needs.
Whether it is about designing and developing commercial vehicles, passenger cars, rolling stock, two/three wheelers, farming and industrial automotive vehicles, or recreational vehicles, it is important to develop a streamlined work flow.
Typically, automobile design and development work flow encompasses the following stages:
Typically, automobile design and development work flow encompasses the following stages:
- Process Performance Modeling and Analysis
- Analyzing Safety and Control
- Analyzing Economic Performance
- Developing Basic Design Package
- Model Key Equipment
- Analyze Detailed Costs
- Develop Detailed Plant Design
- Reuse Process Models for Operations Decisions
- Reuse Process Models for Planning Decisions
- Analyze Revamp Costs
From a broader perspective, all these are stages of conceptual design and R&D, basic engineering, detailed engineering, and operation/maintenance.
The key benefits of developing a streamlined work flow for design and development process are:
- Develop a comprehensive, reliable, and accurate design
- Check whether all the stages of development and implementation conforms to the design
- Easily identify loopholes or weaknesses in the design phase and fix the issues
- Eliminates costly reworks and modifications
- The process models can be used for operations and planning decisions
- It also helps in analyzing different types of costs
- Ensuring that the project is completed within the budget and timeline provided
A well-structured work flow is integral for any automobile design process, since it aids in monitoring and reviewing performance across each stage and whether it conforms to client specifications.
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