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PLM-based Approach for Design Verification and Validation using Manufacturing Process Knowledge  Luis Toussaint, Frédéric Demoly, Nadhir Lebaal, Samuel Gomes
Out of 100 hours of engineering work, only 20 are dedicated to 
real  engineering  and  80  are  spent  on  what  is  considered  as 
routine activities. Readjusting the ratio of innovative vs. routine 
work  is  a  considerable  challenge  in  the  product  lifecycle 
management  (PLM)  strategy.  Therefore,  the  main  objective  is 
to develop an approach in order to accelerate routine processes 
in engineering design. The proposed methodology called FabK 
consists   of   capturing   manufacturing   knowledge   and   its 
application  towards  the  design  verification  and  validation  of 
new  engineering designs. The approach is implemented into a 
Web-based  PLM  prototype  and  a  Computer  Aided  Design 
system. A series of experiments from an industrial case study is 
introduced to provide significant results.
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