Applying axiomatic design methodology in developing modified liberation products
Aplicación de la metodología de diseño axiomático en el desarrollo de productos de liberación modificada
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https://doi.org/10.15446/ing.investig.v24n3.14609Keywords:
design, functional requirement, design parameter, process variable, axiom (en)diseño, requerimientos funcionales, parámetros de diseño, variables de proceso, axiomas (es)
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Some conceptual elements regarding the axiomatic design method were applied to a specific case-study regarding developing modified liberation compressed product (CLM-UN), for use in the agricultural sector as pH regulating agent in soil. The study was orientated towards defining functional requirements, design parameters and process variables for manufacturing the product. Independence and information were evaluated, supporting axiomatic design as an alternative for integral product and process design (as a rational and systemic exercise), facilitating producing products having the quality which future users expect from them.
En esta investigación fueron desarrollados algunos elementos conceptuales de la metodología de diseño axiomático para un caso específico de estudio, como es el desarrollo de un comprimido de liberación modificada (CLM-UN), para uso en el sector agrícola como agente regulador de pH en suelo. El estudio se orientó hacia la definición de requerimientos funcionales, parámetros de diseño y variables de proceso, para la manufactura del comprimido. Como resultados se presenta la evaluación de los axiomas de independencia e información. Se encontró que la aplicación de la metodología de diseño axiomático constituye una alternativa para enfrentar la actividad de diseño integral de producto y proceso, como un ejercicio racional y sistémico, que facilita la generación de productos con los atributos de calidad que espera el futuro usuario de éstos.
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