Modular architecture principles–MAPs: a key factor in the development of sustainable open architecture products

Modularity is one of the most useful tools employed in the product development process. Regarding functionality, the use of modules is common to generate flexible platforms to manufacture products and product families that require functional variations. In the current globalized market, the mass ind...

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title	Modular architecture principles–MAPs: a key factor in the development of sustainable open architecture products
spellingShingle	Modular architecture principles–MAPs: a key factor in the development of sustainable open architecture products Design Modular architecture principles Modularity Open architecture Personalization Sustainability Architecture Commerce Computer aided manufacturing Cost effectiveness Design Design for manufacturability Ecodesign Flexible manufacturing systems Product design Product development Quality function deployment Reconfigurable architectures Sustainable development Design for manufacturing and assemblies Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) Modular architectures Modularity Open architecture Personalizations Product development process Reconfigurable manufacturing system Life cycle
title_short	Modular architecture principles–MAPs: a key factor in the development of sustainable open architecture products
title_full	Modular architecture principles–MAPs: a key factor in the development of sustainable open architecture products
title_fullStr	Modular architecture principles–MAPs: a key factor in the development of sustainable open architecture products
title_full_unstemmed	Modular architecture principles–MAPs: a key factor in the development of sustainable open architecture products
title_sort	Modular architecture principles–MAPs: a key factor in the development of sustainable open architecture products
dc.subject.keywords.none.fl_str_mv	Design Modular architecture principles Modularity Open architecture Personalization Sustainability Architecture Commerce Computer aided manufacturing Cost effectiveness Design Design for manufacturability Ecodesign Flexible manufacturing systems Product design Product development Quality function deployment Reconfigurable architectures Sustainable development Design for manufacturing and assemblies Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) Modular architectures Modularity Open architecture Personalizations Product development process Reconfigurable manufacturing system Life cycle
topic	Design Modular architecture principles Modularity Open architecture Personalization Sustainability Architecture Commerce Computer aided manufacturing Cost effectiveness Design Design for manufacturability Ecodesign Flexible manufacturing systems Product design Product development Quality function deployment Reconfigurable architectures Sustainable development Design for manufacturing and assemblies Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) Modular architectures Modularity Open architecture Personalizations Product development process Reconfigurable manufacturing system Life cycle
description	Modularity is one of the most useful tools employed in the product development process. Regarding functionality, the use of modules is common to generate flexible platforms to manufacture products and product families that require functional variations. In the current globalized market, the mass individualization or personalization is the preferred production model that delivers cost-effectiveness and satisfaction at the level of the market of one. In this model, the modularity is employed as a powerful concept applied not only for the manufacture but also for the use and final disposal stages, in which the design of modules provides functionalities and features that satisfy a variety of specifications for different market segments. Despite the existence of approaches in modularity and its usefulness in product development, it is possible to identify a lack of analysis of modular and open architecture to enhance the sustainability performance of products regarding strategies to diminish adverse impacts during their lifecycle. This paper provides an analysis of the influence and potential of Modular Architecture Principles–MAPs in the sustainable design of open architecture products. Additionally, lifecycle considerations are analysed to identify and propose strategies that enforce the sustainability performance of products concerning personalization from early design stages Abbreviations: MAPs: Modular Architecture Principles; FMS: Flexible Manufacturing System; RMS: Reconfigurable Manufacturing System; EOL: End Of Life; LCA: Life Cycle Assessment; QFD: Quality Function Deployment; DFMA: Design For Manufacturing And Assembly. © 2019, © 2019 Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group.
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spelling	2020-03-26T16:33:10Z2020-03-26T16:33:10Z2019International Journal of Sustainable Engineering19397038https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12585/918810.1080/19397038.2019.1634157Universidad Tecnológica de BolívarRepositorio UTB56079249600650680740155281389200Modularity is one of the most useful tools employed in the product development process. Regarding functionality, the use of modules is common to generate flexible platforms to manufacture products and product families that require functional variations. In the current globalized market, the mass individualization or personalization is the preferred production model that delivers cost-effectiveness and satisfaction at the level of the market of one. In this model, the modularity is employed as a powerful concept applied not only for the manufacture but also for the use and final disposal stages, in which the design of modules provides functionalities and features that satisfy a variety of specifications for different market segments. Despite the existence of approaches in modularity and its usefulness in product development, it is possible to identify a lack of analysis of modular and open architecture to enhance the sustainability performance of products regarding strategies to diminish adverse impacts during their lifecycle. This paper provides an analysis of the influence and potential of Modular Architecture Principles–MAPs in the sustainable design of open architecture products. 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Modular architecture principles–MAPs: a key factor in the development of sustainable open architecture products

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