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OOAD Design Analysis Implementation

By Exforsys | on June 28, 2011 |
OOAD

What is Design Analysis Implementation (DAI)?

Due to the expanding usage of various forms of technology, a need has been created for a system which is integrated, one which allows concurrent design, as well as modeling. Right now, the ability to design various technological tools is based on programming systems which are offline. The capability for these design systems exist independent of the analysis or modeling capability.

It is important to consider the implementation of a system which is integrated, one that can be used through the design phases for numerous technological tools, whether they are digital products such as software programs, or physical products such as fiber structures. Design analysis implementation is quite unique since it is responsible for altering the design for tows as opposed to the plies.

The implementation for DAI makes use of things like two representations which are self-positioned, and it can also showcase a simulation for the parts which are being manufactured.

Design analysis implementation also utilizes analysis tools for elements, tools which make use of the NASTRAN file. The system is responsible for numerous solutions within the primary design phase, and it does not need to depend on matching programming units which are proprietary.

When it comes to the field of manufacturing, it is absolutely critical that enterprises make use of design tools which are state of the art. When powerful analytical tools are not available for the manufacture of digital or physical products, it is difficult to come up with design solutions that are the most optimal.

Design analysis implementation is very useful because it is a system which has the ability to model and handle standard design solutions at the start of the design phase, and it can "nurture" these within an environment which is mature. This new design approach has showcased a number of dramatic improvements, and some of them include a 60% decrease in cost, along with the cycle time.

It is important to understand the relationships that exist among the knowledge and the structure within the object that is being designed. The knowledge which is related to these relationships may be best described within a semantic network. The semantic is basically a type of graph which symbolizes the relationships that exist among the objects that make up the product.

Semantic Relationship and AML

Extensions for the semantic network will be the object, which refers to the object oriented technique. The knowledge which is associated with the object oriented representation must deal with problems that are connected to the knowledge where the reasoning itself is associated with both the inheritance and the structure.

While the semantic relationship will essentially symbolize the connections that exist among the objects, the object oriented representation will be utilized within the SCAD package, and it will be utilized within the AML, or the Adaptive Modeling Language. The AML is responsible for the implementation of the framework which is object oriented. A geometry engine is often added which simulates real objects.

AML Features and Functions

Because AML is an a language which is object oriented, this mean that it places a heavy emphasis on the decomposition of various engineering problems, transforming them into objects which are classified.

It offers a great deal of support for the feature which is considered by many to be the most powerful benefit of object oriented programming: the capability for constructing the class hierarchy where the complex classes, will need to inherit the properties from the classes which are much more basic. This is the identical mechanism which is responsible for powering the understanding of humans.

It is able to create abstractions and then build upon these to generate concepts which are even more advanced. I should also add that AML implements the dependency features among the objects.

With AML, the developer is capable of defining any object that they want, and this can be done in terms of another object or attribute.

The environment for Adaptive Modeling Language is responsible for the establishment of an associated network which will automatically ensure the propagation for the changes within the network.

AML was picked due to the advanced architecture it uses, which is comprised of many of the elements which are critical for the creation of structural design which is integrated, along with manufacturing tools.

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