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The Delft Systems Approach - Analysis and Design of Industrial Systems

The Delft Systems Approach - Analysis and Design of Industrial Systems

von: Hans PM Veeke, Gabriël Lodewijks, Jaap A. Ottjes

Springer Verlag London Limited, 2008

ISBN: 9781848001770, 235 Seiten

Format: PDF, OL

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The Delft Systems Approach - Analysis and Design of Industrial Systems


 

Preface

7

Contents

9

Introduction

13

1.1 The Purpose of this Book

13

1.2 Theory and Practice

14

1.3 Conceptual Approach

17

1.4 The Structure of this Book

19

References

20

Systems Concepts

21

2.1 System

21

2.2 Subsystems and Aspectsystems

25

2.3 State, Process and Behaviour

29

2.4 Goal, Function and Task

33

2.5 System and Environment

37

2.6 Some Other Definitions

39

References

40

Case: The Flight Department

41

3.1 Case History

41

3.2 Problem Description

42

3.3 Problem Analysis

43

3.4 Complications Due to Bad Weather

50

3.5 Radar Complications

56

3.6 Dispersion of Variables and the Required Number of Radar Test Cars

60

3.7 Results in Practice

67

References

69

Models for the Structuring of Processes

71

4.1 Process Types

71

4.2 Determination of Subsystems

72

4.3 System Control

74

4.4 Supporting Processes

87

4.5 The Steady-state Model: Combining the Models into One Model

89

4.6 Testing a Works Process Planning Department Against Reality

93

4.7 Nurses Effect

94

4.8 Case: The Health Insurance Company

98

4.9 Some Applications in Practice

102

References

104

Conceptual Model for the Analysis of Industrial Systems

107

5.1 Introduction

107

5.2 Other Conceptual Models

108

5.3 Common Characteristics of the Conceptual Models

110

5.4 The “PROPER” Model of Industrial Systems

113

5.5 The “PROPER” Model and Logistic Practice

115

References

118

Behaviour of a Function: The Process

119

6.1 Introduction

119

6.2 Behaviour

120

6.3 The State and Input of an Industrial Function

121

6.4 The Behaviour of an Industrial System

123

6.5 Basic Concepts of Process Descriptions

131

6.6 Case: Simulation of the Flight Department

143

6.7 Conclusions

145

References

146

The Case of the Ship Engine Factory

147

7.1 The Models as a Diagnostic Aid

147

7.2 Description of the Existing Situation

148

7.3 Solution: Analysis Based Upon the PROPER Model

151

7.4 Solution: Analysis Based Upon the Steady-state Model

153

Policy and Performance

159

8.1 What is Policy?

159

8.2 Does an Industrial System Need Policy?

163

8.3 Considerations When Choosing the Ways and Means

165

8.4 The Concepts of Productivity, Efficiency and Performance

169

8.5 Application of the Concepts

175

References

180

Model for the Innovation Process

181

9.1 Setting Up the Model for the Innovation Process

181

9.2 The Nature of the Model for Innovation Processes

188

9.3 Policy Evaluation

189

References

191

The Design Process with the Conceptual Models

193

10.1 Introduction

193

10.2 The Design Process

194

10.3 Function Design

197

10.4 Process Design

201

10.5 Simulation as a Supporting Tool for the Design of Industrial Systems

207

References

207

Case: The Automated Container Terminal

209

11.1 Introduction

209

11.2 The Project Program

210

11.3 Functional Requirements

213

11.4 Application of the PROPER Model

215

11.5 Behaviour Descriptions for Productivity Definitions

223

11.6 Conclusions

231

References

232

Index

233