Author = کریمی‌گوارشکی، محمد حسین

Advanced product quality planning model in a defense organization

Volume 7, Issue 4, Winter 2018, Pages 306-324

Mohammad hosain Karimi, Siyamak Taghipour, mohammad mohammadi

Abstract The purpose of this study is to provide a suitable model for advanced product quality planning at the level of defense organizations, so that all design-related requirements are considered seamlessly and consistently throughout the idea-to-product process. In this research, different models of advanced product quality planning were studied and based on the AIAG standard model [1], different models were compared and compared. Then, based on the knowledge of internal and external stakeholders of the design process, a list of their requirements was determined and based on that, the steps and documents of each model phase were selected and determined. Finally, the proposed model for six products was reviewed in the design offices and the conformity assessment was performed. According to the results of this research, the main problem of product quality planning in the design stage is the lack of full knowledge of stakeholders and their requirements.

Viability Assessment Model of Complex Engineering Systems in Uncertainty - A Case Study of a Satellite

Volume 7, Issue 3, Autumn 2017, Pages 208-222

Malek tahouri, Mohammad Hossain Karimi Govareshaki

Abstract The issue of performance of complex engineering systems in environments with high uncertainty is one of the topics of research in the field of device engineering. Uncertainties and hazards in unfamiliar environments significantly affect the value provided by complex engineering systems to its stakeholders. Therefore, empowering complex systems to operate in conditions of uncertainty is inevitable. Obviously, before taking any action to improve the design of these devices to achieve greater capability, it is necessary to determine the index and model to measure their capability in the face of uncertainty. In this study, which is a combination of qualitative, quantitative, applied and fundamental research methods in terms of the type of research; After reviewing the research records, biodegradability has been introduced as an indicator to evaluate the capability of complex engineering systems for operations in conditions of uncertainty. Operating environment and three-level modeling of the operating environment, product functions and physical equipment of the product are its key features. Finally, the applicability of the proposed model is shown through a case study of an imaging satellite as a complex engineering system. The accuracy of the proposed model has been confirmed based on the analysis of the results of the case study and a questionnaire completed by experts.