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SHIP & BOATBUILDING TECHNOLOGY pumps.
Process Lessons Learned
Further improvements in cycle time could have been achieved if the team's request for a full time structural engineer had been provided by the Steering Committee. This highlights the need for good communications. Listen to the team.
With four design reviews scheduled during the MSD design, the reduction of preparation, presentation and rework time in comparison to the SSD#1 approach to design reviews is signif- icant. The 11 week reduction in cycle time can largely be attributed to the In-Process Design
Review approach and the existence of an improved design process.
Metrics Lessons Learned
During the MSD design, product and process metrics were applied more by the team.
Product wise, the team developed a few more techniques for in-process monitoring and review. As more concrete product metric data was collected and applied to the design, the more receptive the Steering Committee became to the metric concept. As for process metrics, the team was still struggling somewhat with wrnfpsi
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Unknowingly, the seeds where planted at this time for the development of a true performance team.
AUTHORS
Richard DeVries - ERAM Team Leader-
InfoTech Enterprises, Inc.
Rusty DuPont - CAD Designer - InfoTech
Enterprises, Inc.
Dave Filipek - Technology Assessment
Consultant - A&T / Vector Research
Ben Kassel - Navy MIS Manager - David
Taylor Model Basin
Paul Rakow - System Engineer - Designers &
Planners
Jake Robinson - CAD Designer - Designers &
Planners
Nancy Russell - CAD Designer - David Taylor
Model Basin
Ronald Selvidge - Technology Assessment
Consultant - A&T / Vector Research
Michael Wade - Ship Producibility Branch
Manager - David Taylor Model Basin
ERAM Team Participants for the MSD Design
Country Company Name Expertise
U.S. D&P Richard DeVries Team Leader
U.S. D1MB Ben Kassel MIS Manager
U.S. Avondale Shipyard Watson Perrin, II Arrangements,
HVAC
Brazil CONSUNAV Jorge Ribeiro Arrangements,
Piping
U.S. D&P Frank Woronkowicz Control Systems
U.S. Bath Iron Works Steve Bradbury Arrangements,
Piping
U.S. Bath Iron Works Mark Cote Arrangements,
Piping
U.S. NASSCO Mike Barton Arrangements,
Piping
U.S. NASSCO Lee Dunedift Arrangements,
Piping
Finland Wartsila Seppo Rautava Arrangements,
SSDG
Denmark Odense Carsten Sjoberg Arrangements,
Piping
A key element of the project was the on-site
CAD designers from Designers & Planners,
Inc., InfoTech Enterprises, Inc. and DTRC.
Other resources/expertise utilized on a part- time or rotating basis included: A&T/Vector
Research (management consulting); Alfa
Laval (fuel treatment); Allweiler (pumps);
Boll & Kirch (filters and strainers); Crowley
Marine (ship operator); D&P (electrical and structural engineering); Maersk Lines (ship operator); and Tranter (heat exchangers).
The Strategic Design Method (SDM) was uti- lized to define the two outputs of the project: the Team Process and the Engine Room
Arrangement Models. The Team Process would evolve during the four engine room designs and be documented at the conclusion of the project as the USER's GUIDE.
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