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This is a practical, problem-oriented treatment of engineering design and leads the reader carefully through the various stages of the design process. The author, Ken Hurst, is in the School of Engineering at the University of Hull. The book is logically divided into 10 chapters as follows: 7.

Introduction to engineering design. This chapter describes the engineering design process.

The chosen model used throughout the book is based on that developed by Pugh. Chapters 2, 4, 5 and 7 describe in more detail the important phases of the design process. Problem identification. This chapter discusses the product design specification, defining the essential contents and a possible format. This chapter presents different methods of increasing creativity by individuals and groups in order to improve the potential for solving problems.

Concept selection. This chapter illustrates the different decision making support methods available for design concept selection. The intention is to remove as much of the subjectivity as possible that often occurs at this stage in the design process. This chapter describes some of the important methods of analysis that can be undertaken on a chosen concept. The subjects covered include: form design; design for manufacture and assembly; materials and process selection; and industrial design. This chapter outlines the main methods of modelling: mathematical; scale models; and computer simulation, indicating the appropriateness of each.

Detail design. This chapter, the longest in the book, is still short for an enormous subject in its own right. The author has never the less managed to produce a favourable treatment based around limiting factors and robust design methods. Design management. This chapter describes design project management techniques. A useful section on the often neglected but important design review is included. Information gathering.

This chapter describes the information gathering processes and sources of information. Presentation techniques. This chapter covers drawing morphology, types of engineering drawing and graphical presentation. The book, although short, contains a lot of useful information that is presented in a clear and logical way.