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Using the new Working Space Model for the development of hygienic products

Beetz, Jean-Paul ; Schlemmer, Pia Dorothea ; Kloberdanz, Hermann ; Kirchner, Eckhard
eds.: Marjanović, D. ; Štorga, M. ; Bojčetić, N. ; Pavković, N. (2018)
Using the new Working Space Model for the development of hygienic products.
Design Conference. Dubrovnik (21-24 Mai 2018)
Conference or Workshop Item, Bibliographie

Abstract

Hygienic design is of fundamental importance in the development of food processing machines. A hygiene appropriate design leads to lower maintenance work for machine operators and to clean food free of contamination. Designers have access to plenty of guidelines that support the embodiment design and detailing of specific equipment. The Working Space Model is a suitable adaptation of the well-known and established Contact & Channel Model, which aids designers in systematically considering hygiene-relevant requirements during the conceptual design.

Item Type: Conference or Workshop Item
Erschienen: 2018
Editors: Marjanović, D. ; Štorga, M. ; Bojčetić, N. ; Pavković, N.
Creators: Beetz, Jean-Paul ; Schlemmer, Pia Dorothea ; Kloberdanz, Hermann ; Kirchner, Eckhard
Type of entry: Bibliographie
Title: Using the new Working Space Model for the development of hygienic products
Language: English
Date: 30 May 2018
Place of Publication: Dubrovnik
Book Title: Proceedings of the DESIGN 2018 15th International Design Conference
Event Title: Design Conference
Event Location: Dubrovnik
Event Dates: 21-24 Mai 2018
Abstract:

Hygienic design is of fundamental importance in the development of food processing machines. A hygiene appropriate design leads to lower maintenance work for machine operators and to clean food free of contamination. Designers have access to plenty of guidelines that support the embodiment design and detailing of specific equipment. The Working Space Model is a suitable adaptation of the well-known and established Contact & Channel Model, which aids designers in systematically considering hygiene-relevant requirements during the conceptual design.

Divisions: 16 Department of Mechanical Engineering
16 Department of Mechanical Engineering > Institute for Product Development and Machine Elements (pmd)
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