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Engineering design: A systematic approach
Gerhard Pahl,Wolfgang Beitz +1 more
- Vol. 89, pp 47350
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TL;DR: In this paper, the authors investigated the QFD-based methods proposed in the last two decades, whose use in different ambits of Design for X (DfX) is reported to be effective.