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Simplified Function Analysis Model For System 

Simplified Function Analysis Model For System 

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All systems hit limits. All attempts to try and improve a system that has hit its fundamental limit are destined to fail. In such situations, additional improvement can only be achieved by making changes to the system . Changing a system - particularly a manufacture process that may have commissioning costs measured in millions of Euros - can imply...

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... approach allowed us to reduce the components that were to be analysed and a function diagram was produced. Figure 3 illustrates a simplified version of the resulting function analysis model. ...

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