Engineering-parameters

The 39 engineering parameters (or evaluation parameters)

An engineering parameter is a generalized characteristic representing an engineering situation

A technical contradiction is defined as an opposition between these parameters.

There are 39 Engineering Parameters, they must be understood as very general and may be subject to interpretation.

Each real parameter, from the real problem, must be interpreted and transformed into a standard engineering parameter, in order to be put in the matrix.

Hereunder the list of these engineering parameters:

    1. Weight of moving object

    2. Weight of stationary object

    3. Length of moving object

    4. Length of stationary object

    5. Area of moving object

    6. Area of a stationary object

    7. Volume of moving object

    8. Volume of stationary object

    9. Speed

    10. Force (intensity)

    11. Stress or pressure

    12. Shape

    13. Stability of object's composition

    14. Strength

    15. Duration of action of moving object

    16. Duration of action of stationary object

    17. Temperature

    18. Illumination intensity

    19. Energy spent by a moving object

    20. Energy spent by a stationary object

    21. Power

    22. Loss of energy

    23. Loss of substance

    24. Loss of information

    25. Loss of time

    26. Quantity of substance

    27. Reliability

    28. Measurement accuracy

    29. Manufacturing precision

    30. Harmful factors acting on an object from outside

    31. Harmful factors developed by an object

    32. Ease of manufacture

    33. Ease of operation

    34. Ease of repair

    35. Adaptability or versatility

    36. Device complexity

    37. Difficulty of detecting, measuring, controlling

    38. Extent of automation

    39. Productivity