Applications of Value Analysis within Bearing Industry
Journal Title: RECENT - Year 2009, Vol 10, Issue 27
Abstract
The method of value analysis aims at achieving the functions of the product requested by the user so that there should be proportionality between the usefulness of every function and the consumption of means necessary for its achievement. The article herein synthetically submits a case study upon applying the method of value analysis to products from bearing industry, as well as the results obtained following the analysis.
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Georgiana LIMBĂŞAN
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