Aim

• Demonstrate synergy effects through the use of tools for consistent requirements management and the use of modular product structures.
• Development of a cabin configuration methodology
• Application of the methodology for developing a modular door entrance area
• Validation of Monument overall structure models on the large hexapod test rig

Method

• Detail the objectives of the requirements specification, cabin configuration methodology and solution specification for the door entrance area.
• Requirements analysis for the door entrance area together with airlines and passengers
• Recording existing specifications and deriving an overall requirements specification
• Investigation of common methods in requirements management (RBE and MBRE) and for the development of modular product families (DSM, MFD, integrated PKT approach)
• Designing the individual methodological components for requirements management and module development
• Creation of module concepts for the door entrance area at a rough level of detail
• Application of the methodological components using the example of the door entrance area
• Development of the design, technical/economic evaluation, and selection of a final module concept
• Detailing of the selected module concept
• Integration of the individual method modules of requirements management and modularisation into the cabin configuration methodology

Principal Investigator: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Dieter Krause

Co-Investigator: Michael Hanna, M.Sc., Dipl.-Ing. Tammo Bahns, Dipl.-Ing. Olaf Rasmussen, Dipl.-Ing. Sebastian Ripperda

The project is part of the Field of Application Aviation.