Appliance : design, production, management
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Elements of Success: Heating element makers promote efficient manufacturing and development processes with the goal of cost controlLe Blanc, J. et al. | 1996
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Appliance International: Confortec's True ColorsStevens, S. et al. | 1996
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Time to Optimize: Steps are being taken to ensure the changeover to HFCs from HCFCs will go more smoothly than the recent abandonment of CFCs for alternativesSomheil, T. et al. | 1996
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New Angles on Glass: As more OEMs incorporate glass into appliances, suppliers take the lead in developing innovative design ideasSimpson, D. et al. | 1996
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On Solid Ground: A trip to Louisville, KY, for the International Lawn, Garden, and Power Equipment Expo '96 uncovered more energy-efficient lawn toolsLe Blanc, J. et al. | 1996
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Don't Blink: HFA '96 in Beijing, China, reflected the furious pace at which the Chinese appliance industry is movingStevens, S. et al. | 1996
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Statistical Review: Appliance shipments are charted by product category for 10 years through 1995Dzierwa, R. et al. | 1996
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From Weeks to Minutes: New punching and bending systems allowed a commercial appliance maker to expand its product rangeDzierwa, R. et al. | 1996
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Sensor Perceptions: Washing machines represent one product category where appliance engineers are incorporating more sophisticated electronic controlsLapat, K. L. et al. | 1996
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Special Section - Carrier Corporation| 1996
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Design of the Times: Connector suppliers work with appliance OEMs to hold the line on cost while adding value to the end productDavis, D. et al. | 1996
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Season of Change: The weather isn't all that's changing, as the 1996 International Air-Conditioning, Heating, Refrigerating Exposition provedDavis, D. et al. | 1996
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Building for the Boomer: Appliance producers use The guilders' Show to promote more value in their product linesSombeil, T. et al. | 1996
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Clothes Encounters: Increasingly smarter laundry equipment will help appliance makers prepare for a more environmentally conscious futureLaPat, K. L. et al. | 1996
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The Open Door: A Mouse Like a Microwave?Barry, M. et al. | 1996
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Commercial Appeal: Commercial equipment manufacturers like Hussman lean on their suppliers for assistance in designing non-problematic appliancesLe Blanc, J. et al. | 1996
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The China Source: When it comes to sourcing in China, purchasing professionals should keep several factors in mindBloom, M. et al. | 1996
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19th Annual Portrait of the U.S. Appliance Industry| 1996
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The Open Door: In Search Of ISO 14000Rolland, P. E. et al. | 1996
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Porous Insert Technology for Emissions Reduction from Gas AppliancesReuther, J. J. / Billick, I. H. et al. | 1996
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The Essence of Speed: The IBM Personal Computer Company transforms itself from a methodical manufacturer into a flexible producer of information appliancesDavid, D. et al. | 1996
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China: In the MainstreamIshida, W. et al. | 1996
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The Best Backplate Is... Working with a product graphic and image specialist, an appliance OEM eliminated a stage in the production process of its new appliance| 1996
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Moving MountainsLaPat, K. et al. | 1996
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`Physical' FitnessStevens, S. et al. | 1996
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Better to be FirstDavis, D. et al. | 1996
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Civilized in ShanghaiSomheil, T. et al. | 1996
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Eyeing the Checkered FlagDzierwa, R. et al. | 1996
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A Kaizen ConversionLe Blanc, J. et al. | 1996
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Significance of the Flexural and Transverse Vibrations of V Belts on the Noise Emission of Universal MotorsOeztuerk, C. / Goek, B. / Acilgoez, H. et al. | 1996
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Tomorrow's Motor Control: A new electronic microprocessor for motion controls allows OEMs to produce lighter and quieter washing machines| 1996
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Washing Out The Cost: A project to build a smaller, less expensive motor for a Turkish appliance maker's new washing machine line leads to another development deal| 1996
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Menagerie of Motion: As appliance buyers become more discriminating, manufacturers of motors and air-moving devices strive to add value to their productsLaPat, K. L. et al. | 1996
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Cleaning Up The Process: Iona Appliances, Inc., of Welland, ON, Canada, works with a motor manufacturer to develop a new motor for its Fantom Thunder vacuum cleaner| 1996