Design and Technology Lecture Notes

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These flashcards cover key concepts and definitions from the Design and Technology lecture notes, focusing on topics such as ergonomics, resource management, modeling, materials, and innovation.

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Ergonomics is designing work environments, tools, and tasks to fit the people who use them aiming to reduce __, strain and risk of injury.

discomfort

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Three different types of ergonomics are physical ergonomics, organizational ergonomics, and __ ergonomics.

cognitive

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__ is the study of body sizes, shapes, and measurements used in design to make products and spaces fit people better.

Anthropometrics

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Renewable resources can be __ or replenished over time.

replaced

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Nonrenewable resources are used faster than they can be __.

replaced

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Waste mitigation strategies aim to reduce or completely get rid of the amount of __ that ends up in landfills.

trash

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Recycling refers to turning old waste into a __ product.

brand-new

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The process of __ involves reengineering to redesign or upgrade parts of a product to make it better.

reengineering

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Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) is a tool to check how a product affects the __ during its whole life.

environment

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The __ economy keeps materials and resources in use for as long as possible.

circular

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A linear economy can be described as taking resources from nature and generating __ in the process.

waste

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Embodied energy is the sum of all energy needed to produce and maintain a __ or service.

product

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Carbon offsetting is the practice of reducing the carbon that is produced, such as through __ trees.

planting

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Techniques for waste minimization include recycling materials, reusing scraps, and optimizing __ methods.

production

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Green design focuses on the re-engineering of a design to reduce its __ impact.

environmental

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Eco Design considers the entire lifecycle of the product and its __.

impacts

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Conceptual modeling helps designers understand by __ the product.

replicating

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Graphical modeling refers to the use of __ models in many forms to simplify data.

graphical

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CAD stands for __ Aided Design, which is the use of computer-based software in the design process.

Computer

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Rapid prototyping is the fast creation of a physical prototype using __ CAD.

3D

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Natural timber includes softwood and __.

hardwood

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Properties of plastics include being easily __ or cooled and high flexibility.

melted

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Thermoplastics can be re-melted and __ multiple times.

reshaped

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Borosilicate glass is known for being heat __.

resistant

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Composites are made from two parts: a fiber sheet and __.

glue

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Additive manufacturing involves adding materials together to create a __ or component.

product

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__ innovation involves continuous development of a product throughout its lifecycle.

Sustaining

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Disruptive innovation challenges existing companies to __ or embrace the change.

ignore

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Shelf technologies are inventions that are developed but not brought to the __.

market