Development of auto parts and engine assembly process for new models of vehicle

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Published: Aug 6, 2020
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Design, Vehicle Systems, Manufacturing Processes, Climate Perimeter, Exhaust Lines, Fuel Line Vehicle Assembly

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Jaime Andrés Mejía
Claudia Marcela Sánchez
Hermann Stuart Fuquen
José Luis Mendivelso
Daniel Osorio

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The article comes up from the development of a project portrayed in a significant improvement project from the technical point of view of vehicles sold in Colombia, to which an engine optimization was applied. The document introduces the economic vision of the automotive sector, as well as a brief overview of the problems that originated the development of the project. The state of the art related to product development processes in the automotive industry is presented and a description of recent design changes associated with engines are included. Finally, a description is made of the most relevant aspects of the development of the project that involves engineering work in an assembled vehicle company and five local auto parts manufacturing companies.

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Mejía, J. A., Sánchez, C. M., Fuquen, H. S., Mendivelso, J. L., & Osorio, D. (2020). Development of auto parts and engine assembly process for new models of vehicle . Ingenio Magno, 11(1), 33-47. Retrieved from http://revistas.ustatunja.edu.co/index.php/ingeniomagno/article/view/2000
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Vol. 11 No. 1 (2020): Ingenio Magno vol. 11-1
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Author Biographies

Jaime Andrés Mejía

Departamento Proyectos Vida Serie RENAULT-SOFASA.

Claudia Marcela Sánchez

Grupo de Investigación COLINNOVACION.

Hermann Stuart Fuquen

Grupo de Investigación COLINNOVACION.

José Luis Mendivelso

División Ingeniería Producto Colombia RENAULT- SOFASA.

Daniel Osorio

Innovación RTA -Colombia RENAULT-SOFASA

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