Design Issues Flashcards

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what is sustainability about

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. meeting the needs and demands of society without harming natural cycles for future generations

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2
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where do renewable materials come from

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. plants or animals

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3
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where do non- renewable materials come from

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. oil, ores and mineras

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4
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what are the six “R’s”

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. Reduce
. Recycle
. Re- use
. Repair
. Refuse
. Re- think
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5
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Considering the idea of recycling give the things that are shown on the side of a product package regarding recycling

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. if the product can be recycled
. percentage of recyclable material used
. the materials used
. if a fee has been payed to recover packaging
. materials that can be sorted and separated for recycling
. product that cannot be disposed of in normal household bins

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6
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give two positive reasons for Reusing products

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. reduces the amount of processing needed

. cheaper and more environmentally friendly

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7
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define “Carbon Footprint”

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. the amount of human activity and its effect on the environment

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what are the six things a piece of packaging must do

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. protect the product
. give information about the product
. display the product
. make transporting the product easier
. contain the product
. preserve the product
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list the 5 things a piece of packaging must tell the consumer

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. if the packaging contains fragile contents and should be handled with care
. if the package should be protected from water
. if the contents are corrosive or flammable
. if the product/ packaging are recyclable
. if/ what maintenance needs to be done to the product

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10
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list the 6 things food packaging must do

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. Name the product
. List the ingredients of the product
. Give the best before date
. Give storage instructions 
. Give nutritional information
. Give contact details
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11
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list key issues for flat pack furnature

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. the material used for construction
. all of the parts being drilled so they are ready for assembly
. some of the sub assemblies have been produced to ensure accuracy of assembly
. must be easy to put together
. packaging, storage and transportation
. quality assurance

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12
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list what an instruction booklet must do

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. tell the consumer how to assemble the product
. tell the consumer how to use the product
. easy to understand regardless of the country of manufacture

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13
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list types of maintenance for simple products

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. changing the batteries

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14
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list types of maintenance for complex products (give an example)

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. cars

. MOT so warranty is kept valid

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15
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define planned obsolesence

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. when a product has been designed to be thrown away after a certain period of time

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16
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list 3 human factors

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. physiological
. psychological
. sociological

17
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define inclusive design

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. designing a product that can be used by everyone

18
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define exclusive design

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. designing a product to meet the needs of a specific group of people

19
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what is anthropometrics the study of

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. anthropometrics is the study of the human body and the movement of each part of the human body

20
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what is ergonomics the study of

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. ergonomics is the study of the efficiency of people in their working environment

21
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considering anthropometrics what do designers try to work from

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. 5th to 95 percentile

22
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considering ergonomics what do design look to do

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. make things easier for the consumers by considering ergonomics

23
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what are the 7 parts of ergonomics

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. weight
. smell
. shape
. light
. size
. temperature
. noise
24
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what is a working triangle

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the triangle of movement needed for a particular task

25
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what does the kitemark show

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the product has been tested against nationally recognised standards

26
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what does the CE mark show

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the product meets the minimum requirements set by the EU and is allowed to be put on sale to the general public