Pattern Language - Revision history

Marcin: /* Links */

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Links

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			*{{Check}}See [[Icons]] for working icons.
	*Christopher Alexander - [[A Pattern Language]]		*Christopher Alexander - [[A Pattern Language]]
	*[[Precision Machining Construction Set]]		*[[Precision Machining Construction Set]]

Marcin at 01:08, 8 May 2021

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	'''Note: the pattern language icons below are from 2008, and some of them are outdated as technology choices. We are creating an updated set of icons in ~~2015~~ -MJ~~, April 2015~~'''		'''Note: the pattern language icons below are from 2008, and some of them are outdated as technology choices. We are creating an updated set of icons in 2021 -MJ'''

	A pattern language is defined in Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pattern_language. This concept is extended here to a pattern language of open source hardware. This language begins with words that make up sentences - or modules that meke up technological devices - according to rules of how the words are related - or the interface design between the modules. Sound design occurs when the modules and technologies follow [[OSE Specifications]], and when these are extended to [[Distributive Enterprise]], environmental regeneration, and social justice.		A pattern language is defined in Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pattern_language. This concept is extended here to a pattern language of open source hardware. This language begins with words that make up sentences - or modules that meke up technological devices - according to rules of how the words are related - or the interface design between the modules. Sound design occurs when the modules and technologies follow [[OSE Specifications]], and when these are extended to [[Distributive Enterprise]], environmental regeneration, and social justice.

Marcin: /* Sample Product Ecology 1: Energy – Solar Turbine Combined Heat and Power (CHP) System */

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Sample Product Ecology 1: Energy – Solar Turbine Combined Heat and Power (CHP) System

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	'''Note: due to its low efficiency, the boundary layer turbine is not on OSE's priority list.'''		'''Note: due to its low efficiency and poor load-matching characteristics, the boundary layer turbine is not on OSE's priority list.'''

	==Solar Concentrators==		==Solar Concentrators==

Marcin: /* Sample Product Ecology 1: Energy – Solar Turbine Combined Heat and Power (CHP) System */

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Sample Product Ecology 1: Energy – Solar Turbine Combined Heat and Power (CHP) System

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			'''Note: due to its low efficiency, the boundary layer turbine is not on OSE's priority list.'''

	==Solar Concentrators==		==Solar Concentrators==

Marcin: /* Introduction */

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Introduction

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	These items are somewhat self-explanatory, and more discussion follows. Please view our [http://ose.noblogs.org/post/2006/04/15/ose-yearly-plan-april-2006-april-2007 past work] for further explanation of this open source technology pattern language. The present work develops this theory further.		These items are somewhat self-explanatory, and more discussion follows. Please view our [http://ose.noblogs.org/post/2006/04/15/ose-yearly-plan-april-2006-april-2007 past work] for further explanation of this open source technology pattern language. The present work develops this theory further.

Marcin: /* Links */

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Links

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			*Christopher Alexander - [[A Pattern Language]]
	*[[Precision Machining Construction Set]]		*[[Precision Machining Construction Set]]
	*[[Tractor Construction Set]]		*[[Tractor Construction Set]]
	*[[GVCS Pattern Language]] - list of proposed icons of all machines, components, parts of the GVCS		*[[GVCS Pattern Language]] - list of proposed icons of all machines, components, parts of the GVCS
	[[Category: Standards]]		[[Category: Standards]]

Marcin at 23:31, 9 April 2015

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	'''Note: the pattern language icons below are from 2008, and some of them are outdated as technology choices. -MJ April 2015'''		'''Note: the pattern language icons below are from 2008, and some of them are outdated as technology choices. We are creating an updated set of icons in 2015 -MJ, April 2015'''

	A pattern language is defined in Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pattern_language. This concept is extended here to a pattern language of open source hardware. This language begins with words that make up sentences - or modules that meke up technological devices - according to rules of how the words are related - or the interface design between the modules. Sound design occurs when the modules and technologies follow [[OSE Specifications]], and when these are extended to [[Distributive Enterprise]], environmental regeneration, and social justice.		A pattern language is defined in Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pattern_language. This concept is extended here to a pattern language of open source hardware. This language begins with words that make up sentences - or modules that meke up technological devices - according to rules of how the words are related - or the interface design between the modules. Sound design occurs when the modules and technologies follow [[OSE Specifications]], and when these are extended to [[Distributive Enterprise]], environmental regeneration, and social justice.

Marcin at 23:30, 9 April 2015

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			'''Note: the pattern language icons below are from 2008, and some of them are outdated as technology choices. -MJ April 2015'''

	A pattern language is defined in Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pattern_language. This concept is extended here to a pattern language of open source hardware. This language begins with words that make up sentences - or modules that meke up technological devices - according to rules of how the words are related - or the interface design between the modules. Sound design occurs when the modules and technologies follow [[OSE Specifications]], and when these are extended to [[Distributive Enterprise]], environmental regeneration, and social justice.		A pattern language is defined in Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pattern_language. This concept is extended here to a pattern language of open source hardware. This language begins with words that make up sentences - or modules that meke up technological devices - according to rules of how the words are related - or the interface design between the modules. Sound design occurs when the modules and technologies follow [[OSE Specifications]], and when these are extended to [[Distributive Enterprise]], environmental regeneration, and social justice.

Marcin: /* Links */

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Links

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	*[[Precision Machining Construction Set]]		*[[Precision Machining Construction Set]]
	*[[Tractor Construction Set]]		*[[Tractor Construction Set]]
			*[[GVCS Pattern Language]] - list of proposed icons of all machines, components, parts of the GVCS
	[[Category: Standards]]		[[Category: Standards]]

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	To understand the pattern language of technology, we began breaking down technological devices into their components. Here we discuss one possible breakdown.		To understand the pattern language of technology, we began breaking down technological devices into their components. Here we discuss one possible breakdown.

	We chose a small set of technologies for building the infrastructure of Global Villages of tomorrow. These technologies are those discussed [~~http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=~~Main_Page on the main page.]		We chose a small set of technologies for building the infrastructure of Global Villages of tomorrow. These technologies are those discussed [[Main_Page\|on the main page.]]

	All of these technologies have a smaller set of underlying building blocks that they are made of. This set of building blocks may be broken down to only 18 items:		All of these technologies have a smaller set of underlying building blocks that they are made of. This set of building blocks may be broken down to only 18 items:
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	===CNC Multimachine===		===CNC Multimachine===

	The first icon is the CNC Multimachine. ([http://www.opensourcemachine.org Multimachine] , with CNC capacity added to it.) It is a high precision mill-drill-lathe, with other possible functions, where the precision is obtained by virtue of building the machine with discarded engine blocks. It is noteworthy that a high-quality, high precision machine may be made with discarded materials at a much reduced cost compared to the competition (Parts for a multimachine cost approximately $500 for a 3/4 ton Multimachine, compared to thousands for similar commercial mill-drill-lathe capacity.). The Multimachine is an open source project. You can find out more about uses and construction in the [http://opensourcemachine.org/node/2 downloadable manual], and our webpage has just a few more [~~http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=~~Multimachine_%26_Flex_Fab notes] about it.		The first icon is the CNC Multimachine. ([http://www.opensourcemachine.org Multimachine] , with CNC capacity added to it.) It is a high precision mill-drill-lathe, with other possible functions, where the precision is obtained by virtue of building the machine with discarded engine blocks. It is noteworthy that a high-quality, high precision machine may be made with discarded materials at a much reduced cost compared to the competition (Parts for a multimachine cost approximately $500 for a 3/4 ton Multimachine, compared to thousands for similar commercial mill-drill-lathe capacity.). The Multimachine is an open source project. You can find out more about uses and construction in the [http://opensourcemachine.org/node/2 downloadable manual], and our webpage has just a few more [[Multimachine_%26_Flex_Fab\|notes]] about it.

	The central feature of the Multimachine is the concept that either the tool or the workpiece rotates when any machining operation is performed. As such, a heavy-duty, precision spindle (rotor) is the heart of the Multimachine – for milling, drilling and lathing applications. The precision arises from the fact that the spindle is secured within the absolutely precise bore holes of an engine block, so precision is guaranteed simply by beginning with an engine block.		The central feature of the Multimachine is the concept that either the tool or the workpiece rotates when any machining operation is performed. As such, a heavy-duty, precision spindle (rotor) is the heart of the Multimachine – for milling, drilling and lathing applications. The precision arises from the fact that the spindle is secured within the absolutely precise bore holes of an engine block, so precision is guaranteed simply by beginning with an engine block.
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	===XYZ Table===		===XYZ Table===

	[~~http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=~~Torch_Table The XYZ table] is a computer numerically controlled (CNC) platform for holding tools or workpieces, and for moving them in the X, Y, and Z directions. When we are discussing the XYZ table, we are interested in two types of applications. One is a large-scale surface, such as 4 by 8 feet, where the XYZ platform moves a tool, such as an acetylene torch for cutting metal or a router for doing cutouts in other materials. The second one is a small platform used in holding the workpiece, such as a piece of metal in a milling operation.		[[Torch_Table\|The XYZ table]] is a computer numerically controlled (CNC) platform for holding tools or workpieces, and for moving them in the X, Y, and Z directions. When we are discussing the XYZ table, we are interested in two types of applications. One is a large-scale surface, such as 4 by 8 feet, where the XYZ platform moves a tool, such as an acetylene torch for cutting metal or a router for doing cutouts in other materials. The second one is a small platform used in holding the workpiece, such as a piece of metal in a milling operation.

	The notable feature of the CNC XYZ table is that a number of groups worldwide is developing an open source implementation of the XYZ table hardware, controlling software, and [http://cba.mit.edu/events/07.08.fab/McCarthy.odp toolpath generation]. This implies that drastic cost reduction is forthcoming in the area of XYZ table equipment.		The notable feature of the CNC XYZ table is that a number of groups worldwide is developing an open source implementation of the XYZ table hardware, controlling software, and [http://cba.mit.edu/events/07.08.fab/McCarthy.odp toolpath generation]. This implies that drastic cost reduction is forthcoming in the area of XYZ table equipment.
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	==Further Reading==		==Further Reading==
	[~~http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=~~Image:Stone_Wood_Development_of_a_Functional_Basis_for_Design.pdf Development of a Functional Basis for Design]: Wood & Stone		[[Image:Stone_Wood_Development_of_a_Functional_Basis_for_Design.pdf\|Development of a Functional Basis for Design]]: Wood & Stone

	=Links=		=Links=

Pattern Language - Revision history

Marcin: /* Links */

Marcin at 01:08, 8 May 2021

Marcin: /* Sample Product Ecology 1: Energy – Solar Turbine Combined Heat and Power (CHP) System */

Marcin: /* Sample Product Ecology 1: Energy – Solar Turbine Combined Heat and Power (CHP) System */

Marcin: /* Introduction */

Marcin: /* Links */

Marcin at 23:31, 9 April 2015

Marcin at 23:30, 9 April 2015

Marcin: /* Links */

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