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Text: Design and development of phase change material Refrigerator Compartment for Household Applications. 1. Introduction and literature review 2. Design specifications 3. Design criteria 4. Design concepts (detailed description and functionality of each alternative solution to the problem) a. Concept evaluation (evaluate your concept in a decision matrix) 5. Selected design concept (discuss the selected concept) 6. Design impact and outcomes a. Design impact b. Design outcomes 7. Project budget (estimate budget for main general items and justify your cost estimates)

          Text: Design and development of phase change material Refrigerator Compartment for Household Applications. 
    1. Introduction and literature review 
    2. Design specifications 
    3. Design criteria 
    4. Design concepts (detailed description and functionality of each alternative solution to the problem) 
        a. Concept evaluation (evaluate your concept in a decision matrix) 
    5. Selected design concept (discuss the selected concept) 
    6. Design impact and outcomes 
        a. Design impact 
        b. Design outcomes 
    7. Project budget (estimate budget for main general items and justify your cost estimates)
        
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