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Fig 1.

Mapping relation of F, P, and S.

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Fig 2.

Design objects with requirements classification.

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Fig 3.

Correlation network.

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Fig 4.

Implicative analysis diagram (a) AND implication (b) OR implication.

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Table 1.

Mapping objects and available methods.

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Fig 5.

RFPS workflow.

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Table 2.

RFPS Process of innovative design.

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Fig 6.

Function innovation process.

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Fig 7.

Principle innovation process.

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Fig 8.

Structure innovation process.

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Fig 9.

Operation schematic diagram of cutting table.

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Table 3.

Working steps of CNC cutting table.

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Fig 10.

Cutting table and its structure decomposition.

S1-Chain components; S11-Chain; S12-Sprocket; S13-Connecting rod; S2-Mane holder; S21-Rail; S22- Rail support; S3-Mane brick components; S31-Mane brick; S32-Brick Plate; S4-Chamber; S41-Chamber floor; S411-Waste box; S42-Inlet and outlet; S43-Chamber frame; S5-Pump components; S51-Pipeline; S52-Air pump; S61-Safty barriers; S62-Shell.

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Table 4.

Contradiction matrix.

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Fig 11.

Scheme of drive chain.

(a) before improvement; (b) after improvement.

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Fig 12.

Two main friction of the cutting table during transportation.

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Fig 13.

Simulation analysis of the chamber floor.

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