An theory for demonstrating how to specify a design task. It uses the VT-domain domain theory.
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Example-Elevator-To-Design
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A class of elevators satisfying the given requirements, which are stated as a constraint that assigns values to some attributes.
(<=> (Example-Elevator-To-Design ?E)
(And (Elevator ?E)
(Valid-Component ?E)
(Has-Constraint
?E
(The-Constraint '(And (= (Cabheight ?E) 96)
(= (Maxcarcapacity ?E) 3000)
(= (Cabintercomspec ?E) No)
(= (Cablanternspec ?E) No)
(= (Carphonespec ?E) Yes)
(= (Carpositionindicatorspec ?E)
Yes )
(= (Dooropeningtype ?E) Side)
(= (Doorspeedspec ?E) Double)
(= (Floorheightspec ?E) 165)
(= (Hoistwaydepth ?E) 110)
(= (Hoistwaytofrontmbeam ?E) 3)
(= (Hoistwaywidth ?E) 90)
(= (Mbeamsupportdistspec ?E) 118)
(= (Mbeamsupporttypespec ?E)
Pocket )
(= (Machineroommbeamspec ?E) 16)
(= (Openingheight ?E) 84)
(= (Openingstrikesidespec ?E)
Right )
(= (Openinghoistwayleftspec ?E)
32 )
(= (Dooropenwidth ?E) 42)
(= (Noofopenings ?E) 6)
(= (Overheadspec ?E) 192)
(= (Pitdepth ?E) 72)
(= (Platformheightspec ?E) 84)
(= (Platformwidthspec ?E) 70)
(= (Elevatorspeed ?E) 250)
(= (Travelspec ?E) 729) )))))