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**A part can consist of other parts | **A part can consist of other parts | ||
**A part can have Assembly instructions. | **A part can have Assembly instructions. | ||
***Assembly instructions define how parts combine to make other parts or products, and what type of assembler will act on the inputted parts. | |||
****Assembly instructions can have several formats - Gcode for machines and also maybe a PDF for a person to follow. | |||
****Assembly instructions can be batch or continuous, which is more applicable to chemical products. | |||
**A part has characteristics | **A part has characteristics | ||
***A characteristic of a part is a picture depicting it in every relevant view. | ***A characteristic of a part is a picture depicting it in every relevant view. | ||
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*****Inspection instructions list what machine does the inspection, and how to do it. maybe those instructions are both digital and human readable. | *****Inspection instructions list what machine does the inspection, and how to do it. maybe those instructions are both digital and human readable. | ||
*****Inspection instructions output Metrology information that is consumed by the MES. Pass or fail decisions can be made on a part based on this. | *****Inspection instructions output Metrology information that is consumed by the MES. Pass or fail decisions can be made on a part based on this. | ||
Revision as of 16:52, 13 March 2019
MES SDS
Features and scope
proposed software modules to realize scope
Products, Parts and Assembly instructions
- A product consists of parts and is realized though assembly instructions.
- A product is a part
- A part can consist of other parts
- A part can have Assembly instructions.
- Assembly instructions define how parts combine to make other parts or products, and what type of assembler will act on the inputted parts.
- Assembly instructions can have several formats - Gcode for machines and also maybe a PDF for a person to follow.
- Assembly instructions can be batch or continuous, which is more applicable to chemical products.
- Assembly instructions define how parts combine to make other parts or products, and what type of assembler will act on the inputted parts.
- A part has characteristics
- A characteristic of a part is a picture depicting it in every relevant view.
- A characteristic of a part part is physical features.
- Physical features have tolerances
- Physical features can have inspection instructions
- Inspection instructions list what machine does the inspection, and how to do it. maybe those instructions are both digital and human readable.
- Inspection instructions output Metrology information that is consumed by the MES. Pass or fail decisions can be made on a part based on this.