A process-oriented approach to modeling the conceptual design of aircraft assembly lines

Mas, Fernando; Ríos, José; Menéndez, José Luis; Gómez, A.

doi:10.1007/s00170-012-4521-5

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“…This is the view as defined by Brière-Côté and al. (2010), Dolezal (2008), Garbade and Dolezal (2007), Mas and al. (2013a), Maurino (1994), Svensson and Malmqvist (2002), Toche and al.…”

Section: Product Structurementioning

confidence: 98%

“…As-X terms such as As-Required, As-Proposed, As-Specified, As-Contracted, AsDefined, As-Designed, As-Planned, As-Built, As-Qualified, As-Delivered, As-Operated, As-Maintained, As-Disposed, etc. are commonly used to refer to these checkpoints (Mas and al., 2013a).…”

Section: Product Lifecycle and Milestonesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Most references discern two recurrent logical breakdown approaches: functional (Dolezal, 2008;Garbade and Dolezal, 2007;Mas and al., 2013a;Toche and al., 2010) and manufactured (or assembled, physical, industrial) (Dolezal, 2008;Garbade and Dolezal, 2007;Mas and al., 2013a;Toche and al., 2010), which are used during the engineering and the manufacturing phases, respectively. These structures are sometimes qualified as as-designed and as-planned (Dolezal, 2008;Garbade and Dolezal, 2007;Mas and al., 2013a;al., 2010, 2011). …”

Section: Product Structurementioning

confidence: 99%

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Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) is a strategic product-centric, lifecycle-oriented and information-driven business approach that strives to integrate people and their inherent practices, processes, and technologies, both within and across functional areas of the extended enterprise from inception to disposal. The integration of people relies on the harmonisation of domain-specific glossaries by standardising a universal PLM vocabulary. So far, unfortunately, there is no PLM standard vocabulary. Therefore, the tremendous amount of knowledge that is continually brought forward by academic research studies, industrial practices and computer-aided applications causes semantic ambiguities. This paper consists of an illustrated glossary and a conceptual map. The glossary identifies, discusses, clarifies and illustrates ambiguous terms used in discrete

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“…This is the view as defined by Brière-Côté and al. (2010), Dolezal (2008), Garbade and Dolezal (2007), Mas and al. (2013a), Maurino (1994), Svensson and Malmqvist (2002), Toche and al.…”

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“…The definition of the assembly process can be structured into three main top-level tasks: create conceptual assembly process, define assembly process and develop detailed assembly process [4]. The latter task deals with the definition of the basic assembly tasks, the documentation to be used by the assembly personnel and the programs to be used in the automatic machines.…”

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“…In aircraft manufacturing projects, the assembly has a big impact on the production volume and cost, where the latter is estimated as nearly as the 30% of the total cost [1][2][3][4]. Ultimately, the execution of assembly processes, manually or automatically, requires work instructions and/or robot programs.…”

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Method and software application to assist in the conceptual design of aircraft final assembly lines

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A Preliminary Methodological Approach to Models for Manufacturing (MfM)

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To enhance multidisciplinary design and simulation of complex systems, MBSE (Model Based Systems Engineering) is a methodology where computer aided graphical modeling authoring tools are used to specify functions and behaviors of the systems. Simulation tools bring about a system behavioral abstraction required for the design of complex products. MBSE enables more robust systems engineering, because it results in models and their associated behavioral abstraction. [1].A research approach for modelling manufacturing systems in the aerospace industry, and in particular for FAL (Final Assembly Line), has been proposed by the authors in several research papers during the last years [2], [3]. Functional and data models have been published and deployed using data structures available from commercial PLM systems [4].Recently a new approach for modelling manufacturing systems has been coined as an extension of the previous research to introduce MBSE in manufacturing. A new architecture based on 3-Layers Model (3LM) has been defined: a Data layer, an Ontology layer and a Service layer. Ontology layer is the core of the 3LM. The Ontology layer defines: Scope model, Data model, Behavior model and Semantic model, to further instance information from databases. Scope model is mandatory because manufacturing is a large and wide part of the artifact lifecycle and Data model can cover different several uses across it. This paper presents a preliminary methodology for Models for Manufacturing (MfM) trends and issues that can be addressed in order to support the generation and management of manufacturing ontologies.

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A process-oriented approach to modeling the conceptual design of aircraft assembly lines

Cited by 59 publications

References 23 publications

An illustrated glossary of ambiguous PLM terms used in discrete manufacturing

An illustrated glossary of ambiguous PLM terms used in discrete manufacturing

Method and software application to assist in the conceptual design of aircraft final assembly lines

A Preliminary Methodological Approach to Models for Manufacturing (MfM)

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