ISO/TS 10303-1112 specifies the application module for Specification control.
The following are within the scope of ISO/TS 10303-1112:
product classes used to identify sets of similar products to be offered to the market;
specifications used to describe characteristics of the products;
specification categories used to group similar characteristics of the products;
specification expressions used to control the usage of a part within a product and to represent conditions for product classes;
product functions used to describe the functional requirements for products and components of products;
product components used to describe the common decomposition structure of all products of a product class or of various alternative solutions;
alternative solutions used to describe the variants for a product component or for a product function;
item instances used to identify an occurrence of a component in an assembly structure;
EXAMPLE 1 An item instance could identify the elements of an alternative solution.
configurations used to link the parts (item instances), alternative solutions, product components, or product functions with their usage cases;
EXAMPLE 2 An usage case is the the conditions under which configurations are used.
product specifications are used to identify a manufacturable product out of a product class by its specific characteristics (specifications);
EXAMPLE 3 A customer order for a piece of furniture is a product identification.
items within the scope of application module Alternative solution, ISO/TS 10303-1109;
items within the scope of application module Part collection, ISO/TS 10303-1115;
items within the scope of application module Product placement, ISO/TS 10303-1343;
items within the scope of application module Requirement view definition, ISO/TS 10303-1141;
items within the scope of application module Specification based configuration, ISO/TS 10303-1108.
Revises
ISO/TS 10303-1112:2019
IN_DEVELOPMENT
ISO/CD TS 10303-1112
30.99
CD approved for registration as DIS
May 23, 2024
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