Through-life integration using PLM
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2009-03-31
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Cranfield University
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Gomez, M., Baxter, D., Roy, R. and Kalta, M. 2009. Through-life integration using PLM. In Roy, R. and Shehab, E. Competitive design: proceedings of the 19th CIRP design conference, 30-31st March 2009, Cranfield, UK, pages 155-162. Cranfield University: Cranfield.
Abstract
It is widely agreed that organisations would benefit from a PLM implementation founded on a standard structure that integrates through-life information and knowledge. Thus, this paper describes a PLM data structure that provides a standard repository of data through all the stages of the lifecycle: conception, manufacture, and operation. This structure classifies the data into project, product, process and resource, and has been implemented into the PDM system Teamcenter Engineering as part of a case study with a vacuum pump manufacturer. A methodology to implement a knowledge structure from an ontology editor into PDM system is also presented.
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Organised by: Cranfield University
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Product Lifecycle Management, PLM, data structure, design, manufacturing, service, knowledge
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Copyright: Cranfield University 2009
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Mori Seiki – The Machine Tool Company