Glossary and Abbreviations
Business Intelligence
BI
Buttock Line
BL
Bill of Material
BoM
Center of Gravity
CoG
Comma Separated Values
CSV
Engineering Bill of Materials
EBoM
Chart Views
Front | In this chart on the abscissa axis are placed the values of Y (BL) while along the ordinate values are entered the Z values (WL). In this view, the product appears as viewed from the front. |
Top | In this chart on the abscissa axis are placed the values of X (Sta) while along the ordinate values are entered the Y values (BL). In this view, the product appears as viewed from the top. |
Lateral | In this chart on the abscissa axis are placed the values of X (Sta) while along the ordinate values are entered the Z values (WL). In this view, the product is shown as viewed from the side, with the head to the right and the tail on the left. |
Concept
Concept Snapshot
Coordinate System Convention
X-axis | The X-axis is positive pointing left and is called the Station (STA) |
Y-axis | The Y-axis is positive pointing right and is called the Buttock Line (BL) |
Z-axis | The Z-axis is positive pointing upward and is called the Water Line (WL) |
Delta Product Compare
Delta Product Compare (Status)
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No delta on this part. |
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The part has a different CoG between the snapshots. |
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The part has different weights between the snapshots. |
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The part has different costs between the snapshots. |
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The part exists only in the second snapshot of the comparison. |
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The part exists only in the first snapshot of the comparison. |
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The part has a different quantity between the Snapshots. |
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The part has a different revision between the Snapshots. |
Development
- visualize, export and manage all detailed parts contained in a specific snapshot already loaded in the Program Management section
- define and manage Changes related to a program that could impact on one or more products
Functional View
A functional view is the detailed description of a structure of product with a point of view different to the physical structure of the parts.
The Parts are grouped according with the function that play in the product and related than the relationship technological or design assembly of the component.
FV
Mass by Zone Chart
Mass Maturity Chart
Grouped | |
Detailed |
Mission
Envelope | Defined for the program, the Envelope represents the extreme limits that guarantee the functioning of the product. |
Mission Equipment | A mission Equipment defines the specific requirements of the mission in terms of equipment and product specifications. |
Fuel Law | The Fuel Law defines the position of the center of gravity of the fuel in relation to the quantity of fuel loaded. Can be defined different CoG points associated to different quantities. |
Mission Item | A mission Item is the definition of a constraint in terms of specific loads required for the missions. The mission items is the list of defined constraints. |
Simulation | The simulation of a mission is the verification of the functioning of the product in the worst case, with defined features and loads of Law Fuel and Equipments and within the constraints defined in the Envelope. |
Mission Chart View
Longitudinal | This chart show as the center of gravity moves longitudinally (along the entire product, from head to tail) in relation to the total weight. In this chart on the abscissa axis are placed the values of X (STA) while along the ordinate the total weight is represented. |
Lateral | This chart show as the center of gravity moves laterally (from right to left of the product, viewed frontally) in relation to the total weight. In this chart on the abscissa axis are placed the values of Y (BL) while along the ordinate the total weight is represented. |
Parts Catalog
Part Structure
Product Catalog
Program | |
Version | A version is an aggregation of variants with common characteristics. A version can contain many variants and is included within a single program. |
Variant | A variant is an aggregation of products with common characteristics. A variant can contain many products and is included within a single version. |
Product | The Product is the object that will be produced at the end of the design process. |
Product Concept
Program Change
Programs Management
PM
Snapshot
Snapshot Status
Approved | When the Check file is approved, the BoM passes to Approved status. After a BoM is approved or frozen, the system will automatically create a new copy of it in Work in Progress status. |
Check | When the Work in Progress file is approved, Check status is applied. |
Concept | When the user creates a concept, the status of the row will be set as Concept and cannot be changed. |
Error | When an error occurs during the processing of the BoM file, the snapshot status changes to Error. |
Loading | During the loading process, the row will display the Loading status. |
Loaded | The BoM is loaded, but yet to be processed. |
Processing | If the loaded file is being processed. |
Processed | The selected file is processed. This status will take time to get updated in the database. |
Reject | When the Check file is rejected, the processed BoM returns to Work in Progress status. |
To be Revised | Processed file passes to To be revised if everything is ok; if something is wrong in the uploaded template file, the status changes to Error. |
Work in Progress | When the To be revised file is approved, passes to Work in Progress status. This status is visible to all the authorized users. |
User Groups
User Roles
Weight Margin
Weight Maturity
Estimated | When the declared weight is a description or similitude. |
Calculated | When a cad model is available. |
Actual | When the declared weight is a weighted one. |