ISO/TS 10303-1156:2005

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Industrial automation systems and integration - Product data representation and exchange - Part 1156: Application module: Product structure and classification

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Industrial automation systems and integration - Product data representation and exchange - Part 1156: Application module: Product structure and classification

ISO/TS 10303-1156:2005 specifies the application module for Product structure and classification.

The following are within the scope of ISO/TS 10303-1156:2005:

  • the existence of an individual product;
  • a whole-part relationship between two individual products;
  • a connection relationship between two individual products;
  • a containment relationship between two individual products;
  • an involvement of a individual product in a connection between individual products;
  • the existence of a class of product;
  • a mapping between one class of product and another that indicates the nature of a whole-part relationship between two individual products;
  • a mapping between one class of product and another that indicates the nature of a connection relationship between two individual products;
  • a mapping between one class of product and another that indicates the nature of a containment relationship between two individual products;
  • a mapping between a class of product and a class of connection of product that indicates the nature of an involvement of an individual product in a connection;
  • set theory relationships, such as subset, union and intersection, between classes of product and between mappings;
  • the classification of an individual product as a member of a class of product;
  • the classification of a relationship between individual products as a member of a mapping;
  • the specification of the complete membership of a class of product or of a mapping between classes of product;
  • reference to an externally defined class of product or product relationship.
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