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ISO/TC 213/WG 17 Facilitation of GPS implementation Convenor : E-mail: Mr. Kim Spence [email protected] Secretar y: E-mail: Mr. Brian Such [email protected] Date: 2006-01-15 N 040 rev 4 http://www.ds.dk/isotc213 E-mail: [email protected] Prepared at 8 th meeting of ISO/TC 213/WG 17 January 2006- Charlotte, USA International organization for standardization Organisation Internationale de Normalisation Internationale Normenorganisation This header slide not intended for display
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ISO/TC 213/WG 17  

Facilitation of GPS implementation

  Convenor:E-mail:

Mr. Kim Spence [email protected]

  Secretary:E-mail:

Mr. Brian Such [email protected]

Date: 2006-01-15 N 040 rev 4

http://www.ds.dk/isotc213E-mail: [email protected]

 

Prepared at

8th meeting of ISO/TC 213/WG 17January 2006-

Charlotte, USA

International organization for standardization

Organisation Internationale de Normalisation

Internationale Normenorganisation

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Technical Product SpecificationTechnical Product Specification

A real solutionA real solution

toto

real industry needs.real industry needs.

WelcomeWelcome

Presentation sponsored by:Presentation sponsored by:

ISO/TC 213 – ISO/TC 213 – Geometrical product specificationGeometrical product specification

Developed by:Developed by:

ISO/ TC 213/ WG 17 –ISO/ TC 213/ WG 17 –

Facilitation of a global TPS systemFacilitation of a global TPS system

ProgrammeProgramme

1.1. The ISO Technical Committees and their roles.The ISO Technical Committees and their roles.

2.2. The case for International StandardizationThe case for International Standardization

3.3. What is GPS and why the model standard ?What is GPS and why the model standard ?

4.4. The way forward The way forward

In 4 modulesIn 4 modules

Module 1Module 1

The ISO Technical CommitteesThe ISO Technical Committeesand their roles.and their roles.

IntroductionIntroductionThis presentation seeks to promote awarenessThis presentation seeks to promote awareness

of the second generation, GPS languageof the second generation, GPS languagecurrently being developed bycurrently being developed by

ISO/ TC 213 ISO/ TC 213 Geometric product specificationsGeometric product specifications

    

Introduction Introduction (continued)(continued)

    Coordination betweenCoordination betweenISO/TC 213 and other ISO committees working in ISO/TC 213 and other ISO committees working in

related areas, is essential.related areas, is essential. TC 1, TC 4 *TC 10, TC 10/SC 1, TC 10/SC 6 TC 69, TC 176, TC 176/SC 2, TC 176/SC 3 TC 184, TC 184/SC 4

*particular relationship with*particular relationship with ISO/TC 10 ISO/TC 10 Technical product documentationTechnical product documentation

ISO/TC 10ISO/TC 10

All aspects of technical product documentationAll aspects of technical product documentation Coordinated and mutually consistent terminologyCoordinated and mutually consistent terminology Timely standards introduction to meet the needs Timely standards introduction to meet the needs

of new systems eg 3D CAD software of new systems eg 3D CAD software developmentdevelopment

ISO/TC 213ISO/TC 213   Tool box - Coordinated system facilitating the Tool box - Coordinated system facilitating the economic management of variability in products economic management of variability in products and processes and processes – Reduce costs Reduce costs – Effective communicationEffective communication

(designer – manufacturer – inspector)(designer – manufacturer – inspector)– Improve "time to market" performanceImprove "time to market" performance– Enhance product qualityEnhance product quality– Optimum allocation of resourcesOptimum allocation of resources

The elements

of an Engineering

Drawing

Introduction Introduction (summary)(summary)

TTPPDD + + GGPPSS==

TTPPSS

SynergySynergy

Mechanical EngineeringMechanical Engineering

worldwide, needs the joint outputworldwide, needs the joint output

of these standards committeesof these standards committees

more than ever. more than ever.

Module 2Module 2

The case forThe case forInternational standardization.International standardization.

The case for International StandardizationThe case for International Standardization

World industry/ business scenario -World industry/ business scenario -increasing tendency to apply:increasing tendency to apply:

out-sourcing/sub-contractingout-sourcing/sub-contracting global manufacturing resourceglobal manufacturing resource advanced manufacturing techniquesadvanced manufacturing techniques advanced metrology techniquesadvanced metrology techniques

With what objective?With what objective?

To provide components of increasing To provide components of increasing complexity at a commercially viable cost in complexity at a commercially viable cost in

an environment that demands ever improved an environment that demands ever improved “time to market”.“time to market”.

Internal technical needsInternal technical needs

1.1. universal languageuniversal language

2.2. precise specificationprecise specification

Provided in a manner that improves access Provided in a manner that improves access and applicationand application

Give us the tools...Give us the tools...

Technical ExpertsTechnical Expertsin relevant ISO Standards Committeesin relevant ISO Standards Committees

have been busy providing the toolshave been busy providing the tools

... and we’ll finish the job!... and we’ll finish the job!

ISO/TC 213/WG 17 experts have also been ISO/TC 213/WG 17 experts have also been developing a tool-box (model standard) to developing a tool-box (model standard) to

facilitate take-up of the standards, simplify facilitate take-up of the standards, simplify identification of the appropriate toolidentification of the appropriate tool

Application levelsApplication levels

Recent enquiry has shown that,Recent enquiry has shown that,worldwide, the level of application isworldwide, the level of application isonly a fraction of what it should beonly a fraction of what it should be

DriversDrivers

»Increasing use of outsourcingIncreasing use of outsourcing»Increasing use of automated productionIncreasing use of automated production»Growing reliance on analysis of the virtual Growing reliance on analysis of the virtual

product product »Ongoing need for manufacturing cost reductionOngoing need for manufacturing cost reduction»Increasing expectation of shorter time to Increasing expectation of shorter time to

marketmarket»Modern metrology makes targeted specification Modern metrology makes targeted specification

possible possible

Major market playersMajor market players

((e.g. National Defence Authoritiese.g. National Defence Authorities))

in many parts of the worldin many parts of the world

are seekingare seeking

to enhance specification effectiveness to enhance specification effectiveness

Drivers!Drivers!

Application requires investment and Application requires investment and planningplanning

For training and retrainingFor training and retrainingFor implementationFor implementationFor system changeFor system change

To varying degrees dependent upon starting level

The financial caseThe financial case

But why make such an investment?But why make such an investment?

The argumentsThe arguments

Potential to reduce scrap and rework costsPotential to reduce scrap and rework costs Potential to reduce time delays - caused by Potential to reduce time delays - caused by

poor communication poor communication Potential to reduce quality incidentsPotential to reduce quality incidents

– risk of disputes with and to lose customersrisk of disputes with and to lose customers– reduce liability costsreduce liability costs

Huge application potentialHuge application potential

Global expenditureGlobal expenditure

on mechanical engineering activityon mechanical engineering activity

2003 survey result:2003 survey result:

$14 trillion*$14 trillion*( including $25 billion( including $25 billion

devoted to measurement activities )devoted to measurement activities )

Investment opportunityInvestment opportunity

Global manufacturing Global manufacturing sector expected to be stable sector expected to be stable

for at least the next ten yearsfor at least the next ten years

Global problem Global problem

Specification inadequacy is the Achilles heel for Specification inadequacy is the Achilles heel for many of today’s technologically advanced many of today’s technologically advanced

companies.companies.

Tighter tolerances can often prove Tighter tolerances can often prove phenomenally expensive to applyphenomenally expensive to apply

Newly developed functional tolerancing (GPS), Newly developed functional tolerancing (GPS), hhas the potential to reduce tooling, set-up and as the potential to reduce tooling, set-up and

manufacturing costs significantly and will manufacturing costs significantly and will deliver improved “time to market” through deliver improved “time to market” through appropriate application of a comprehensive appropriate application of a comprehensive

technical product specification systemtechnical product specification system

Global solutionGlobal solution

Module 3Module 3

What is GPSWhat is GPSand why the Model Standard?and why the Model Standard?

An integrated system for product An integrated system for product specification founded on the principles specification founded on the principles

and practices of dimensioning and and practices of dimensioning and tolerancing on a geometrical basis.tolerancing on a geometrical basis.

A real solutionA real solutiontoto

real industry needsreal industry needs

and Geometrical Product Specification?and Geometrical Product Specification?

Born out of the need to improve Born out of the need to improve communication between:communication between:

» designersdesigners» manufacturersmanufacturers» metrologistsmetrologists

– by means of a common language with by means of a common language with common understanding common understanding

Developed through participation by a significant number of the worlds industrial nations, under the headline of

ISO/TC 213

Function Design brief

Basic (GPS) Framework

Specification(drawing)

Designer

Manufacturing

ProductionEngineer

Real workpiece

Inspection

Metrologist

Inspectionoutput

Permits targeted applicationPermits targeted application

Addresses everything from basic drawing rules and Addresses everything from basic drawing rules and formats to improved surface definition techniquesformats to improved surface definition techniques

Use of any particular cross referenced standard, Use of any particular cross referenced standard, applicable where relevant to the content of the TPSapplicable where relevant to the content of the TPS

So how can the implementation ofSo how can the implementation ofthe model standard (toolbox)the model standard (toolbox)

assist in improving the situation?assist in improving the situation?

The objective for the Model The objective for the Model Standard for TPS (toolbox)Standard for TPS (toolbox)

To encourage and facilitate theTo encourage and facilitate the– implementation of the entire suite of TPS implementation of the entire suite of TPS

standards by National Standards Bodies.standards by National Standards Bodies.

– integration of the TPS standards into industry.integration of the TPS standards into industry.

The model standardThe model standard

Provides a Comprehensive catalogue and route map to Provides a Comprehensive catalogue and route map to ISO standards in TPS field.ISO standards in TPS field.

–Reflects the relevant aspects of the design definition Reflects the relevant aspects of the design definition processprocess

–Links the related standards to process stagesLinks the related standards to process stages–IdentifiesIdentifies

»Normative elementsNormative elements» Informative elementsInformative elements

Provides:Provides: cross reference to 100 ISO standardscross reference to 100 ISO standards traceability between relevant ISO standards from traceability between relevant ISO standards from

main text and/or standard numbermain text and/or standard number a unified system requiring complete application a unified system requiring complete application

across industryacross industry a format that facilitates electronic presentation by a format that facilitates electronic presentation by

National Standards Bodies either in CD ROM or National Standards Bodies either in CD ROM or On-Line (with relevant standards hyperlinked from On-Line (with relevant standards hyperlinked from main text)main text)

The model standard The model standard (continued)(continued)

Provides comprehensive, dynamic coverageProvides comprehensive, dynamic coverage

applicable to all presentation formatsapplicable to all presentation formats

e.g. 2D and 3D e.g. 2D and 3D

focus on application of dimensioning and focus on application of dimensioning and tolerancing of Size, Geometry and Surface Texturetolerancing of Size, Geometry and Surface Texture

also includes suggestion for document security and also includes suggestion for document security and electronic document managementelectronic document management

Clarifies the GPS principles Clarifies the GPS principles

The model standard The model standard (continued)(continued)

The Fundamental PrinciplesThe Fundamental Principles

Underpinning Underpinning

TPSTPS

ISO 17450ISO 17450

The fundamental principlesThe fundamental principles

The operator principleThe operator principle An operator defines a characteristic based upon An operator defines a characteristic based upon

operations.operations.

– Specification operators are formulated as virtual Specification operators are formulated as virtual measuring procedures.measuring procedures.

– Verification operators define the sequence of Verification operators define the sequence of operations used during the measuring process.operations used during the measuring process.

The fundamental principles The fundamental principles (continued)(continued)

OPERATION

−Partition−Extraction−Filtration−Association−Collection−Construction

OPERATION

−Physical partition−Physical extraction−Filtration−Association−Collection−Construction

Difference contributes

to uncertainty

SKIN MODELGeometrical representation

(infinite set of points)

REAL SURFACESet of feature which

physically exists

MEASURED VALUECharacteristics

evaluation

MEASURANDCharacteristics

specification

Comparison for conformance

SPECIFICATIONOPERATOR

VERIFICATIONOPERATOR

The duality principleThe duality principle

The default principleThe default principle A complete specification operator can be indicated A complete specification operator can be indicated

by the most concise indication for the relevant by the most concise indication for the relevant geometrical characteristicgeometrical characteristic. This basic geometrical . This basic geometrical specification constitutes the default definition of the specification constitutes the default definition of the specification operator which may not be visible in specification operator which may not be visible in the TPD (see TS 17450 - 2).the TPD (see TS 17450 - 2).

The fundamental principles The fundamental principles (continued)(continued)

The reference condition principleThe reference condition principle If not otherwise indicated in the TPD, the reference If not otherwise indicated in the TPD, the reference

temperature for the characteristics given in that TPD temperature for the characteristics given in that TPD is 20is 20o o C (see ISO 1).C (see ISO 1).

The fundamental principles The fundamental principles (continued)(continued)

The uncertainty principleThe uncertainty principle Within this TPS system, three prime categories of Within this TPS system, three prime categories of

uncertainty are defined (TS 17450-2)uncertainty are defined (TS 17450-2)– Correlation uncertaintyCorrelation uncertainty

(attributed to the designer)(attributed to the designer)– Specification uncertaintySpecification uncertainty

(attributed to the designer)(attributed to the designer)– Measurement uncertaintyMeasurement uncertainty

(attributed to the metrologist)(attributed to the metrologist)

The fundamental principles The fundamental principles (continued)(continued)

Where no prior agreement as to the application of Where no prior agreement as to the application of uncertainty exists, between two (or more) parties uncertainty exists, between two (or more) parties

where conformance with a specification is to be proven, where conformance with a specification is to be proven, measurement uncertainty (U) reduces the specification to the measurement uncertainty (U) reduces the specification to the conformance zone at bothconformance zone at both tolerance limits and shall always tolerance limits and shall always be applied in the interest of the customer purchasing the be applied in the interest of the customer purchasing the part.part.

where non-conformance with a specification is to be proven, where non-conformance with a specification is to be proven, measurement uncertainty (U) expands the tolerance at both measurement uncertainty (U) expands the tolerance at both tolerance limits. Uncertainty of measurement shall always tolerance limits. Uncertainty of measurement shall always be applied in the interest of manufacturer/ seller of the part.be applied in the interest of manufacturer/ seller of the part.

The fundamental principles The fundamental principles (continued)(continued)

If you want the benefitsIf you want the benefitsmake the investmentmake the investment

Purchase the standardPurchase the standard Invest in the trainingInvest in the training

Apply the systemApply the system

Reap the rewards

Module 4Module 4

The way forwardThe way forward

To get the most out of the implemented model To get the most out of the implemented model standard, it is necessary that it be applied. To do standard, it is necessary that it be applied. To do this companies will need:this companies will need:

A corporate training programme to assist A corporate training programme to assist practical applicationpractical application

Personal training focussed on company products Personal training focussed on company products and existing specification problems and existing specification problems

Some form of mentoring to ensure application Some form of mentoring to ensure application remains to the requirements of the standardremains to the requirements of the standard

It is obvious that possession of the It is obvious that possession of the standards is not enoughstandards is not enough

Investigate national/company needs in this area, in Investigate national/company needs in this area, in the light of the points made in this presentation.the light of the points made in this presentation.

Encourage NSB and industry representative Encourage NSB and industry representative groups to adopt GPS/TPD concepts through the groups to adopt GPS/TPD concepts through the development of a National Standard based on ISO development of a National Standard based on ISO TRXXXX.TRXXXX.

Implement programme of national/company Implement programme of national/company adoption.adoption.

Promote and encourage national participation in Promote and encourage national participation in the ongoing programmes of work in ISO/TC 10 the ongoing programmes of work in ISO/TC 10 and TC 213.and TC 213.

How could this be achieved?How could this be achieved?

Stimulate National DiscussionStimulate National Discussion

EstablishEstablish The current level of awareness of the Technical The current level of awareness of the Technical

Specification problems actually being experienced Specification problems actually being experienced in industry, at the present time.in industry, at the present time.

Level of industry recognition of the benefits that Level of industry recognition of the benefits that could accrue from the development / implementation could accrue from the development / implementation of a national applications standard, embodying the of a national applications standard, embodying the 100 ISO standards.100 ISO standards.

Understanding of the advantages that could result Understanding of the advantages that could result from (virtually) simultaneous implementation by the from (virtually) simultaneous implementation by the widest possible cross-section of standards bodies widest possible cross-section of standards bodies around the world.around the world.

Review education / training requirements :Review education / training requirements :

Adequate training resource not readily available – Adequate training resource not readily available – need to plan and sourceneed to plan and source

Consider the risk of doing nothingConsider the risk of doing nothing Recognise that this will not be a quick-fixRecognise that this will not be a quick-fix Necessary to work towards the medium termNecessary to work towards the medium term

therefore therefore Essential to start an introduction process Essential to start an introduction process

immediately immediately

There is reason to believe that Industry/ business is There is reason to believe that Industry/ business is becoming aware that it has a problem in this area, becoming aware that it has a problem in this area, even if it doesn’t fully recognise the nature of the even if it doesn’t fully recognise the nature of the problemproblem

There is an increase in the number of companies There is an increase in the number of companies seeking training , especially in the TPS areaseeking training , especially in the TPS area

Where such schemes have been introduced, there Where such schemes have been introduced, there is evidence of rapid growth in participationis evidence of rapid growth in participation

Will industry support an implementation Will industry support an implementation scheme?scheme?

Many companies claim to work to standards, but are rarely challenged to substantiate the claim.Many companies claim to work to standards, but are rarely challenged to substantiate the claim.

The concept of an accreditation / certification programme could be appropriate in the long term.The concept of an accreditation / certification programme could be appropriate in the long term.

Beyond training: Beyond training: recognition of TPS competencerecognition of TPS competence

Closing PointClosing Point

Standards adoptionStandards adoption

Implementing of the model standard as National Implementing of the model standard as National Standards by National Standards Bodies and their Standards by National Standards Bodies and their full adoption by industry world wide will facilitate full adoption by industry world wide will facilitate

the sharing of a uniform understanding of the the sharing of a uniform understanding of the design intent of products, between specifiers and design intent of products, between specifiers and verifiers (component suppliers, sub-contractors verifiers (component suppliers, sub-contractors

and customers) around the world.and customers) around the world.

Thank you for your attentionThank you for your attention

Note:

Not intended as part of the presentation.

It is recommended that for audiences constituted primarily of technically oriented individuals (practising designers, engineers, metrologists), additional modules presenting information about the detailed technical aspects of the current TPS

standardization programme, should be added.

Information providing example of appropriate content for such modules can be obtained on request to ISO/TC 213.


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