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Another engineering area highly dependent upon a well-defined Technical Data Package (TDP) is the creation of in-process inspection plans and manufacturing process plans. DISCUS Desktop enables you to take a TDP and quickly create a consolidated master list of requirements (i.e., the Bill of Characteristics) for the finished part. The DISCUS Planner add-on module adds rich functionality to enable you to assign characteristics to operations, create in-process characteristics for operations, and develop operation-specific process illustrations. DISCUS Planner operates as follows: You start using DISCUS in the same fashion as used for ballooning of the final part drawing – that is, opening the drawing, dropping balloons, snapping rectangles, etc. DISCUS Planner adds user interface elements to manage characteristics for each operation in the routing. For example, DISCUS Planner adds a panel for the part routing, operation details, work instructions, etc. You then assign characteristics to specific operations, even changing the characteristic requirements at a specific operation. As needed, you may create in-process characteristics for an operation that don’t appear on the final drawing. You can create operation-specific illustrations of the ballooned part. When you're done ballooning, you can export ballooned drawings and inspection characteristics specific to each operation. In addition, if you’re using DISCUS Planner for process planning, you can export the entire package – work instructions, process illustrations, and inspection characteristics – to a richly formatted process plan. The primary output from DISCUS Planner is a structured and fully completed set of manufacturing planning documentation. This includes a summary routing – and for each operation – the work instructions, inspection sheets, and process illustrations. In addition to these primary features, DISCUS Planner automatically generates an operations analysis for the user to indicate characteristics where-used and “delta” values by operation. This helps to reduce errors by ensuring that all characteristics are addressed during the specific manufacturing steps. The use of DISCUS Planner has reduced the time involved in creating manufacturing planning documentation by upwards of 50%.

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March 11, 2006

© 2014 DISCUS Software Company

DISCUS for

In-Process Inspection Planning

DISCUS for

In-Process Inspection Planning

January 2014

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Emerging Industry Demands

Renewed emphasis on affordability with Model Based Enterprise

Need to associate each part characteristics with specific operation on job routing

Provide operation-specific work instructions that include illustrations and 3D views

Leverage the Bill of Characteristics for both First Article Inspection as well as In-process Inspection

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Purchase Order

Part Model or Drawing

Supplemental Requirements

Material Specifications

Process Specifications

The TDP Defines the Part’s Requirements

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The Technical Data Package (TDP) defines the requirements for a specific part

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Making the TDP Useful for Inspection Planning

Docs/SpecsDrawing/Model

Characteristicrequirements

Characteristicrequirements

1 No Minor Profile of a Surface: <= 0.01 in2 No Minor Note: .112-40-UNC-2B4 PLACES3 Key Minor Note: 3.750-16-UN-2A4 No Minor Surface Roughness: <= 32 uin5 Key Minor True Position: <= 0.001 in6 No Minor Weld IAW Spec PS12807 No Major Parallelism: <= 0.0005 in

Bill of Characteristics (BoC)

Bringing all of the TDP components together to better define common expectations for a part

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TDP and the Associated Business Processes

ProducibilityDesign for Manufacturing

CMMCoordinate Measuring Machines

FAIFirst Article Inspection

CAPPComputer-Aided Process Planning

Many manufacturing and quality-related business processes are dependent upon the TDP

Tech Data Package(TDP)

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DISCUS for FAI

BalloonedDrawing

Bill of Characteristics

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Identify all characteristics onfinal part for 100% characteristicAccountability… support FAI

The most common use of DISCUS is to dramatically reduce the cost of first article inspection

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DISCUS Planner for In-Process Inspection

BalloonedDrawing

Bill of Characteristics

BalloonedDrawing

Bill of Characteristics

BalloonedDrawing

Bill of Characteristics

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Op Seq 10 Op Seq 20 Op Seq Final

WorkInstructions

WorkInstructions

WorkInstructions

Assign Characteristics to Operations and create process planning

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Drawing Panel

Instructions Panel

Routing Panel

Op Detail Panel

BoC Panel

DISCUS Planner - Screen Layout

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The Operation selected here establishes

context for other panels

DISCUS Planner - Screen Layout

Process Illustration for Op Seq 100

Inspection Characteristics for Op Seq 100

Work Instructions for Op Seq 100

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DISCUS Planner Input-Output

Process Illustrations(Ballooned Drawings)

SummaryRouting

WorkInstructions

Mfg/QAEngineer

SelectMfg Operations

Identify & AssociateCharacteristics

PDFDrawing

Operations Analysis

In-ProcessDrawing

Final Part Drawing

Input Data Output Information

Inspection Sheets (Bill of

Characteristics)

RoutingOutline

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Scenarios for Input Data

Scenario Final Part Definition Process Illustrations

A Drawing None

B Model None

C Drawing Drawing

D Model Model

E Model Drawing

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Scenario A – Final Part Drawing

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Op Seq 10 Op Seq 20 Op Seq 999

Final Part Definition -

Drawing

Process Illustrations(Ballooned Drawings)

WorkInstructions

Inspection Sheets (Bill of

Characteristics)

Process Illustrations(Ballooned Drawings)

WorkInstructions

Inspection Sheets (Bill of

Characteristics)

Process Illustrations(Ballooned Drawings)

WorkInstructions

Inspection Sheets (Bill of

Characteristics)

A view of final for this op

A view of final for this op

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Scenario C – Part Drawing Process Illustrations

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Op Seq 10 Op Seq 20 Op Seq 999

Final Part Definition -

Drawing

Process Illustrations(Ballooned Drawings)

WorkInstructions

Inspection Sheets (Bill of

Characteristics)

Process Illustrations(Ballooned Drawings)

WorkInstructions

Inspection Sheets (Bill of

Characteristics)

Process Illustrations(Ballooned Drawings)

WorkInstructions

Inspection Sheets (Bill of

Characteristics)

Starting Proc Illustration for

Op Seq 10

Starting Proc Illustration for

Op Seq 20

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DISCUS Planner

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You can assign characteristics from the main drawing panel at any time with a rt click on the balloon

The available ops roll-out for selection

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DISCUS Planner

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Export Process Plan is much more granular where you can define the operations you want to export. You can define the items and format uniquely for each operation

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Benefits of DISCUS

1. Focused Tools – DISCUS was specifically created for the Manufacturing Engineers and Quality Engineers and the tasks that they must address. It focuses on the labor-intensive and error-prone work involved in using a TDP.

2. Cost Effective – DISCUS doesn’t require the cost or complexity of learning a CAD tool or consuming a CAD license for ballooning and characteristic identification.

3. Modular Licensing – DISCUS is based on an architecture that enables a company to get only what is needed, and then add functionality later when ready.

4. Market Leader – DISCUS is the most used tool for characteristic identification in the aerospace industry, where companies have actually acquired the suite of tools for their own use and experienced tangible business benefits.

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Benefits of DISCUS

5. Comprehensive Requirements – DISCUS addresses and consolidates the requirements of the entire TDP, including material and process specifications.

6. Consistent Operation – DISCUS provides a common user interface and operation for both 2D and 3D, and it works with many different 3D CAD formats, allowing support of multiple customers with one tool.

7. Complete Solution – DISCUS provides a software suite with a shared database, from ballooning and illustrations to reporting and dashboards. DISCUS provides a single source of the truth.

8. Integration Capability – DISCUS enables integration of the characteristic management system with other internal computer systems such as ERP and PDM.

9. Flexible Deployment – DISCUS is based on an technology infrastructure that allows the solution to be externally hosted or installed behind a firewall.

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