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Page 1: VanHorne Future Vision of Interop and PLM CIC09...Mission performance, fuel burn. Field performance. Community noise. 6. Preliminary Sizing Integrating all the elements 7. Structural

A Future Vision of Interoperability and PLM

Mark E. Van HorneAssociate Technical Fellow

Boeing Commercial AirplanesMay 17, 2009

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Presentation Messages

• Current interoperability technologies focus on CAD conversions

• CAD has transformed to PLM on a global scale

• Global collaboration requires interoperability

• Interoperability and collaboration in a PLM world has a new set of issues

• Technical challenges and opportunities

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Composite primary

structure

Advanced engines and

nacelles

Breakthrough passenger cabin Enhanced

flight deckAdvanced wing design

Innovative systems

technologies

Large cargo capacity

Overhead crew rests

Configured for Success787 Design Features

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Better Lighting

Large Overhead Bins

15” (38 cm) Wider

Wide Seats and Aisles

Better Economy Seating Options

More Head Room

Smoother RideLower Cabin

Altitude

Better Air Quality

Higher Humidity

Faster

Bigger Windows

COPYRIGHT © 2008 THE BOEING COMPANY

Creating a Better Flying Experience

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787 Global Partners

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What is PLM?

A set of business processes and computing tools to:

Define, optimize, manage, and integrate…

Products, Processes, and Resources…

Throughout the entire product life cycle…

Across the extended global enterprise

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Analysis

What is PLM? How Does It Fit?

ManufacturingExecutionSystemEnterprise

ResourcePlanningCAD

WorkflowCollaboration

Configuration Management

Manufacturing Process Authoring

Knowledge Management

Data Management

Resource Management

Product Lifecycle Management

Supply Chain ManagementAnalysis Manufacturing

ExecutionSystem

Customer Relationship Management

ProductMarketing

ProductSupport

EnterpriseResourcePlanning

CAD

WorkflowCollaboration

Configuration ManagementManufacturing Process Authoring

Knowledge Management

Data Management

Resource Management

Product Lifecycle Management

Supply Chain ManagementAnalysis

ManufacturingExecutionSystem

Customer Relationship Management

ProductMarketing

ProductSupport

EnterpriseResourcePlanning

CADWorkflowCollaboration

Configuration ManagementManufacturing Process Authoring

Knowledge Management

Data Management

Resource ManagementProduct Lifecycle Management

Supply Chain Management

Customer Relationship Management

ProductMarketing

ProductSupport

Product

Enterprise Collaborationand Interoperability

Collaboration and Interoperability within firms

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SPECIFY

OPTIONSOPTIONS

REQUIREMENTS

REQUIREMENTS

CONFIGURATION

CONFIGURATION

LOADSLOADS

INTEGRATE

SUPPORTSUPPORT

FUNCTIONAL

FUNCTIONAL

BUILDBUILDPHYSICALPHYSICAL

STRUCTURAL

DESIGNSTRUCTURAL

DESIGN

SYSTEMS

INSTALLATIONSYSTEMS

INSTALLATION

MANUFACTURING

PLANMANUFACTURING

PLANSUPPORT

PRODUCTSSUPPORT

PRODUCTS

PAYLOADS

DESIGNPAYLOADS

DESIGN

SYSTEMS ARCHITECTURE

AND FUNCTIONAL DESIGN

SYSTEMS ARCHITECTURE

AND FUNCTIONAL DESIGN

DESIGN

TOOL

DESIGNTOOL

DESIGN

LCPT

RELEASE

PACKAGELCPT

RELEASE

PACKAGE

STANDARDS

STANDARDS

Product Data Creation, Config Management

& Collaboration Tools

Concurrent Product Definition (CPD)

Orchestration and Integration Processes

Success

Enabling

Tools

Enabling

Processes

CATIA V5

ENOVIA LCA & DMU

KBE Workbenches

DELMIA / IPD

SmarTeam

SEE

ForumPass

Workflow

Lifecycle Mgmt

Design in Context

Relational Design / Interface Mgmt

Integration Verification Reviews

CPD Partner Operating Agreements

Design / Build / Support Simulation

Integration Issue Tracking

CPD

Design Concepts

Processes and Tools

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High fidelity tool definition created

CompleteComplete

Complete

Complete

CompleteFeedback on

optimization of Product Flow, Process Constraints, and Cost feedback

Product Designer

Mfg. Engineer

Tool Designer

SSPDENOVIA

Ind. Engineer

N/C Programmer

Preliminary Definition ActionNew Product, Concept, PRRDefine Anywhere

Fully

Inte

grat

ed Action Complete & IntegratedMfg. Processes

W/S

W/S

W/S

W/S

Action

Action

Action

Action

Action need date is driven from Integrated Schedule

Geometry provided according to the Mfg context.Integrated TDR

Job Level Assembly process provided

Automatic notification of N/C requirements changes

Initial N/C Processes

Refined Flow & Costs

Tooling Definition

High fidelity detail definition created Preferred Supplier

Product Definition

DE WorkbenchDE WorkbenchME WorkbenchME Workbench

SupplyTo package provided to supplier for final producibility and schedule input

N/C generated from geometry features

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Tool Product Lifecycle Management Process

DELMIA ENOVIA CATIATool as Resource Tool as Product

Need for Tool

Create Tool Requirement Object

Setup Subscriptions

Create Tool Product

Author Design Action

Apply effectivity

Transfer Action

Design ToolKBEMBDRelational Design

Create ProductStructure

Save

Promote Action to “In Work”

Send to CATIA

Tool ProductReleasePopulate Tool

In Build Plan

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Define, Optimize, Manage, Integrate

Product DefinitionStructure DesignSystem DesignPayloads Design

Process DefinitionPart FabricationFactory LayoutAssembly Sequences

Resource DefinitionsCapital EquipmentFab and Assembly ToolsConsumable Resources

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1. Requirements

What are we trying to do here?

2. Weight

Weight estimation methods & tools

3. Drag

Drag estimation methods & tools

4. Propulsion

Engine selection and performance

4. S&C

Stability characteristics. Tail sizing, cg location.5. Performance

Mission performance, fuel burn. Field performance.

Community noise.

6. Preliminary Sizing

Integrating all the elements

7. Structural Analysis

Structural layout, load cases, static loads, dynamic loads,

flutter, FEM development

8. Economic Analysis

Operating Cost

9. Cost & Price

Development and production cost,

market and pricing

10. Business case

Integrating everything together – is this

project worth doing?

Define, Optimize, Manage, Integrate

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Computational Fluid Dynamics

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Kinematic Analysis

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Configuration ManagementMax Configuration ProductMax Configuration Manufacturing ProcessesConfigurable/Flexible Resources

Data Management Product Definition DataResource Definition Data Process Definition Data

Workflow ManagementAuthorize work across the enterpriseEngineering Change OrdersActionsLife Cycle Management

Define, Optimize, Manage, Integrate

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Airplane Configuration

Authority• Customer Option

Definition and Management

• Customer Specific Option Selection

FunctionalDesign & Analysis

•Source and DerivedRequirements Definition•Functional and LogicalArchitecture•Functional BehaviorDefinition•Functional Analysis•Transport and•Installation LogicalTopology Design•Validation, Verification •& Certification

DoesIt

Work?

PhysicalDesign & Analysis

•Physical Architecture•Part Definition•EBOM•Structural Analysis•Tool Design•KBE•Standard Parts•Dimensional Management•Model Based Definition

DoesIt

Fit ?

BuildDesign & Analysis

•Plant Design•Factory Flow Analysis•Geometry BasedProcess PlanManufacturingSimulationProducibility AnalysisErgonomics AnalysisMBOM

CanWe

BuildIt?

Define, Optimize, Manage, Integrate

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Tool Product

- Non-contextual- In-context- Out-of-context

DetailPart

Engineering Product

Tooling Layout Model

MDFMDS

ICM

ICM

RLM

TLM

DetailPart

DetailPart

ME120.._TLM_-.1 | ME120Z0000-1_TLM_-

TLM

RLM

RLM

DetailPart

DetailPart

DetailPart

ME120.._TLM_-.1 | ME120Z0000-1_TLM

Relational Design

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Relational Design

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Model Based Definition

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V5 Parameterized CATPart

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User Defined Features

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Virtual Manufacturing Processes

Assembly AnalysisSequencing/Interference

Variation Analysis

Factory Flow Analysis

Standard Process & Resource Libraries

Feature-based N/C Programming

Delivery of 3D Work

Instructions

Human FactorsAnalysis

Control StationPrecedence (#1 Flow)

3D-Process Planning

Work InstructionAuthoring

Delivery of 3D Work Instructions

Training

CMMProgramming

RoboticProgramming

Machine-ToolSimulation

Work Statement / Schedule/Development

MaintenanceAnalysis

Factory Definition

Key CharacteristicManagement

Part / Tool Indexing Plan

Process CapabilityManagement

MeasurementPlans

Factory Design Manufacturing Analysis

Geometry-Based Process Planning

Dimensional Management

N/C and CMM Programming

Integrated Build-To/Supply-To Package

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787 Fin-Rudder Join

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Product Editor

Content Management

Part Editor

Change Order Editor

Action EditorModification Editor

Action Editor

Data Management Structure

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IBM 360

TRS 80

Data Longevity

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The Challenge

Analysis

What is PLM? How Does It Fit?

ManufacturingExecutionSystemEnterprise

ResourcePlanningCAD

WorkflowCollaboration

Configuration Management

Manufacturing Process Authoring

Knowledge Management

Data Management

Resource Management

Product Lifecycle Management

Supply Chain ManagementAnalysis Manufacturing

ExecutionSystem

Customer Relationship Management

ProductMarketing

Product

Support

EnterpriseResourcePlanning

CAD

WorkflowCollaboration

Configuration ManagementManufacturing Process Authoring

Knowledge Management

Data Management

Resource Management

Product Lifecycle Management

Supply Chain ManagementAnalysis Manufacturing

ExecutionSystem

Customer Relationship Management

ProductMarketing

ProductSupport

EnterpriseResourcePlanningCAD

WorkflowCollaboration

Configuration Management

Manufacturing Process Authoring

Knowledge Management

Data Management

Resource Management

Product Lifecycle Management

Supply Chain Management

Customer Relationship Management

ProductMarketing

ProductSupport

Product

Enterprise Collaboration and Interoperability

Collaboration and Interoperability within firms

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2010 2020 2030 2040 2050 …

Resources

Processes

ProductsIntegrateManageOptimizeDefine

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Discussion Topics

Open Interfaces to PLM ProductsOpen ProtocolsOpen APIsOpen documentationReasonable licensing of patented technologies

Creation of Interoperability Standards for PLM ProductsISO, ANSI, ASME, AIAA, SAE

Data PortabilityDesign for interoperabilityPromotion of neutral formatsImport/Export features in PLM software

Industry CooperationPLM Vendors and interoperability vendors

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