Advanced manufacturing Laboratory (AML) Component Identification Standard

AML Team 7/28

 

Purpose

 

This document defines a standard identification system for all AML projects.  The convention will be used on CAD and CAM files as well as part prints.

 

Basic Definition   

 

• Location 1 = Year and team
• Location 2 = Part name with bill of material part number.
• Location 3 = Sequential identification # and Type of file /print
  • Main assembly and subassembly items 1-99
  • Process tools, tooling, and QC gauges and fixtures
    • 100 – 999
  • Automated assembly, fixtures, end effectors, or QC gauges and fixtures
    • 1000 - 1999
  • Type
    • AF=Automation & Assembly Fixture
    • C=Component
    • PC=Purchased Component
    • PF=Process Fixture
    • MA=Main Product Assembly
    • QC=Quality Control Gauge or Inspection Fixture
    • RE=Robot End Effectors
    • T=Tool/Tooling
    • HL=Haas lathe CNC code
    • HM=Haas mill CNC code
    • SA=Subassembly
    • SF=Assembly System Flow Chart
    • SP=Assembly System Plan View                      
• Location 4 = Revision #.date
  • 00-Rev # - 00 month - 00 Date

 

Note-The part name remains the same for all supporting files and drawings associated with a component.  The only change in the identification standard is the “type of print.”

 

Examples

 

• 04BoatA_The Boat1_MA_011010 = Main assembly drawing for Boat Team A’s product, revision 1 dated October 10^th

 

• 04BoatA_Deck1_C_021102=Deck drawing for Boat Team A’s deck component; revision 2 dated November 2^nd

 

• 04BoatA_Deck1_T100_021031=Tooling drawing for Boat Team A’s plastic injection mold tool for the deck; revision 2 dated October 31^st  

 

• 04BoatA_Deck1_AF300_011123= #3Assembly fixture drawing for Boat Team A’s deck; revision 1 dated November 23^rd