YB 2023-06-14

Introduction

Objectives

This series' intention is to provide an end-to-end hands-on requirement management scenario within a manufacturing context and to answer the following questions:

What is a Requirement and how to create/manage them from:
1. Functional Tolerancing and Annotations (FTAs)
2. Import from Word/Excel
3. Creation from Scratch
4. Duplicating Existing Requirements
What are 'engineering' and 'manufacturing' requirements within a manufacturing context? How can they be interrelated?
How to consume these requirements within a manufacturing context?
1. In the Item Structure from a Product Structure and/or Resulting Product and/or from manually created requirement specification.
2. In the Process Structure including Data Collect Plans from an Item Structure and/or Product Structure and/or manually created Requirement Specification
What are the differences between a part fabrication scenario and an assembly scenario in the context of requirement management within a manufacturing context?
What are some of the current limitations in the requirement management scenario within a manufacturing context?
How are 3DExperience requirements sent to APRISO (via data collect plans)?
How are changes propagated?

Above questions are answered for Part Fabrication and Assembly scenario.

IMPORTANT DISCLAIMERS: 

1. The document focuses on OOTB capabilities: for the moment, 'fasteners & requirements' are not explicitly discussed in this series.

2. Several ways of creating requirements are detailed but the series focuses primarily on FTA based Requirements in the end-to-end scenario. It also mainly focuses on the Geometrical and Dimensional FTAs with tolerances.

3. The hands-on exercises are not meant to be taken as a "best practice" but the scenarios may be used to discover the full range of requirement management capabilities in a manufacturing context.

Prerequisites

The reader should be familiar with 3DEXPERIENCE® basics. The release used for the creation of this series was 2022xFP2214 (or FD02). The usage of previous or later releases may lead to limitations or discrepancies with respect to what is contained in this document.

The reader should ideally be familiar with roles given below:

Si. No	Role	Use
1	MDG (Mechanical Designer)	To create parts and assemblies.
2	TAD (3D Tolerancing & Annotations Designer)	To create FTAs on Parts and Assemblies.
3	PPL (Process Engineer)	To create Manufacturing Bill of Material, Bill of Process and Resources.
4	PWD (Work Instructions Author)	To create and Manage Work Instructions.
5	TRM (Requirements Engineer)	To create and manage requirements.
6	WKB (Workplan Viewer)	To view workplan systems in 3DWorkbook

Table of Content

IMPORTANT: The table of content shows ALL chapters. If chapter is not hyperlinked, it implies that it has yet to be published.

Sr. No.	Title
1.	Part 1 - End-to-End Requirement Management for Manufacturing
2.	Part 2 - End-to-End Requirement Management for Manufacturing
3.	Part 3 - End-to-End Requirement Management for Manufacturing
4.	Part 4 - End-to-End Requirement Management for Manufacturing
5.	Part 5 - End-to-End Requirement Management for Manufacturing
6.	Part 6 - End-to-End Requirement Management for Manufacturing

Tracking Table

Sr. No	Action/Modification	Author	Date
1.	Creation - Part 1	@KA @IK @TB @YB	03/22/2023
2.	Creation - Part 2	@KA @IK @TB @YB	03/29/2023
3.	Creation - Part 3	@KA @IK @TB @YB	04/03/2023
4	Creation - Part 4	@KA @IK @TB @YB	04/12/2023
5.	Creation Part 5	@KA @IK @TB @YB	04/21/2023
6.	Creation Part 6	@KA @IK @TB @YB	04/28/2023