iso 13399 背景简介2.ppt

ISO 13399 Cutting tool data representation and exchange Developed by the cutting tool industry for the challenges of modern manufacturing All modern machines/machine groups/factories are controlled by information in computer systems! Hardware Interfaces: ISO, HSK, Capto, KM,... Tool assemblies What type of information? Similar to that shown in tooling catalogs ISO 13399 describes tools ISO 13399 does not standardize the cutting tools themselves ISO 13399 does standardize the information describing the cutting tools ISO 13399 has a dictionary of terms to support the information model (Part 1) (not a product library) with 330 properties, 112 items, 48+300 features, 149 illustrations ISO 13399 status Current status All main parts approved by ISO. Maintenance agency for the ISO 13399 dictionary of terms approved by ISO (UNM, Paris) Work in progress Part 100 (specification and maintenance of dictionary) -revision almost complete. New Part 150 implementation guide API for Information model (ISO 13399-1) Future plans Next ISO TC29 WG34 meeting in November ISO 13399 status Implementations and API. Is now being implemented and used by the cutting tool industry. Project members Sandvik Coromant (Project leader) Kennametal, Inc. (not actively participating from 2005 ) Ferroday Ltd (also Liason with ISO TC184/SC4) KTH, Stockholm (ISO 13399-1 Information model) The concept of two interfaces for machine tools Common models but product specific concepts ISO 13399 part of a manufacturing information framework Jonas Nordstr?m Sandvik Coromant/Jonor Software Interface: ISO 13399 The Cutting Tool Interfaces ISO 13399 document structure ISO/IS 13399 – 1 Overview and general information model ISO/TS 13399 – 2 Cutting item dictionary ISO/TS 13399 – 3 Tool item dictionary ISO/TS 13399 – 4 Adaptive item dictionary ISO/TS 13399 – 5 Assembly item dictionary ISO/TS 13399 – 50 Reference systems and common concepts. ISO/TS 13399 – 60 Connection systems. DONE ISO/TS 13399 – 100 Spe