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ISO/TS 10303-1633:2010

Industrial automation systems and integration — Product data representation and exchange — Part 1633: Application module: Assembly 3D shape

General information

90.60     Mar 5, 2021

ISO

ISO/TC 184/SC 4

Technical Specification

25.040.40  

Scope


ISO/TS 10303-1633:2010-03 specifies the application module for
Assembly 3D shape.



The following are within the scope of
ISO/TS 10303-1633:2010-03:



the
representation of the information needed to describe the different aspects of how components are joined together to make an
assembly.
This module defines the information needed to describe the material used in making the physical connections and their typical
shape.
This module provides a mechanism for a design organization to make explicit assertions about the detailed joints that are
implemented
in the physical design. The representation is in a three dimensional context. Predefined shape classes of extrusion and
manhattan shapes are provided. External classification
of the shape may also be used. Predefined and externally defined purposes for the shape are provided.

bonds between components in an assembly;bond shape definition;bonds based on solder or adhesive;bonds based on discrete fasteners;component mating conditions characterization;generic analysis input;generic analysis output;shock analysis input;shock analysis output;design;vibration analysis input;vibration analysis output;electromagnetic compatibility analysis input;electromagnetic compatibility analysis output;thermal analysis input;thermal analysis output;extruded shape class;manhattan shape class;generic shape class;three dimensional part shape;three dimensional part application constraint shapes.

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PREVIOUSLY

Revises
ISO/TS 10303-1633:2006

NOW

PUBLISHED
ISO/TS 10303-1633:2010
90.60 Close of review
Mar 5, 2021

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