Modelling product structures by generic bills-of-materials

Abstract

8.3.Can a general product structure be represented in the variant bill-of-material concept?• • • • .• • • • .• 92 8.4.The problem of representing product variety at lower levels in the product structure in the variant bill-of-material concept • .• .• • .• • .• • • • 95 8.5.Data redundancy in parameters, parameter values and constraints in the variant bill-of -material concept.97 8.6.Summary.• ~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 99 8.7.Demands on a generative bill-of-material concept •• 9. THE GENERIC WLL-OF-MATERIAL CONCEPT ••• 9.1.Introduction • • • .• • • • • • • .• • • • • 9.2.Items for an engineer-to-order environment • • 9.3.Relationships between items. . . . .• • .• • 9.4.Gozinto-relationships.• • • . .• • .• .• • 9.4.1.Introduction • • • .• . . .• . .• • • 9.4.2.Gozlnto-relationships in the generic bill-of-material concept .• • • • • .• 9.4.3.Determining a component product type: the conversion function. .• • • . . .• .9.4.4.Generic and specific relationships: CAS-relationships.• . . . . . .• . . .• • 9.4.5.The conversion function for determining gozinto-relationships. . .• . . . . . .• 9.5.Storing the set-descriptions of items In a source bill-of-material structure • .• • .• • . . . . .9.6.Generating a result bill-of-material structure . .• • 9. 7. Pragmatic issues in representing product structures by generic bills-of -material.• . .• • 9.8.Summary.• • • • • • • • ••••• 10.SET-RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ITEMS. 1 0.1.

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