Changes in 🟢 Manufacturing System Organization Ontology

Maturity: 🟢 Released

Changed

Classes

`Enterprise`

IRI: https://spec.industrialontologies.org/ontology/construct/Enterprise

Annotations

example = “oil and gas company that explores, extracts, refines, and distributes petroleum products; aerospace alliance that produces aircraft components, assembles them into final products and provides services to these aircrafts; multinational automotive manufacturer; pharmaceutical company that develops, manufactures, and supplies prescription medicines, vaccines, and animal health products”
naturalLanguageDefinition = “business organization that is at the highest decision-making and control to achieve the common mission, goals, and objectives of manufacturing or providing products or services by coordinating one or more physical sites”@en-US

example = “oil and gas company that explores, extracts, refines, and distributes petroleum products; aerospace alliance that produces aircraft components, assembles them into final products and provides services to these aircraft; multinational automotive manufacturer; pharmaceutical company that develops, manufactures, and supplies prescription medicines, vaccines, and animal health products”
naturalLanguageDefinition = “business organization that is at the highest level of decision-making and control to achieve the common mission, goals, and objectives of manufacturing or providing products or services by coordinating one or more physical sites”@en-US

`EquipmentModule`

IRI: https://spec.industrialontologies.org/ontology/construct/EquipmentModule

Annotations

naturalLanguageDefinition = “enginereed system typically centered around a piece of equipment that carries out some phase”@en-US

naturalLanguageDefinition = “engineered system typically centered around a piece of equipment that carries out some phase”@en-US

`PhysicalArea`

IRI: https://spec.industrialontologies.org/ontology/construct/PhysicalArea

Annotations

explanatoryNote = “The boundaries (scope) of the site is typically determined by business/organizational criteria and not technical criteria Within the manufacturing domain, area typically serves as a way to organize manufacturing operations (ISA95 operation) within a site”
primitiveRationale = “This term is expected to remain primitive as the exact grouping criteria are ogranization specific”

explanatoryNote = “1) The boundaries (scope) of the area are typically determined by business/organizational criteria and not technical criteria. 2) Within the manufacturing domain, area typically serves as a way to organize manufacturing operations (ISA95 operation) within a site.”
primitiveRationale = “This term is expected to remain primitive as the exact grouping criteria are organization specific”

`PhysicalSite`

IRI: https://spec.industrialontologies.org/ontology/construct/PhysicalSite

Annotations

explanatoryNote = “A geographical location and the main manufacturing capability typically define a physical site A site usually has a manufacturing capability associated to a particular family of products The boundaries (scope) of the site is typically determined by business/organizational criteria and not technical criteria”
primitiveRationale = “This term is expected to remain primitive as the exact grouping criteria are ogranization specific”

explanatoryNote = “1) A geographical location and the main manufacturing capability typically define a physical site. 2) A site usually has a manufacturing capability associated with a particular family of products. 3) The boundaries (scope) of the site are typically determined by business/organizational criteria and not technical criteria.”
primitiveRationale = “This term is expected to remain primitive as the exact grouping criteria are organization specific”

`PhysicalUnit`

IRI: https://spec.industrialontologies.org/ontology/construct/PhysicalUnit

Annotations

explanatoryNote = “ISA-88: collection of associated equipment modules and/or control modules that can carry out one or more major processing activities In rare cases, a unit can carry out an entire procedure. Since a procedure is associated with process cell, this should be modeled as a process cell having a single unit as its member part and then carrying a procedure.”

explanatoryNote = “1) ISA-88: collection of associated equipment modules and/or control modules that can carry out one or more major processing activities. 2) In rare cases, a unit can carry out an entire procedure. Since a procedure is associated with process cell, this should be modeled as a process cell having a single unit as its member part and then carrying a procedure.”

`ProductionLine`

IRI: https://spec.industrialontologies.org/ontology/construct/ProductionLine

Annotations

primitiveRationale = “There are insufficient construct to represent the sequential organization of the members that are parts of the production line”

primitiveRationale = “There are insufficient constructs to represent the sequential organization of the members that are parts of the production line”

`StorageUnit`

IRI: https://spec.industrialontologies.org/ontology/construct/StorageUnit

Annotations

explanatoryNote = “ISA 95: work unit that is part of a storage zone that is designated physical space and/or equipment Work unit that is a subdivision of a storage zone”

explanatoryNote = “ISA 95: Work unit that is part of a storage zone that is a designated physical space and/or equipment. Work unit that is a subdivision of a storage zone”

`StorageZone`

IRI: https://spec.industrialontologies.org/ontology/construct/StorageZone

Annotations

explanatoryNote = “The capability of the storage zone may include the movement of materials from one work center to another work center within or between enterprises. The ISA-95 specifies that storage zone can either be a designated physical space or equipment for storage of equipment or material. Within the IOF/BFO framework a physical space would be fiat object part, while the equipment is represented by the same IOF Concept - piece of equipment.”

explanatoryNote = “The capability of the storage zone may include the movement of materials from one work center to another work center within or between enterprises. The ISA-95 specifies that a storage zone can either be a designated physical space or equipment for storage of equipment or material. Within the IOF/BFO framework a physical space would be fiat object part, while the equipment is represented by the same IOF Concept - piece of equipment.”

`WorkCell`

IRI: https://spec.industrialontologies.org/ontology/construct/WorkCell

Annotations

explanatoryNote = “1) ISA95: work unit within a production line that consists of equipment grouped together to produce a family of parts having similar manufacturing requirements. 2) While production lines can be used in discrete or continous manufacturing - work cells are only considered as parts of production lines that are used for discrete manufacturing”

explanatoryNote = “1) ISA95: work unit within a production line that consists of equipment grouped together to produce a family of parts having similar manufacturing requirements. 2) While production lines can be used in discrete or continuous manufacturing - work cells are only considered as parts of production lines that are used for discrete manufacturing”

`WorkCenter`

IRI: https://spec.industrialontologies.org/ontology/construct/WorkCenter

Annotations

firstOrderLogicAxiom = “WorkCenter(x) → ObjectAggregate(x) ∧ ∃y((Agent(y) ∨ PieceOfEquipment(y)) ∧ hasMemberPartAtSomeTime(x,y) ∧ ∃c(Capability(c) ∧ hasCapability(x,c) ∧ hasMaterialBasisAtSomeTime(c,y)))”
primitiveRationale = “This term is expected to remain primitive as it will be challenging to specify the exact grouping criteria that would unambigously differentiate the work center from any other grouping of agents or equipment”
semiFormalNaturalLanguageAxiom = “if x is a ‘work center’, then x is an ‘object aggregate’ that ‘has member part at some time some’ y, where y is either an ‘agent’ or a ‘piece of equipment’, and x ‘has capability’ some ‘capability’ that ‘has material basis at some time’ y”

firstOrderLogicAxiom = “WorkCenter(x) → ObjectAggregate(x) ∧ ∀y(hasMemberPartAtSomeTime(x,y) → (Agent(y) ∨ PieceOfEquipment(y))) ∧ ∃c∃z(Capability(c) ∧ hasCapability(x,c) ∧ (Agent(z) ∨ PieceOfEquipment(z)) ∧ hasMaterialBasisAtSomeTime(c,z))”
primitiveRationale = “This term is expected to remain primitive as it will be challenging to specify the exact grouping criteria that would unambiguously differentiate the work center from any other grouping of agents or equipment”
semiFormalNaturalLanguageAxiom = “if x is a ‘work center’, then x is an ‘object aggregate’ that ‘has member part at some time’ only ‘agent’ or ‘piece of equipment’, and x ‘has capability’ some ‘capability’ that ‘has material basis at some time’ some ‘agent’ or ‘piece of equipment’”