π’ production planning ontology
Maturity: π’ Released
IRI: https://spec.industrialontologies.org/ontology/productionplanning/ProductionPlanning/
Production Planning Reference ontology is a domain reference ontology for process and production planning activities within various industries. It includes general terms common for different types of manufacturing industries, such as discrete manufacturing, process manufacturing, batch manufacturing, biomanufacturing, and others. Being a reference ontology, it is expected that users of the production planning ontology will extend its classes in ways compatible with common vocabulary in manufacturing domains, such as aerospace, automotive, food industries, and others.
Annotations
Acronym
IOF-PPRO
Creator
IOF Production Planning and Scheduling Working Group
Explanatory Note
This ontology is for industrial domain and manufacturing enterprises. As such, many constructs could use βManufacturingβ qualifier in the name and/or label. We feel it would saturate terms and blind users, and we used qualifier βmanufacturingβ where we felt appropriate based on common industrial practice.
License
http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
Publisher
Industrial Ontology Foundry
Title
IOF Production Planning Reference Ontology
Classes (21)
| Class | Definition |
|---|---|
| agential capability | capability that is borne by an agent |
| changeover process | planned process that prepares a production resource to produce a different product or perform a different manufacturing operation |
| inspection plan | plan specification that prescribes how products are to be inspected, including the required resources and inspection sequence |
| machine | material artifact that uses controlled mechanical, electrical, or fluid power to transform energy or material while performing a p⦠|
| manufacturing enterprise process | business process that consists of at least one manufacturing process |
| manufacturing operation | manufacturing enterprise process composed of process steps from the same product production process, with at least one manufacturi⦠|
| material handling plan | plan specification containing instructions that prescribe the movement of material between production machines |
| material product specification | design specification that prescribes a material product |
| operation specification | action specification that prescribes a manufacturing operation and includes specifications for its process steps |
| operator | agent which has an operator role |
| operator role | role held by an agent when it possesses a skill that enables a capability of one or more pieces of equipment. |
| process plan | plan specification that prescribes a product production process and includes specifications for its operations or process steps |
| process step | manufacturing enterprise process within a manufacturing operation that contains one manufacturing process and no smaller process s⦠|
| process step specification | action specification that prescribes some process step |
| product inspection process | business process that evaluates a product during or after production against specified requirements |
| production machine | machine used as equipment in a manufacturing process |
| production order | objective specification stating the product and quantity to be produced and any applicable release, completion, or delivery requir⦠|
| production plan | plan specification that contains a set of production orders and prescribes how they are to be fulfilled |
| production tool | tool designed to be held, guided or affixed to enable execution of a manufacturing process |
| tool | material artifact designed to be held, guided, or attached to help a person, machine, or mechanism perform a task |
| work-in-progress transfer process | material location change process in which work in progress moves between production machines |
Object Properties (2)
| Property | Definition |
|---|---|
| enabled by | relation from one capability to another capability such that associated performance of the first capability is made possible by an⦠|
| enables | a capability enables another capability only if realization of the first capability implies realization of the second capability |
Table of contents
- π§ agential capability
- π§ changeover process
- π§ inspection plan
- π§ machine
- π§ manufacturing enterprise process
- π§ manufacturing operation
- π§ material handling plan
- π§ material product specification
- π§ operation specification
- π§ operator
- π§ operator role
- π§ process plan
- π§ process step
- π§ process step specification
- π§ product inspection process
- π§ production machine
- π§ production order
- π§ production plan
- π§ production tool
- π§ tool
- π§ work-in-progress transfer process
- π¦ enabled by
- π¦ enables