One-day classroom introduction in Munich to ASD S2000M: how spare parts data is structured, how it links product structure and logistics, and how it produces provisioning lists and illustrated parts catalogues.
A compact introduction to the purpose of ASD S2000M, how spare parts data is structured and its role in producing spare parts catalogues and material information. It places S2000M among the S-Series specifications and its interfaces with S1000D and S3000L, then covers the structure of an S2000M catalogue, the relationship between product structure, spare parts data and catalogue logic, structuring principles (systems, assemblies, installation locations), the standard numbering system and the general arrangement of parts list, logistic concepts such as material support and maintenance levels, mandatory and optional data, the handling of assemblies, variants, repair kits and parts kits, publication formats (initial provisioning list, illustrated parts catalogue and illustrated parts data) and typical project scenarios, with practical examples.
Taught in German as a classroom course in Munich.
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