GB/T 37413-2019Digital factory—Terms and definitions (English PDF)

2.1 Digital workshop digitalfactory; digitalworkshop

Based on the technology and equipment required by the production target, using information technology, automation, measurement and control technology, etc. as a means to connect the workshop with data.

Different units, implementation units for planning, managing, diagnosing and optimizing production operations.

Note. In this standard, the digital workshop only includes the production planning, production process, and production execution phase, and does not include the stages of product design, service, and support.

2.2 Data

A formalized expression of information that is suitable for communication, interpretation, and processing by a person or computer.

[GB/T 16656.1-2008, definition 3.2.16]

2.3 Data asset

Any entity that consists of data.

Note. For example, a database is a data asset that consists of data records.

2.4 Digitalization

Representing (or expressing) data that is not discrete data in digital form. Specifically, that is, converting an image or sound into a number

Code so that this information can be processed and saved by the computer system. In the age of information technology, digitalization has become a representative of the degree of informationization.

Important indicators.

[GB/T 25486-2010, definition 2.54]

2.5 Digital manufacturing

A manufacturing technology that uses digital quantitative representation, storage, processing, and control methods to support product lifecycle and global optimization of the enterprise

Surgery. It is a new technology based on the continuous integration, development and wide application of computer network technology and manufacturing technology. Inside

The culvert can include. CAD/CAM/CAE-based technology; manufacturing information support system based on MRPII, MIS, and PDM;

Digital control manufacturing systems, etc.

[GB/T 25486-2010, definition 2.56]

2.6 Manufacturing

The function or behavior of converting raw or semi-finished products into semi-finished or finished products.

[GB/T 20719.11-2010, definition 3.1.14] […]