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Mar 19, 2015 08:33
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English term
Poland
Do it properly, or don't do it at all.
Native in: Polish
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TLA number
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Engineering (general)
Frytownica przemysłowa, składająca się z paru urządzeń (pompy, filtry, kadź frytownicy itp.), w tabelce z wykazem urządzeń oprócz modelu i numeru seryjnego każdego z urządzeń składowych jest też numer "TLA".
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| Top Level Assembly # |
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Top Level Assembly #
The finished goods number allows for the grouping together of different Top Level Assemblies for a model - http://goo.gl/USNSGx
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Note added at 4 days (2015-03-23 10:14:32 GMT)
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Organizing an assembly Bill of Materials can be a challenge. Many times sub-assemblies are created to make pattern features more effective and to reduce the amount of Mates in the top-level assembly (example: a bolt and nut sub-assembly that is placed in several locations within a top-level assembly). These sub-assemblies can be set to use SpeedPak and Lightweight mode to make the top-level assembly perform better as well. However, the sub-assembly components may need to appear as line items in the top level Bill of Materials instead of being nested within a sub-assembly structure. The behavior of sub-assembly components within a Bill of Materials can be modified on a configuration basis for any assembly file to make this possible. - http://www.ddicad.com/blogs/techcenter/tag/bill-of-materials...
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In most cases BOMs are of hierarchical nature, with the top level representing the finished product which may be a sub-assembly or a completed item. - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_of_materials
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Note added at 4 days (2015-03-23 10:14:32 GMT)
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Organizing an assembly Bill of Materials can be a challenge. Many times sub-assemblies are created to make pattern features more effective and to reduce the amount of Mates in the top-level assembly (example: a bolt and nut sub-assembly that is placed in several locations within a top-level assembly). These sub-assemblies can be set to use SpeedPak and Lightweight mode to make the top-level assembly perform better as well. However, the sub-assembly components may need to appear as line items in the top level Bill of Materials instead of being nested within a sub-assembly structure. The behavior of sub-assembly components within a Bill of Materials can be modified on a configuration basis for any assembly file to make this possible. - http://www.ddicad.com/blogs/techcenter/tag/bill-of-materials...
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In most cases BOMs are of hierarchical nature, with the top level representing the finished product which may be a sub-assembly or a completed item. - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_of_materials
Note from asker:
| To nawet ma sens. |
| Grzebałem, szperałem, znalazłem niewiele, więc w oparciu o kontekst wymyśliłem, że "TLA" to "zestaw", TLA no. to "Nr zestawu". U mnie występuje jeszcze "Sub-TLA", co nazwałem "Podzestaw". |
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