ISA88 Part 1 markup: What will be removed from ISA88 Part 5 draft? April 22 call
Non-duplication: As ISA88 Part 1 work moves towards completion, it is time to decide what has been included in Part 1 and what can be removed from the Part 5 draft.
As the ISA88 Part 1 work moves towards completion, it is time to pick up the Part 5 draft and decide what has been included in Part 1 and what can be removed from Part 5. The “dS88-01Update20markupApr2010v2.doc” Part 1 document and the “ISA-88-05 WD05 Equipment Models-V04.doc” can be found here on the Make2Pack Blog for your review. Click the links above, review, and make some notes. (ISA is still in the process of rebuilding our list server for Part 5.)
Thanks, and I look forward to interesting discussions during our scheduled April 22, 09:00 AM EST call! (See prior posts for call-in instructions or contact me, below, with any comments or questions.)
Also see the following and leave any comments or suggestions using the comment function, below.
- 2010 calendar for ISA88 Make2Pack meetings;
- ISA88 Part 5: State Diagram as an example rather than a normative requirement;
- What exactly is the Automation Object that Make2Pack is trying to describe?
David A. Chappell
Complete Manufacturing Automation associates - LLC
www.CMAa-LLC.com
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West Chester, OH 45069
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Posted by David Chappell on April 14, 2010
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