BS 8887 is appropriate to all types of manufacture and has the primary purpose of identifying and specifying the use of ISO Standards relevant to the design for manufacture. It is structured to provide the designer with a framework for the selection, preparation and presentation of appropriate documentation, so that the design concept can be transferred into and beyond the manufacturing environment.
BS 8887-1:2006 specifies the requirements for the preparation, content and structure of design output and the preparation of related technical product documentation for the manufacture, assembly, disassembly and end-of-life processing (MADE) of products.
It identifies and describes methodologies and conventions appropriate to the preparation of documentation, in whatever form, intended to transfer a design concept to manufacture, including the determination of required accuracy and tolerances for verification purposes. It also provides guidance on the application of principles and techniques to assist the designer in the preparation of unambiguous instructions, commensurate with the perceived complexity, role and life of the intended product.
In addressing end-of-life requirements, BS 8887-1:2006 extends beyond specification for the manufacture and assembly of products to incorporate recommendations on how best to incorporate into the documentation, guidance on the ultimate reuse, recovery, recycling and disposal of the components and materials used.
Contents:
- Normative references
- Terms, definitions and abbreviations
- Design process
- Design brief
- Design methodologies
- Cost considerations
- Industrial design
- Detail design
- Requirements for assembly
- Life cycle considerations
- Requirements for verification
- Documentation
- Established techniques which assist with the design process and their correct use
- Industrial design
- Life cycle considerations
- Technical product realization - The TPR concept
- Bibliography
List of figures:
- The stages in the life of a product and the various DFX terms
- Application of specific techniques showing best practice sequence of design methodologies
- The stages in the life of a product, including the three routes of part end-of-life processing
- Costs over the life of product design showing the difference between the incurred costs and the committed costs
- Example of cost versus process
- Concept diagram showing the twelve different definitions of size
- Coverage between the TPR triumvirate standards
- The dominant influence of BS 8888 in the relationship between BS 8887, BS 8888 and BS 8889.
Also available - BS 8888:2008. Technical product specification (TPS). CD-ROM