The Circular Factory Core Ontology
The core ontology defines central concepts and relations of a circular factory.
Circular Factory Core Ontology
A workpiece composed of other workpieces that are structurally combined into a single unit.
A classification that defines the structure and composition of an assembly independent of individual instances
A task that is indivisible and cannot be further decomposed into subtasks within the given modeling scope.
An ability or capacity of a resource that enables it to perform certain processes.
A capability that can be equipped with high effort in time or cost.
A workpiece that is indivisible and cannot be further decomposed into components within the given modeling scope.
A classification that defines the design or specification of a component independent of individual instances
A task that can be decomposed into multiple subtasks.
A production process where the amount of input-workpieces is larger that the amount of output-workpieces
A production process where the amount of input-workpieces is smaller than amount of output-workpieces
TBD
A capability that is currently available and which is realized through the physical or technical configuration of a resource.
TBD.
A capability that can be equipped with little effort in time or cost.
A spatial region or place where resources or production items are situated.
An executable form of a task which has been assigned to a concrete resource.
A specification of requested production activities, defining what products or items should be produced and under which conditions.
An individual item within an order that specifies a particular product variant, quantity, or requirements.
A contextual, time-bound relationship between a resource and a workpiece, often mediated by an operation.
A process is an action that changes either the product or the production system state.
A process that involves a workpiece
The quality state a workpiece, evaluated at a given time
An entity such as a machine, tool, human, or system that can perform or support processes.
A process which does not directly involve a workpiece.
An abstract unit of work that implements a specific process.
A task type acts as a blueprint for tasks.
A production process where the amount of input-workpieces equals the amount of output-workpieces
A production item that are or were being processed or stored.