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Problem Topic Problem Description Page 17, section 3.5.4 The third sentence of the section reads: "Once determined, this axis and the plane normal to it become the primary axis and primary plane establishing the ORIENTATION of the part coordinate system." It is sensible to establish a part coordinate system by starting with a primary axis, but there is no need for a primary plane. There are an infinite number of planes normal to an axis, not just one. The axis direction may have been established without the use of a plane; in this case, which plane would be chosen as the primary plane? References Related SIRs Suggested Resolution To fix only this specific problem, change to quote to read: "Once determined, this axis becomes the primary axis establishing the ORIENTATION of the part coordinate system." Support Documentation Resolution Warning!!The following statement is only a resolution to a Standard Improvement Request (SIR) and is NOT part of the current DMIS standard, nor is it guaranteed to become part of the next revision of the DMIS standard even if voted and accepted by the DMIS National Standards Committee. This resolution is tentative because it may not be incorporated into the next version of the standard, it could be changed prior to the next release, or it could be changed as the result of the "public review and comment" period required for the next version of the standard. If you choose to use this tentative resolution, you do so at your own risk since at this time it is not part of the DMIS standard.
Modify text in section 3.5.4.
Change the third sentence of section 3.5.4 on page 17 to read: "Once determined, this axis becomes the primary axis establishing the ORIENTATION of the part coordinate system." Attachments Notes Added by Mike Holloway, hkm@ornl.gov on 7/31/1998 The current wording needs to be corrected. The suggested resolution sounds good to me.
Added by Interpretation Subcommittee, hkm@ornl.gov on 8/7/1998 Change the third sentence of section 3.5.4 on page 17 to read: "Once determined, this axis becomes the primary axis establishing the ORIENTATION of the part coordinate system." |
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