For the component which has no modification level, suppose the component was manufactured at version X if it has no revise, we put “na” in column H &AW. right? Yes, if the product is not revision controlled at all, put “na”. This applies only for very few components that have no modification level or revision index. If these components are changed, they will get a new article number. If it was revised to rev.D after that, we put “D”in column H & AW.right? If the product has been revised and manufactured in D for commissioning, put D in column AX. Then D should be also in SCS column W (modification level) and U (Revision Index).For the component which has modification level, suppose the component was manufactured at version A The supplier needs to provide the information on the mod-level/revision index as agreed in the PCD. Supplier knows in which version the product has been manufactured and provided. This can be found on the name plate of the product (see picture in previous emails) If it was not revised, we put “A” in column H &AW. right? Same answer as above: information on revision/mod-level comes from the supplier. It might be that the initial version is A. But this depends on revision control of the supplier. It might be 00 or “__”. If the drawing revised multiple times after that, but has no impact to the component, we put “A” in column H &AW. right? Yes, if only the drawing (the reference document) has been revised multiple times, but not the product itself (not the hardware component), the revision of the product needs to be put in AX.Drawing or document revision is not relevant for the TCR. If it was revised to rev.C after that, if version B has no impact, we put which version in column H&AW? Please put only the version in which the product is manufactured in AX. If B was never manufactured and the changes in B have only impact on the drawing, B is not correct in AX.But if the changes in C have impact on the product itself and it has been produced in C, then put C in AX. If it was revised to rev.C after that, if version B has impact, we put which version in column H&AW? You put the version that is applicable for commissioning in AX. I assume for that mission (commissioning) it should be the latest one.
For the component which has no modification level, suppose the component was manufactured at version X<BR> if it has no revise, we put “na” in column H &AW. right? Yes, if the product is not revision controlled at all, put “na”. This applies only for very few components that have no modification level or revision index. If these components are changed, they will get a new article number.<BR> If it was revised to rev.D after that, we put “D”in column H & AW.right? If the product has been revised and manufactured in D for commissioning, put D in column AX. Then D should be also in SCS column W (modification level) and U (Revision Index).<BR><BR>For the component which has modification level, suppose the component was manufactured at version A The supplier needs to provide the information on the mod-level/revision index as agreed in the PCD. Supplier knows in which version the product has been manufactured and provided. This can be found on the name plate of the product (see picture in previous emails)<BR> If it was not revised, we put “A” in column H &AW. right? Same answer as above: information on revision/mod-level comes from the supplier. It might be that the initial version is A. But this depends on revision control of the supplier. It might be 00 or “__”. <BR> If the drawing revised multiple times after that, but has no impact to the component, we put “A” in column H &AW. right? Yes, if only the drawing (the reference document) has been revised multiple times, but not the product itself (not the hardware component), the revision of the product needs to be put in AX.<BR>Drawing or document revision is not relevant for the TCR.<BR> If it was revised to rev.C after that, if version B has no impact, we put which version in column H&AW? Please put only the version in which the product is manufactured in AX. If B was never manufactured and the changes in B have only impact on the drawing, B is not correct in AX.<BR>But if the changes in C have impact on the product itself and it has been produced in C, then put C in AX.<BR> If it was revised to rev.C after that, if version B has impact, we put which version in column H&AW? You put the version that is applicable for commissioning in AX. I assume for that mission (commissioning) it should be the latest one.
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For the component which has no modification level, suppose the component was manufactured at version X<BR> if it has no revise, we put “na” in column H &AW. right? Yes, if the product is not revision controlled at all, put “na”. This applies only for very few components that have no modification level or revision index. If these components are changed, they will get a new article number.<BR> If it was revised to rev. D after that, we put “D”in column H & AW.right? If the product has been revised and manufactured in D for commissioning, put D in column AX. Then D should be also in SCS column W (modification level) and U (Revision Index).<BR><BR>For the component which has modification level, suppose the component was manufactured at version A The supplier needs to provide the information on the mod-level/revision index as agreed in the PCD. Supplier knows in which version the product has been manufactured and provided. This can be found on the name plate of the product (see picture in previous emails)<BR> If it was not revised, we put “A” in column H &AW. right? Same answer as above: information on revision/mod-level comes from the supplier. It might be that the initial version is A. But this depends on revision control of the supplier. It might be 00 or “__”. <BR> If the drawing revised multiple times after that, but has no impact to the component, we put “A” in column H &AW. right? Yes, if only the drawing (the reference document) has been revised multiple times, but not the product itself (not the hardware component), the revision of the product needs to be put in AX.<BR>Drawing or document revision is not relevant for the TCR.<BR> If it was revised to rev. C after that, if version B has no impact, we put which version in column H&AW? Please put only the version in which the product is manufactured in AX. If B was never manufactured and the changes in B have only impact on the drawing, B is not correct in AX.<BR>But if the changes in C have impact on the product itself and it has been produced in C, then put C in AX.<BR> If it was revised to rev. C after that, if version B has impact, we put which version in column H&AW? You put the version that is applicable for commissioning in AX. I assume for that mission (commissioning) it should be the latest one.
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