AGENDA

T24 STEP-Manufacturing
October 1 – October 2, 2008
Hartford, Connecticut

Demonstration Day 1 –  Wednesday October 1

08:00AM		Welcome
		Brian Kindiien, CCAT.
08:15AM		Introduction
		Sid Venkatesh, Boeing.
08:45AM		Review of Latest STEP-NC Developments
		Martin Hardwick, STEP Tools, Inc.

Team divides into two groups

09:15AM		Introduction to Machining demonstration
			Bengt Olsson, Sandvik
09:30AM		Group 1 Machining demonstration
		Group 2: Feed Speed Optimization
		Leon Xu, Boeing.

10:00AM		Group 2 Machining demonstration
		Group 1: Feed Speed Optimization
		Leon Xu, Boeing.

11:30AM		Lunch and setup of Faro arm

12:30PM		Group 1: Measurement using Faro ARM
			Group 2: Final inspection using scanning probe
			Larry Maggiano, Mitutoyo

01:00PM		Group 2: Measurement using Faro ARM
			Group 1: Final inspection using scanning probe
			Larry Maggiano, Mitutoyo

01:30PM		Closing the loop using STEP-NC
			Martin Hardwick, STEP Tools, Inc.

02:00PM		Correction of Tools Paths
			Peter Klein, Concepts NREC

03:00PM		Second Machining demonstration

03:30PM		Break

04:00PM		Panel discussion – Top 10 value adds for STEP-NC
			Facilitator – David Odendahl
			Sid Venkatesh Boeing, Martin Hardwick STEP Tools
			Fred Proctor NIST, Bengt Olsson Sandvik
			Larry Maggiano Mitutoyo, Brian Kindilien CCAT

05:00PM		Meeting ends

06:30PM		Social Event
09:30PM		Close

Technical Discussions Day 2 - Thursday October 2nd 

08:00AM		Review of AP-238 Technical Corrigendum
			David Loffredo, STEP Tools, Inc

09:00AM		Discussion of open issues
			Desirable extensions
			New work items

Action items 	Update the TC as discussed - STI
			Validate by implementing in the Explorer - STI

10:00AM		Break 

10:30AM		Automotive view of STEP-NC
Mikael Hedlind, KTH

Action items 	Investigate how to model cutting tool engagement for multi-function tools KTH & Sandvik

11:00AM		Interfacing ISO 13399 and STEP-NC
			Bengt Olsson, Sandvik

Action items 	Ask SC1 to use ISO 13399 model for second edition of ISO 14649 – Bengt Olsson
Investigate use of ISO 13399 AIM model in AP-238 - STI

12:00PM		Lunch

01:00PM		Machine tool modeling and simulation issues
			Performance and precision requirements
			Action items

	Requirement 1/100,000th inch (desired - 0.00001) => (acceptable - 0.0001)
			
	Requirement 1 micron (desired - 0.001mm)
	CMM - 10 nanometers (.010 micron)

Action items 	Make a machine model for NIST DMU in ASME B5.59-2 and Bath formats – NIST
Use model for simulation – STEP Tools, Inc.
			
01:30PM		Measurement issues
			Curve probing
			Automating datum setup

Action items 	Take EXPRESS model to DMIS Consortium for review - Mitutoyo
			Test using impeller
				DMIS sample to STEP Tools, Inc. - Mitutoyo
				Generate DMIS for Impeller – STEP Tools, Inc.
				Measure impeller	- Mitutoyo

02:30PM		Action items for SC1 meeting
			Request WG7 to replace Part 111 & Part 112 with ISO 13399
			Request WG7 to review the Bath model for Part 110
			Take TC1 to SC1/Wg7
			Bring back information on ISO 14649 edition 2
			Martin Hardwick, STEP Tools, Inc.
			
03:00PM		Break

03:30PM		Plans for next meeting
			Location, schedule, technical targets

			AP-203 for mold like part 
			All generate AP-238 using local planners
			All exchange AP-238
			All machine

			Org chart for ISO SC4 and SC1 – Fred Proctor

04:00PM		Close of meeting

Attendees

Martin Hardwick	STEP Tools Inc	
Brian Kindilien	Conneticut Center for Advanced Technology Inc	
David Odendahl	Boeing Company	
Bengt Olsson	Sandvik Tooling	
Frederick Proctor	National Institute of Standards and Technology	
Leon Xu	Boeing Company	
David Loffredo	STEP Tools Inc	
Joe Fritz	STEP Tools Inc	
Jim Kreitmeyer	Siemens Automation	
Justin Lubell	Independent Quality Labs	
Buzz Callaghan	Independent Quality Labs	
Larry Maggiano	Mitutoyo America Corporation	
Ernesto Gutierrez-Miravete	Rensselaer at Hartford	
Mark Conley	Remmele Engineering	
Robert Eriksson	Pratt & Whitney	
Iulian Trifan	Siemens Aerospace	
Sid Venkatesh	Boeing Company	
Rich Morihara	Boeing Company	
Peter Klein	Concepts NREC	
Dong-Won Kim	Chonbuk National University	
Gary Hargreaves	CNC Software, Inc	
Jim Rodgers	Siemens Automation	
Michael A Mariani	Independent Quality Labs	
Charles Gilman	GE Global Research	
Christopher Bahns	Virtek Visions	
Gavin Bee	Virtek Visions	
Don Easterling	VeritasCNC Inc	

Remote Attendees

Ian Stroud, EPFL, Switzerland
Magnus Lungren, KTH Sweden
Mikael Hedlind, KTH Sweden
Torsten Kjellberg, KTH Sweden