Section 37 of 103
36. Engineering Asset
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An Engineering Asset is an Engineering Entity recognized as having controlled technical, operational, economic, evidentiary, or lifecycle value.
An Engineering Asset may be physical, digital, or hybrid. Examples include a manufactured Node, a building assembly, a verified calculation, a controlled interface specification, a Digital Twin, a test dataset, a reference model, or a qualified manufacturing process.
An Engineering Asset should possess:
a defined identity;
an owner, steward, or responsible authority;
a lifecycle status;
controlled records;
applicable configuration and version information;
access and change controls;
traceability to related assets.
Not every temporary engineering entity is an Engineering Asset. Asset status is established when the entity is intentionally controlled, preserved, relied upon, or used as evidence.
Physical and digital assets associated with one another shall maintain explicit relationships without being treated as the same entity.