Section 17 of 104
15. Lifecycle Integration
Stable section ID: S05-CON-016-SECTION-17 · 21 content blocks
System05 implementation shall address the complete lifecycle of every consequential physical and digital entity.
Lifecycle stages may include:
concept and requirement definition;
design and analysis;
prototype and testing;
manufacturing and release;
transport and storage;
assembly and installation;
verification and commissioning;
operation and monitoring;
inspection and maintenance;
repair and replacement;
modification and upgrade;
disassembly and reuse;
retirement, recycling, or disposal.
Lifecycle planning shall identify access, tools, temporary support, hazards, responsibilities, documentation, spare parts, software support, data retention, and configuration-update requirements.
A Component shall not be considered fully compatible if it can be installed but cannot be safely inspected, maintained, replaced, or retired within its declared lifecycle strategy.
Physical and digital lifecycle states shall remain synchronized. Replacement of a Product shall preserve the history of the removed Product and establish the identity and verification status of the replacement.
Long-life platform elements should be separated from shorter-life technological elements where practical. Replaceable Smart Modules, sensors, Cartridges, finishes, and utility Components should not unnecessarily determine the service life of the primary structure.
Lifecycle modifications shall not erase previous states or unresolved conditions.
End-of-life decisions shall consider reuse, remanufacturing, material recovery, hazardous substances, data removal, ownership transfer, and safe termination of automated services.