Section 9 of 104
7. Physical, Digital, Manufacturing and Operational Integration
Stable section ID: S05-CON-016-SECTION-9 · 17 content blocks
System05 shall integrate physical, digital, manufacturing, and operational domains as mutually dependent parts of one engineering architecture.
The physical domain contains the actual Nodes, Cartridges, Interfaces, Components, Assemblies, utility systems, enclosures, and Buildings.
The digital domain contains identities, schemas, BDL documents, compiled configurations, BIOS records, Digital Twins, software services, security credentials, and lifecycle histories.
The manufacturing domain contains materials, facilities, Machines, tooling, process controls, inspection systems, production records, suppliers, and released Product configurations.
The operational domain contains commissioning, use, sensing, maintenance, repair, replacement, upgrades, incidents, decommissioning, and current Building state.
Integration shall preserve traceability among:
the specified Product;
the manufactured Product;
the delivered Product;
the installed Product;
the digitally registered Product;
the inspected Product;
the currently operating Product.
A valid digital identity shall not compensate for a defective physical Product. A conforming manufactured Product shall not be assumed correctly installed. A correct installation shall not be assumed to remain unchanged throughout operation.
State transitions between domains shall require appropriate Evidence. A Component shall not be recorded as installed merely because it was delivered to the site.
Manufacturing substitutions, field modifications, repairs, and replacements shall update the corresponding authoritative records.
The integrated architecture shall make discrepancies detectable and shall provide controlled processes for reconciliation, correction, quarantine, or escalation.