dead centre – OPC UA for Metal Forming - Part 1: General

OPC UA for Metal Forming - Part 1: General

v1.0.0

1Scope
2Normative references
3Terms, definitions and conventions
4General information to Metal Forming and OPC UA
- 4.1Introduction to Metal Forming
- 4.2Introduction to OPC Unified Architecture
5Use cases
6Metal Forming Information Model overview
7OPC UA ObjectTypes
8OPC UA EventTypes
- 8.1CyclicEventType
9OPC UA VariableTypes
- 9.1CyclicProcessValueVariableType ObjectType Definition
  - 9.1.1Overview
10OPC UA DataTypes
- 10.1CyclicProcessValueDataType
- 10.2CyclicPartInformationDataType
11Profiles and ConformanceUnits
- 11.1Conformance Units
- 11.2Profiles
  - 11.2.1Profile list
  - 11.2.2Server Facets
12Namespaces
- 12.1Namespace Metadata
- 12.2Handling of OPC UA Namespaces
Annex AMetal Forming Namespace and mappings (Normative)
- A.1NodeSet and Supplementary Files for Metal Forming Information Model

3.2.2 dead centre

the point where the upper tool is during its movement:

either nearest/closest to the lower tool (generally, it corresponds to the end of the closing stroke), known as bottom dead centre (BDC);

or furthest from the lower tool (generally, it corresponds to the end of the opening stroke), known as top dead centre (TDC)

Note 1 to entry: Tool/punch is replaced by upper tool.

Note 2 to entry: Die is replaced by lower tool.

[SOURCE: ISO 16092-1:2017, 3.2.4]