Material coding schema

Feb 1, 2013Download as ppt, pdf

0 likes231 views

The document describes a coding schema for materials used in hydroelectric power projects. It assigns a 12-digit code to all materials, with the first two digits representing main groups, the third and fourth representing sub-groups, and so on, with more specific designations in each additional pair of digits. The coding schema is hierarchical, becoming more specific in each additional pair of digits from the main group down to parameters in the final four digits.

Material coding
hydro power project

The designed schema is to assign
12 digit code to all materials

The Schema hierarchy is as follows:

Main First two digits ‘00’ to 99 having 42 main groups and 58
Groups blanks for future use
Sub Third & fourth digit constituting four digit
Groups ‘0000’ sub-group codes for each main group
totaling 369 sub groups to cover all the items
used in a hydro power plant the number of SG
may further increase depending up on the type
and expanse of items

Sub- Fifth & sixth digit constituting six
Sub digit ‘000000’ of sub-sub-group
groups codes for each sub group totaling
2293 sub-sub groups to cover all the
items used in a hydro power plant the
number of SSG may further increase
depending up on the type and expanse
of items.

Category Seventh & eighth digit constituting eight digit
‘00000000’ of category codes for each sub-sub group
totaling 6902 categories to cover all the items used in
a hydro power plant the number of CTGRY will
further increase depending up on the type and
expanse of items particularly in MG 36, 37, 46, 67,
74, etc where technical classification remain
common for each sub-sub group of items say gate
valve cast steel may have many NBs in its category.

Parameters Ultimate 9th to 12th digits making twelve digit
‘000000000000’ item code under each category. In
several cases even last four digits follow technical
parameters of the items and will not be a serial
number.

CODE MAIN GROUP DESCRIPTION
10 HE POWER PROJECTS
25 WATER TREATMENT PLANT, COOLING WATER
SYSTEM & PUMPS
26 DREDGER, CRAFT, POLLUTION CONTROL &
ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING EQUIPMENT
27 COMPRESSOR, THEIR COMPONENTS AND SPARES
28 AIRCONDITIONING, VENTILATION, COMPONENTS,
FANS & BLOWERS
29 FIRE FIGHTING AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT, DAMAGE
CONTROL SYSTEM
36 PIPE TUBES HOSE & CONDUITS WITH THEIR
FITTINGS
37 VALVES, COCKS & THEIR SPARES
40 GASKET OIL SEAL AND ADHESIVE
44 HAND TOOLS, CUTTING TOOLS, WORK SHOP ITEMS
WITH ACCESSORIES, GRINDERS
46 WELDING, GAS CUTTING, BRAZING EQUIPMENT

47 MECHANICAL POWER TRANSMISSION ITEMS
48 FASTENERS
49 BEARINGS, BUSHES, PLUMMER BLOCKS & THEIR SPARES
51 EOT CRANES, HOIST, RIGGING MATERIAL, ROPES, LIFTS &
ELEVATORS
52 WEIGHBRIDGES, WEIGHING SCALES & WEIGHING DEVICES
INCLUDING LOAD CELLS
56 POL & DEVICE
57 INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS, LABORATORY CHEMICALS & ITEMS
61 ELECTRICAL INSULATION ITEMS, THERMAL, ACOUSTIC
INSULATION, REFRACTORY,
63 ELECTRICAL MEASURING METERS, INSTRUMENTS, TESTING
EQUIPMENT
65 CABLES, INSULATED WIRES, INSTALLATION ACCESSORIES
66 TRANSMISSION, DISTRIBUTION, LINE TOWER AND SUBSTATION
67 POWER PROTECTION ITEMS, VIZ POWER SUPPLY, SWITCH
GEAR, LIGHTNING ARRESTER
68 TRANSFORMERS (EHT, HT, LT, CT, PT, CVT & INSTRUMENT),
REACTORS AND POWER CAPACITORS

71 D.G. SETS, DYNAMO AND AC/DC CONVERTER
72 ALL MOTORS, SPARES, STARTERS, CARBON BRUSHES
73 DC POWER SOURCE & BATTERY, CHARGER, CELLS
74 CONTROL INSTRUMENTATION
75 LAMPS AND LUMINAIRE WITH FITTINGS
80 STRUCTURALCONSTRUCTIONAL STEEL & ALLOY STEEL,
BARBED WIRES, STEEL WIRE NETS, FENCING MATERIAL
81 ALUMINIUM, NON FERROUS, POLYMER & OTHER NON
METALLIC SECTIONS
82 CIVIL CONSTRUCTION EQUIP, BUILDING MATERIAL
83 SANITARY TOILET FITTINGS AND SEWAGE FACILITIES,
DRAINAGE
84 SURFACE PREPARATION ITEMS, PAINTS, COATINGS,
DISPENSING EQUIPMENT
85 WOOD, TIMBER, PLYWOOD SECTIONS, DOORS, WINDOW AND
FITTINGS
88 METALLIC, WOODEN, GLASS AND PLASTIC FURNITURE AND
FITTINGS

91 COMPUTER AND ACCESSORIES
92 OFFICE EQUIPMENT & STATIONARY ITEMS
93 COMMUNICATION SYSTEM, TELEPHONE, WIRELESS INCLUDING
SATELLITE COMMUNICATION
94 HOUSE KEEPING ITEMS, FOOD STUFF, GARDENING, TREE
PLANTATION & ALLIED ITEMS
95 KITCHEN APPLIANCES, ACCOMMODATION/COMFORT,
LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT, SPORTS & MUSICAL ITEMS. FLOOR
COVERING CARPETS, MATTRESS,DOOR MATS, CANVAS &
WATER PROOF MATERIAL FURNISHING MATERIAL , BEDDING
MATERIAL, CURTAIN, DRESS, UNIFORM AND CLOTHING,
UPHOLSTERY, LINEN, ETC

98 HMV, LV, MULTIPURPOSE VEHICLES, AMBULANCE, PICK-UP
VANES, CARS, MOTOR CYCLE, SCOOTER, CYCLE

Ranjit Kumar Ghose has over 50 years of experience in various roles in the steel industry, including as assistant foreman, general foreman, plant superintendent, chief superintendent, works manager, and general manager. He now runs his own management and engineering consultancy firm, R K Hitech Centre Private Limited, providing services such as industrial operation and management, project implementation, corporate rehabilitation, and diversification management to over 100 organizations. Some of his responsibilities and qualifications are listed.

Coding in material management Dinesh Nikam

��

Coding refers to the process of assigning symbols or codes to parts and materials to identify them systematically. Effective coding systems are simple, unique, compact and flexible enough to meet future needs. Coding helps organize large numbers of materials by bringing similar items together, avoiding duplicates, and making materials easy to store, identify and track. Common coding systems include numerical, alphabetical, alphanumeric and mnemonic systems which use numbers, letters or a combination to encode materials. Coding provides benefits like reduced storage sizes and easier material accounting, but risks include potential for codes to be misunderstood or forgotten.

Store management & CodificationVarun Venugopalan

��

The document discusses store management and codification. It defines stores as places where materials, components, tools and equipment are kept. Stores management ensures all storekeeping and stock control activities are carried out efficiently. Codification represents each item with a unique code to avoid ambiguity and standardize item names. It groups similar items and serves as a basis for simplification and standardization in stores management.

e-Waste Management in Electronics industry (IWM group presentation ME-2).pptxssuser02fa7e

��

The document discusses e-waste management in the electronics industry. It defines e-waste as obsolete electronic equipment nearing the end of its useful life. Rapid innovation in the computer industry means electronics have short lifespans of around 2 years on average. E-waste poses health and environmental risks if improperly disposed of, as it contains hazardous materials like lead, cadmium, and mercury. The document outlines the major types of electronic equipment that contribute to e-waste, including computers, monitors, phones, and televisions. It warns that landfilling e-waste can pollute land and water sources with heavy metals.

14. introduction to supply chains presentationCREA Inc.

��

This document discusses supply chain issues in the electronics industry. It notes that electronics products have complex global supply chains with components originating from many different countries. It outlines labor issues at assembly factories like wages and working hours as well as health issues from repetitive motion, chemical exposures, and heavy metals. Environmental concerns include toxic chemical use and disposal during production and recycling. The document advocates examining policies of brand name companies to address these social and environmental issues across their global supply chains.

Kohler Power Systems Corporate PresentationMd.Nurun Nobi Raju

��

Kohler Co. is a privately-held American company founded in 1873 that produces power generators, engines, and other electrical equipment. It has over 35,000 employees across 55 manufacturing facilities on 6 continents. The presentation focuses on Kohler Power Systems Southeast Asia, which was formed to better serve customers in the region with shorter lead times, cost-effective spare parts, and products tailored to Asian needs. It provides generators, switchgear, industrial solutions, service support, training, and spare parts to distributors and customers in over 22 Southeast Asian countries.

WSS Group & AEL Aberdeen Dina Izteleuova

��

Technical textile in industerial sectorAfzal Rana

��

1) Technical textiles are textile materials and products manufactured primarily for their technical properties rather than aesthetic characteristics. 2) Technical textiles are used in a wide range of industrial sectors including construction, transportation, medical, protection, packaging, and more. 3) Some common technical textile products include reinforcements made from fibers like glass and carbon fiber used in composites, insulation materials for construction, agricultural fabrics for greenhouses and fishing nets, and automotive textiles like airbags and seat covers.

Sune Sørensen, GGP Group presentation at Spare Parts 2013Copperberg

��

The GGP (Global Garden Products) group, a leading manufacturer of lawn mowers and garden equipment, has over 1,100 employees and generates a turnover exceeding EUR 430 million. The company operates production plants in Italy, Sweden, and Slovakia, with a strategic network that enhances cost efficiency and responsiveness to customer demands. Current aftermarket trends highlight the need for improved logistics, reduced costs, and a focus on stocking strategies to adapt to market changes.

Building services -Rami Reddy

��

This document provides an introduction to building services and outlines what they include. It defines building services as everything inside a building that makes it safe and comfortable, including energy supply, heating/cooling, water/plumbing, lighting, lifts/escalators, ventilation, security systems, and fire protection. It notes that mechanical and electrical systems allow modern buildings to provide better environments for work and living through features like lighting, temperature control, power, sanitation, and life/property protection. Finally, it provides a checklist of requirements to consider for mechanical, electrical, and building operation systems in a comprehensive building project.

Smart Grid Innovation, Interoperability, and Standards ManagementIHS

��

The document discusses a webcast on smart grid innovation, interoperability, and standards management. It provides an agenda for the webcast including speakers from the International Electrotechnical Commission and Verdantix who will discuss the IEC's role in smart grid standardization and the current state and future of the smart grid market. The smart grid is defined as an electricity network with bi-directional communication and power flows.

Diary ReportChong Chin Pin

��

i) The document discusses the electrical, water, sewerage, and drainage systems for a school building in Malaysia. It explains the components, equipment, and regulations for three-phase electrical systems, cold and hot water systems, sewerage and sanitation, and rainwater drainage. ii) Key elements of the electrical system include the distribution board, MCBs, switches, and sockets. The water system has components like storage tanks, pipes, valves, and toilets. Sewerage equipment contains traps, manholes, and uPVC pipes. Drainage includes gutters, downpipes, and concrete drains. iii) Regulations cover standards from TNB, Acts, and Uniform Building

Industrial Dep.nixmed

��

The document discusses an industrial division that provides products and services for various industries including renewable energy, medical, industrial automation, offshore mining/refining, machine tools, energy production/distribution, and audiovisual/telecommunications. Some key areas covered include interconnection solutions for harsh environments, renewable energy equipment, medical devices, industrial process equipment, machine tools, and connectivity solutions for broadcasting, telecom networks, and wind farms. The division also offers custom assembly, prototyping, and manufacturing services.

B serviceTeh Yang

��

This document is a student's project on building services systems for their design studio final project building. It includes sections on the electrical, water, sewerage/sanitary, and rainwater/surface drainage systems. For each system, it describes the introduction and function, operation, required materials and components, and relevant regulations. The electrical system overview includes components like the distribution board, electrical meter, switches, and lighting fixtures. The water system covers the cold and hot water networks, as well as components like the water tank, pipes, valves and boiler. The sewerage system discusses traps, gullies, septic tanks and vents. Finally, the rainwater system introduces surface drainage requirements for roofs and pavements

Introduction to the IEC and its Smart Grid initiativeInternational Electrotechnical Commission (IEC)

��

The document introduces the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) and its Smart Grid initiative. The IEC is an international standards organization for electrotechnology. It has formed Strategy Group 3 on Smart Grid to develop standards that achieve interoperability of smart grid devices through protocols and model standards. SG3 has developed a Smart Grid roadmap identifying relevant standards and future work. It also holds workshops bringing together technical committees to coordinate standards development and address gaps and overlaps. The IEC website provides information and resources on smart grid standards through its IEC zone on Smart Grid.

Material handling Nishant Agrawal

��

The document provides an overview of material handling, defining it as the art and science of moving, packing, and storing materials, with objectives to reduce costs and improve efficiency. It discusses various equipment used for material handling, including conveyors, cranes, and industrial trucks, along with principles of operations and storage management. Additionally, it addresses spare parts management and codification systems to enhance inventory organization and efficiency.

Building Services Project 2 DiaryNekumi Kida

��

The document outlines a project focused on understanding building services systems in a domestic-sized building, specifically a school for an alternative education program. It covers the necessary systems like electrical supply, water supply, and sewerage, providing detailed technical information and relevant laws governing these systems. The purpose is to apply learned concepts in design proposals and produce technical drawings for building plan approval.

Introduction To Building ServicesM. Arkam C. Munaaim Adj. Prof, PhD, PEPC, IntPE.

��

This document provides an introduction to building services and mechanical and electrical systems in buildings. It defines building services as everything inside a building that makes it safe and comfortable, including energy supply, heating/cooling, plumbing, lighting, transportation systems, security, and more. Mechanical and electrical systems are critical to modern buildings, providing features like lighting, temperature control, power, and life safety systems. The document outlines various mechanical systems like HVAC, plumbing, and fire protection, and electrical systems like power, lighting, and special systems. It provides checklists to help determine building requirements and scope M&E systems.

guidelines_GUIDELINES FOR DISTRIBUTION UTILITIES FOR DEVELOPMENT OF DISTRIBUT...PradiprajChatti

��

Eco DesignBSI British Standards Institution

��

This document provides information on several British Standards relating to eco-design and sustainability. It discusses standards for environmentally conscious design of electrical products (BS EN 62430), design for manufacturing (BS 8887), and remanufacturing (BS 8887-220). It also mentions standards relating to terms and definitions (BS 8887-2) and implementation of the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive. The document provides details on how to purchase the various standards online from the BSI group.

Odyssey 09 08-11vicjrme49

��

The document discusses the electrical and communication systems for a building project. It describes the low voltage power distribution, backup generator, telephone system, Wi-Fi system, fire alarm system, MATV system, CCTV system, access control system, and internal communication system. Diagrams are provided showing the riser configurations for these various systems. Specifications are also listed for equipment, materials, and vendors.

2 logisticsRishi Mathur

��

The document summarizes a lecture on supply chain management and logistics. It discusses the MIT-Zaragoza Alliance program and potential applications of RFID technology in supply chains. RFID uses automatic identification to track items without human scanning. This could improve inventory accuracy and enable more automated tracking of items throughout the supply chain. The technology is still developing but may eventually allow items to be tracked from production to store shelves and beyond.

Elektro Tipp Jan 2010Rajesh Rajan

��

This document provides information on ensuring compliance with IP ratings for electrical installations. It summarizes that [1] all components in a system must have the same level of protection, [2] components like cable glands and boxes must have properly fitting diameters and sealing ranges, and [3] systems must be installed according to specifications like proper torque and sealing to guarantee safety. The company discusses their coordinated product systems that range from IP 54 to IP 67 to ensure safe installations according to standards.

Pavilion public toilet and store rooms at open space for pak shek kokbumatech

��

This document discusses the installation of Duragrid T-1800 fiberglass grating panels as drainage channel covers in public toilet facilities near the Hong Kong Science Park. The fiberglass grating is more durable than steel or iron alternatives when exposed to cleaning chemicals like bleach. It provides a safe, anti-skid walking surface even when wet. The unique T-bar configuration increases the panel's strength while remaining lightweight for easy installation. The covers can be removed for maintenance or inspection.

parts treesaeid teymoori

��

This document provides a classification system for products in various industries including textiles, wood products, chemicals, construction materials, machinery, furniture, stationery, clothing, kitchen items and more. It is organized into 11 top-level categories that are further broken down into 3-4 levels of subcategories to provide more specific classifications. The categories cover a wide range of goods and materials across multiple sectors of the economy.

Hands Group Corporation G5 S ActivitiesRATAHGO

��

This document provides contact information for Hands Group Corporation and Gurkhas 5 Security, including their address, phone numbers, Skype, email, and websites. It then lists a wide range of products and industries they deal in, including petrochemicals, food, construction materials, medical equipment, computers, mining, and more. The products are organized into categories such as general industries, apparel, leather, instrumentation, mechanical, industrial supplies, packaging, healthcare, food industry ingredients, and others.

Open Source Ecology at Open Knowledge Conference 2011nikolayhg

��

The document discusses the concept of open-source modular systems for creating scalable and low-cost hardware solutions, aimed at enhancing modern civil infrastructure. It outlines various tools and machines, collaborative development practices, and the importance of open documentation for fabrication and repair. The piece emphasizes the potential of flexible fabrication and distributive economics in shaping future production and community-driven initiatives.

Silverline Metal Engineering Private Limited, Navi Mumbai, Fabricated Machine...IndiaMART InterMESH Limited

��

Silverline Metal Engineering Private Limited is an ISO 9001:2008 certified manufacturer and exporter of industrial equipment such as condensers, DSL systems, rail clamps, and sheet metal components. It has over a decade of experience serving major clients in industries such as manufacturing. The company offers a wide range of products including festoon systems, rail clamps, cable trolleys, crane components, and DSL accessories. It prides itself on its client-centric approach and high-quality products sourced from reputable vendors.

Material coding schema

1. Material coding hydro power project The designed schema is to assign 12 digit code to all materials The Schema hierarchy is as follows:

2. Main First two digits ‘00’ to 99 having 42 main groups and 58 Groups blanks for future use Sub Third & fourth digit constituting four digit Groups ‘0000’ sub-group codes for each main group totaling 369 sub groups to cover all the items used in a hydro power plant the number of SG may further increase depending up on the type and expanse of items Sub- Fifth & sixth digit constituting six Sub digit ‘000000’ of sub-sub-group groups codes for each sub group totaling 2293 sub-sub groups to cover all the items used in a hydro power plant the number of SSG may further increase depending up on the type and expanse of items.

3. Category Seventh & eighth digit constituting eight digit ‘00000000’ of category codes for each sub-sub group totaling 6902 categories to cover all the items used in a hydro power plant the number of CTGRY will further increase depending up on the type and expanse of items particularly in MG 36, 37, 46, 67, 74, etc where technical classification remain common for each sub-sub group of items say gate valve cast steel may have many NBs in its category. Parameters Ultimate 9th to 12th digits making twelve digit ‘000000000000’ item code under each category. In several cases even last four digits follow technical parameters of the items and will not be a serial number.

4. CODE MAIN GROUP DESCRIPTION 10 HE POWER PROJECTS 25 WATER TREATMENT PLANT, COOLING WATER SYSTEM & PUMPS 26 DREDGER, CRAFT, POLLUTION CONTROL & ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING EQUIPMENT 27 COMPRESSOR, THEIR COMPONENTS AND SPARES 28 AIRCONDITIONING, VENTILATION, COMPONENTS, FANS & BLOWERS 29 FIRE FIGHTING AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT, DAMAGE CONTROL SYSTEM 36 PIPE TUBES HOSE & CONDUITS WITH THEIR FITTINGS 37 VALVES, COCKS & THEIR SPARES 40 GASKET OIL SEAL AND ADHESIVE 44 HAND TOOLS, CUTTING TOOLS, WORK SHOP ITEMS WITH ACCESSORIES, GRINDERS 46 WELDING, GAS CUTTING, BRAZING EQUIPMENT

5. 47 MECHANICAL POWER TRANSMISSION ITEMS 48 FASTENERS 49 BEARINGS, BUSHES, PLUMMER BLOCKS & THEIR SPARES 51 EOT CRANES, HOIST, RIGGING MATERIAL, ROPES, LIFTS & ELEVATORS 52 WEIGHBRIDGES, WEIGHING SCALES & WEIGHING DEVICES INCLUDING LOAD CELLS 56 POL & DEVICE 57 INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS, LABORATORY CHEMICALS & ITEMS 61 ELECTRICAL INSULATION ITEMS, THERMAL, ACOUSTIC INSULATION, REFRACTORY, 63 ELECTRICAL MEASURING METERS, INSTRUMENTS, TESTING EQUIPMENT 65 CABLES, INSULATED WIRES, INSTALLATION ACCESSORIES 66 TRANSMISSION, DISTRIBUTION, LINE TOWER AND SUBSTATION 67 POWER PROTECTION ITEMS, VIZ POWER SUPPLY, SWITCH GEAR, LIGHTNING ARRESTER 68 TRANSFORMERS (EHT, HT, LT, CT, PT, CVT & INSTRUMENT), REACTORS AND POWER CAPACITORS

6. 71 D.G. SETS, DYNAMO AND AC/DC CONVERTER 72 ALL MOTORS, SPARES, STARTERS, CARBON BRUSHES 73 DC POWER SOURCE & BATTERY, CHARGER, CELLS 74 CONTROL INSTRUMENTATION 75 LAMPS AND LUMINAIRE WITH FITTINGS 80 STRUCTURALCONSTRUCTIONAL STEEL & ALLOY STEEL, BARBED WIRES, STEEL WIRE NETS, FENCING MATERIAL 81 ALUMINIUM, NON FERROUS, POLYMER & OTHER NON METALLIC SECTIONS 82 CIVIL CONSTRUCTION EQUIP, BUILDING MATERIAL 83 SANITARY TOILET FITTINGS AND SEWAGE FACILITIES, DRAINAGE 84 SURFACE PREPARATION ITEMS, PAINTS, COATINGS, DISPENSING EQUIPMENT 85 WOOD, TIMBER, PLYWOOD SECTIONS, DOORS, WINDOW AND FITTINGS 88 METALLIC, WOODEN, GLASS AND PLASTIC FURNITURE AND FITTINGS

7. 91 COMPUTER AND ACCESSORIES 92 OFFICE EQUIPMENT & STATIONARY ITEMS 93 COMMUNICATION SYSTEM, TELEPHONE, WIRELESS INCLUDING SATELLITE COMMUNICATION 94 HOUSE KEEPING ITEMS, FOOD STUFF, GARDENING, TREE PLANTATION & ALLIED ITEMS 95 KITCHEN APPLIANCES, ACCOMMODATION/COMFORT, LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT, SPORTS & MUSICAL ITEMS. FLOOR COVERING CARPETS, MATTRESS,DOOR MATS, CANVAS & WATER PROOF MATERIAL FURNISHING MATERIAL , BEDDING MATERIAL, CURTAIN, DRESS, UNIFORM AND CLOTHING, UPHOLSTERY, LINEN, ETC 98 HMV, LV, MULTIPURPOSE VEHICLES, AMBULANCE, PICK-UP VANES, CARS, MOTOR CYCLE, SCOOTER, CYCLE

�ݺ�ߣ

Material coding schema

Recommended

More Related Content

Similar to Material coding schema (20)

Material coding schema