If a new release CIP is generated via PARTproject a new release CIP is generated, this process automatically searches the catalog for standardized parts. All NNs and NTs are scanned to see whether they contain one of the following "key terms" PLUS a number (e.g. DIN 123). If this is the case, the project is automatically assigned to the class of the standard project found in the standards classification. Projects classified in this way are displayed in the PARTdataManager with the standards icon icon.

3-digit keywords:

DIN, ISO, ANSI B, NF E, VDI, UNI, NAS, NASM, BSI, ASNA, JIS, CSN, STN, GOST, JB/T, NIHS

2-digit keywords:

EN, SN, LN, AN, SN, BS, IS, KS, GB, PN, GB, MS, VG

Unfortunately, incorrect classifications often occur with the 2-digit key terms in particular, as, for example, an NT "pipe bend 90° " is incorrectly classified as "EN 90" (i.e. a Euronorm 90). Misclassifications of this kind can be corrected by going to PARTproject -> General tab -> General menu item -> Similar to standard (optional) [Similar to standard parts (optional)] and regenerating the catalog. The classifications must be checked regularly.

Note

A manual entry of a standard classification leads to the same result as the automatic search. However, the icon is not immediately visible. The field is read during the cip generation, when the catalog is published. In the course of this it is checked, if the value fits into the Standards classification and if yes the project is added to the Standards classification. Then when installing the generated cip, the icon becomes visible.