You can use Weight and Balance to view the predefined KPIs, drill-down, and
analyze data.
To filter on structure, you can decide on which configuration the assessment is applied. Once
you select a configuration, the assessment roll-up starts. The rolled-up value versus
the objective value is displayed on the configured element.
If several configurations are available for this item, you can select one of them.
You can also compare different configurations.
Tip:
When your component has
more than six configurations, a search box is displayed and you can filter the list.
The web page displays the consolidated KPIs for this item. If you hover over the chart,
a tooltip displays the KPI values.
Optional:
To verify if your data are consistent with the indexed components in Exalead CloudView, click Launch an Index Scan.
An index scan starts. A periodic index scan (every 2 minutes) is automatically
defined during the installation of the app.
Optional:
To verify the server status, click Check server status and select
Dispatcher,
ORPHEUS Controller Server or Semantic Graph Index
.
You can see blue indicators when the status is valid, or gray indicators when it
is not. A tooltip indicates what you should do or provides the index scan date.
To display all the hierarchic levels of the KPIs
(relationships), click
Cockpit Hierarchy.
To display all the existing KPIs, click
All KPIs.
When a label is selected, the KPI name is displayed at the p of the window
(Global Scoring > Weight).
Assess the Weight
You can see the detailed analytics of the
weight.
Click the
weight's
KPI label.
Compare the
weight
of the item and the defined targets.
The following information is displayed:
Weight: Mass of the item, with the
fluid
weight
included when the item (a pipe) contains a fluid; therefore, the mass of the
item is called the wet
weight.
For more information, see
Assess the Fluid Weight and the Dry Weight.
Objective: Value to reach for the selected element. There is not
any value nor assessment gauge when objectives have not been defined
(see the image below.)
Tolerance: Statistical consolidation
of tolerances on children.
Confidence: Consolidation of the
confidence percentage.
Budget: Sum of all budgets defined on
every level of the structure.
Tip:
Click
More Details to visualize other
analytics such as Tolerance and Budget.
Assessment gauge chart: An assessment of a specific KPI regarding
its objectives. A colored gauge replaces the image with the "No
objectives defined" information, when objectives have been
specified. The blue area of the gauge represents the objective value
(6kg in the example). The red, yellow, or green area of the gauge
represents the item's weight. The gauge can be red because the weight is over the objective
(for example: 6.5736kg). For more information, see About the Assessment Gauge.
Sources: A pie chart to focus on the weight source of a single item. For
more information, see Structural Distribution.
Weight Trend: A trend chart appears only
if you took a snapshot before. You can select other attributes in the list. See
Display the Timeline Chart.
To go back to the
weight,
center of gravity,
and
inertia matrix
KPIs' page, click
Overview.
Assess the Fluid Weight and the Dry Weight
When a physical product includes pipes filled with liquid material, the
fluidic mass is computed. A separate secondary analytics provides the fluidic weight and the dry weight.
Pipe without fluid:
Pipe with fluid:
Before you begin: To perform this task,
To compute the wet
weight
of the product, taking the LineID modification into account, open
Weight Analysis
and follow the instructions in
Computing the Weight.
To update your data in CloudView, click
Launch an Index
Scan in
Weight and Balance.
From the
3DEXPERIENCE
or the
3DDashboard,
search for an element with pipes containing fluid in the
3DSearch.
Do one of the following:
From the 3DEXPERIENCE, open the element and click Weight and Balance from
the Business Insight section of the action bar.
Or from the 3DDashboard, drag it onto the Weight and Balanceapp to compute the KPIs.
Click the
weight's
KPI label.
Notes:
The fluid mass affects the value of the
weight
KPI. The total mass of the item is: the mass of the structure, plus the fluid
weight.
The value of the
inertia matrix
varies with the liquid
weight.
The value of the
center of gravity
remains the same for leaf nodes as the fluid's
center of gravity
is approximately the same as the pipe structure's.
For intermediary nodes, the fluid weight impacts their
center of gravity,
as it is proportional to the wet
weight
of its leaf children.
To get the detailed analytics of
weight
KPI as dry and fluid
weight,
click
Analytics and select
Dry Weight, Wet Weight.
A pie chart with color codes displays the distribution of the dry (gray), fluid (light blue)
and wet (dark blue) weight: Dry weight, wet weight pie chart
The wet weight is the sum of dry weight and fluid weight: . It is indexed in the Cloud View.
To compare the business values of the
weight
KPI with previous ones, select the
Dry Weight, Wet Weight Trend. For more
information, see
Take a Snapshot and
Display the Timeline Chart.
A historical graph displays the previous dry and fluid weight analytics, saved during a snapshot.
There is a legend for the KPI values, the objectives and the dry and
fluid weight trends, therefore, you can also
compare the wet weight value with the predefined KPI
objectives.
To go back to the weight, center of gravity, and inertia matrix KPIs' page, click
Overview.
Structural Distribution
You can see the weight structural distribution in an
assembly and -drill-down to the metric structure from an item.
You can display its consolidated metric information in a pie chart or multilist view, and
customize it in the Business Insight assessment applications only.
Click the label of the metric.
Select Structural Distribution to
get an assessment of an item from the assembly in a dedicated tab. You can display the
assessment in a pie chart view (default option) or in a multilist view:
Pie chart view:
By
default, the pie chart view is displayed.
Multilist view (example of a Cost metric).
Note:
You can switch between the pie chart view and the multilist view by clicking
the button or
in
the right corner of the panel.
The multilist view is available for all the assessment apps and provides all the metrics in a single view along with its drill-down.
There are headers and subheaders for each metric based on the cockpit. You can
customize the display of the headers by selecting the following contextual
commands on the cells. For more information, see the next step.
The first column displays the title header of the item along with its revision
and its structure in a tree. The multilist view also displays data coming from different facets, for
example: Manufacturing, Operation etc. The data coming from the facet is one
level below the context item. A mask appears on the type icon: .
The second column displays the metric values along with the assessment icon
(only if the objective is set).
Assessment Icon
Assessment Detail
On Target
If the value and its objective are the same.
Over or Under
Target
If the value is outside target range of the objective.
Within Target
If the value is within the target range of the objective but is not
the targeted value. This case is specific to the objective within
range.
Here is an example of an assessment icon:
You obtain, for example, a consolidated metric information of a metric from its
Engineering or Manufacturing structure.
Note:
The drill-down is always one level.
Click an element either in the pie chart or in the dedicated tab and select a contextual command.
Command
Functionality
Open in a new tab
Launches the selected item in a separate tab of the assessment app.
Drill down into this element
Opens one level drill-down to reveal the child items and its metrics.
Select in 3D
Cross-highlights the selected item in the 3D Navigate app.
Note:
This command is only available when the assessment app has been paired with the 3D Navigate app.
Cancel selection and reveal
Removes the cross-highlighting after the Select in 3D command is
executed.
Note:
This command is only available when the assessment app has been paired with a 3D Navigate app.
To customize the multilist view columns, select the Column
Customization contextual command.
A panel is displayed containing two tabs:
Metric:
Displays the entire metrics specific to the cockpit in a numbered list. You can
select one or several metrics. Your selection is persistent for the given
widget. At least one metric should be selected, otherwise an error message
appears.
Metric Info:
Displays a selection list containing the Value,
Confidence, Tolerance,
Budget, Objective, and
Assessment parameters. The Value
option is selected by default and cannot be cleared. Your selection is also
persistent. You can reorder the Metric Info subheader in the multilist view
through column customization. This can be achieved by going to the
Metric Info tab and by dragging the lines to rearrange
them.
To sort the columns, click a header.
A button
appears to select the ascending or descending order. The sorting is always level by
level.
Repeat this operation to drill down on another structure.
To go back to the page of weight, center of gravity, and inertia matrix metrics, click Assessment.
Access Complementary Analytics Information
You can filter complementary analytics information.
Click the
weight's
KPI label.
Click
Analytics.
From the list on the right side of the window, select an
analytics to display its various categories in the pie chart.
The list contains the following analytics:
Analytics
Description
Life Cycle
Focuses on the kind of weights dispatched in the
structure: Measured, Declared, Computed, Estimated, and
Inherited.
Note:
The Inherited category in Life Cycle
Complementary Analytics is used to display the
percentage of the weight coming from CATIA
V5 or any other external source. If there is not any
other value, the inherited weight (coming from
CATIA V5 for example) is considered as the product
weight.
The different
kinds of weight are ranked in
order of confidence level, starting with Measured
having a high-level of confidence. For Example:
The confidence level for a measured value is
100% and cannot be edited.
The default confidence level for an inherited
value is 0% and cannot be modified.
Missing
Describes the occurrences on which a weight value is missing or
must be ignored by the user. Three categories are
defined: Missing Value, Valued and Ignored.
Note:
If a
null density is applied or the weight is at 0kg, the
defined category is Valued, not Missing.
Outdated vs Geometry
To know if the weight is up-to-date or
not relative to its geometry.
Threshold
Percentage is a value defined in the data model. By default, the value is 70%, but
it can be modified in the matrix query language. For
more information, see the cookbook available in the
directory called DES server installation runtime:
[INSTALLDIR]\Scala\Cookbook - How to define
a new Balance type vXX.pdf. Two categories
are defined: Below and Over the threshold. Depending on
whether the weight confidence value is
over the threshold or not, the value corresponds to one
category or another.
Budget and threshold
Three categories are defined: Budget, Valued below and Valued over. If the value is
an add-on, it is considered in the Budget category. If
the value is not an add-on, two cases are possible: if
the confidence value is over the threshold, it belongs
to the Valued over category. Otherwise it belongs to the
Valued below category.
Displays the number of occurrences belonging to the Weight Bill of Material
according to their reaching target status in a pie
chart.
There are four status categories:
Reached: the occurrences have a target and
have reached the target.
Failed: the occurrences have a target but do
not reach the target.
No value: the occurrences have a target but no
value.
No objective: the occurrences do not have a
target.
An occurrence reaches its target if:
Its value is between the minimum and maximum
values defined for the objective.
The KPI behavior is “LowerReach” (like for the
weight) and the value is below the objective or
the maximum objective.
The KPI behavior is “UpperReach” (like for the
Power creation) and the value is over the
objective or the minimum objective.
Note:
If an occurrence is not part of the
Weight Bill of Material because its father overloads
the values, this occurrence is not taken into
consideration in the pie chart.
When you
hover over a category in the pie chart, the
occurrences belonging to this category are colored
in the work area:
Red: for occurrences belonging to the Failed
category.
Green: for occurrences belonging to the
Reached category.
Orange: for occurrences belonging to the No
value category.
Tip:
Selecting Reveal
all categories colorizes all
occurrences according to their reaching target
status.
Note:
The administrator can customize this list to display other
analytics. For more information, see the cookbook available in the DES
server installation runtime directory:
[INSTALLDIR]\Scala\Cookbook - How to define a new Balance
type vXX.pdf.
Look at the Analytics pie chart to assess the KPI of
the chosen analytics.
Declared value of Life-Cycle
Estimated value of Life-Cycle
Computed value of Life Cycle
To go back to the
weight,
center of gravity,
and
inertia matrix
KPIs' page, click
Overview.
Take a Snapshot
You can take a snapshot of the current KPI values for future
comparisons.
Before you begin: This command is available only if no configuration has been
selected.
Click the
weight's
KPI label.
Click
Take a snapshot.
The trend information is stored in the analytics magnitude.
Warning:
The Snapshot command
is disabled when a zoning filter has been defined. For
more information, see
Using a Zoning Filter.
Optional:
To verify if your data are consistent with the indexed components in Exalead CloudView, click Launch an Index Scan.
An index scan starts. A periodic index scan (every 2 minutes) is automatically
defined during the installation of the app.
To compare the business values of the KPI with previous ones, select the
Weight Trend for example. The analytics trends
can also be displayed by selecting other items in the list: Life
Cycle Trend, Missing Trend,
Outdated Trend, Threshold
Trend, or Budget and Threshold Trend.
To go back to the
weight,
center of gravity,
and
inertia matrix
KPIs' page, click
Overview.
Display the Timeline Chart
You can activate a timeline chart to compare the KPI value with
the objectives.
When a specific configuration of the item has been selected, the
history is stored and retrieved directly from the configuration. Thus the
history is different when the user has selected the element itself, or a
specific configuration of the element.
Select only one KPI.
Click
Timeline.
The trend chart displays the following information:
A black curve represents the objectives. If no objective is
stored in the trend, the black curve does not appear.
A gray surface represents the minimum and maximum values of the objective.
A curve in light blue represents the KPI value.
A blue surface represents the tolerance value associated with the value.
Click
Take a snapshot.
The information is stored in the analytics magnitude. For
more information, see
Take a Snapshot.
To visualize the previous
weight
analytics, select a trend,
Weight Trend for example, in the list above
the trend.
In the list, you can select the following dimensions: Life Cycle
Trend, Missing Trend,
Outdated TrendThreshold
Trend or Budget and Threshold Trend.
The chart displays a legend for the KPI objectives, the values, and
the trend of the selected dimension. For example, if you select
Life Cycle Trend, a legend appears for the
estimated, declared, computed, and measured weight.
The surfaces corresponding to the minimum and maximum values of the
objective and to the tolerance for the KPI value, are not displayed.
The analytics magnitude is the same as the one of the KPI's, including
two axes: time and KPI magnitude. When you select Missing
Trend, a third axis called
Occurrences appears on the right side of the
timeline chart:
Tip:
Left-click over the chart and drag to zoom in the
trend. Click Reset zoom to switch back to the
normal view.
To go back to the
weight,
center of gravity,
and
inertia matrix
KPIs' page, click
Overview.
Display the Prediction Chart
To assess the risks or opportunities for the weight KPI, you can activate a
forecast timeline.
Select a KPI.
Click Anticipate.
A time chart displays the following information:
Target value line: The black line appears on the chart
when a target exists.
Worst case curve: A combination of all possible
risks.
Best case curve: A combination of all possible
opportunities.
All events occur curve: A combination of opportunities
and risks without considering probabilities.
Statistical Prediction curve: A combination of
opportunities and risks considering their probabilities.
Notes:
You can hover over the points on the red or
green lines to see the risks or opportunities' name and
value.
Compare two Items
You can compare the KPIs of two or more selected items. You can
also compare different configurations of an item.
Select two items (or two configurations) in the
3DDashboard
and drag them onto
Weight and Balance.
There is a tab per items/root.
Click a KPI label.
Click
Comparison.
Two labels are displayed with the names of the selected
items.
To have access to other commands, click the name of an item.
Click
Explore to search for an item.
Click
Add to comparison to add the item to the
comparison chart.
A new tab entitled
Comparison appears.
If the number of KPIs is less or equal to two, you obtain a bar
chart:
If the number of KPIs is more than two, you obtain a spider
chart:
Tip:
If you hover over the chart, a tooltip displays
the KPI values.
To drill down and change the way the chart is displayed, click
one of the KPIs.
To hide a bar, click its legend at the bottom of the chart.
To remove an item from comparison, click
or select
Remove from comparison from the tab's list.
To go back to the
weight,
center of gravity,
and
inertia matrix
KPIs' page, click
Overview.