Overview
ISO 22745-1:2010 is an international standard established by ISO that focuses on industrial automation systems and integration. This part 1 document provides an overview and fundamental principles for the development and usage of open technical dictionaries in the management of master data. Open technical dictionaries enable standardized, interoperable data representation across various automation systems, facilitating seamless data exchange and improved information consistency within industrial environments.
The standard outlines the scope of ISO 22745, detailing essential requirements for open technical dictionaries, describes the architectural framework underpinning the standard, and summarizes other parts within the ISO 22745 series. It also compares ISO 22745 with related standards such as ISO 13584 and ISO 15926, highlighting differences in approach and application.
This foundational document serves as an important reference for industries aiming to enhance their data integration capabilities through effective master data management using standardized technical vocabularies.
Key Topics
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Scope and Purpose
Defines the extent and objectives of ISO 22745 specific to open technical dictionaries and master data applications in industrial automation.
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Requirements for Open Technical Dictionaries
Specifies mandatory criteria such dictionaries must meet to ensure consistency, interoperability, and usability in various industrial systems.
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Architecture of ISO 22745
Explains the structural design and components of the standard’s framework, facilitating the implementation of open dictionaries within automation environments.
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Overview of ISO 22745 Series
Summarizes related parts that provide further guidance, technical details, and application-specific instructions beyond the introductory overview.
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Comparison with Related Standards
Discusses differences and complementarities with:
- ISO 13584 - Parts library and product data representation
- ISO 15926 - Industrial data integration for process plants
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Additional Resources
Locations for supplementary information and tools to assist implementers in applying the standard effectively.
Applications
ISO 22745-1:2010 is crucial for organizations and professionals involved in:
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Industrial Automation Systems
Enhancing communication and data integration between automated equipment, controllers, and IT systems.
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Master Data Management
Establishing consistent, reusable technical vocabularies to describe equipment, parts, and technical components.
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Supply Chain Optimization
Facilitating accurate and efficient exchange of product and parts data between suppliers, manufacturers, and users.
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System Integration Projects
Supporting interoperable data exchange that reduces errors and improves maintenance and operational efficiency.
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Standardization Initiatives
Promoting global harmonization of technical terms and data definitions to support industry-wide automation.
By adopting ISO 22745 principles, organizations can significantly improve the reliability and accessibility of their master data, enabling advanced analytics, automated workflows, and comprehensive asset management.
Related Standards
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ISO 13584 (PLIB - Parts Library)
Concentrates on the standardized representation of component libraries and product data, often used alongside ISO 22745 for detailed product structuring.
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ISO 15926 (Industrial Data Integration)
Provides a comprehensive ontology framework for process plants, complementing ISO 22745’s dictionary approach with semantically rich data integration.
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IEC 61512 (Batch Control)
A related automation standard where consistent master data supports effective batch process execution.
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ISO 8000 (Data Quality)
Highlights the importance of data quality aspects when implementing master data dictionaries like those specified in ISO 22745.
Implementing ISO 22745-1:2010 facilitates robust master data architecture through open, standardized technical dictionaries-key for advancing industrial automation interoperability and integration in modern manufacturing and processing environments.