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Guidelines for Beam Line Assembly Naming and Management in OSD

Follow these essential steps to efficiently manage beam line assemblies in your OSD session. Begin by loading the beam line or its subcomponents, then copy the entire assembly to ensure new system identifiers are issued. Delete the original model to avoid confusion, and always refer to the version checked into WorkManager. Confirm that all names conform to the ALS nomenclature scheme, which includes capitalized names, underscores, and specific structures for assembly names. Adhering to these conventions ensures clarity and reusability across beam lines.

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Guidelines for Beam Line Assembly Naming and Management in OSD

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  1. Step 1 - Load Load the beam line or its sub components into your OSD session

  2. Step 2 - Copy Copy the entire assembly – this will insure that new system identifiers are issued for each of the components

  3. Step 3 – Delete Original Model To prevent confusion delete the original model from your session. Note: Never again use the model that is stored on your U: drive always use the model checked into WorkManager.

  4. Step 4 – Confirm Nomenclature Check to make sure that all of the assembly and part names conform to the ALS nomenclature scheme. Review the following 3 slides for a review of the ALS naming convention.

  5. Model Naming Conventions 6 Rules: 1)All SolidDesigner part and assembly names are CAPITALIZED ex: BUILDING_ASSY VVR1_ASSY 2) Spaces between words are underscored ex: EXPERIMENTAL_FLOOR_ASSY VVR3_VALVE_STAND_ASSY 3) Hyphens are used between port numbers ex: 3-2-1_BRANCHLINE_FRONT_END_ASSY 3-2-2_HUTCH_ASSY 3-2-1_ENDSTATION_ASSY

  6. Model Naming Conventions 6 Rules continued: 4) Each sector will have the following basic structure: ex: SECTOR_x_TOP_ASSY BUILDING_ASSY FRONT_END_ENVIRONMENT_ASSY EXPERIMENTAL_FLOOR_ASSY SECTOR_x_WALL_ASSY PORT_x-x_ASSY(S) 5) Beamline level assembly names start with a number (sector-port-branchline(s)) ex: 3-2-1_BRANCHLINE_FRONT_END_ASSY 3-2-2_HUTCH_ASSY 3-2-1_ENDSTATION_ASSY 6) Components below beamline level assemblies do NOT include the sector-port-branchline number. ex: PSS_ASSY VVR2_FAST_VALVE_ASSY Number is not included so that assemblies can be copied/shared to other beam lines and do not have to be renamed.

  7. Model Naming Convention Summary Assy structure taken from WorkManager. • All Caps • Under scores between words • Hyphens between numbers • Sector assembly basic structure • Beam Line assy start with numbers; sector-port-branchline • Beam Line sub-assys named with descriptive names. These non beam line specific assemblies can be re-used on different beam lines with out re-naming. Note: Sector 3 used as an example.

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