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ENGINEERING / DEFINE / BOARD PRODUCTION REQUIREMENTS

Lock the design basis
before engineering the line.

After Discovery, we convert the confirmed board requirement, local raw materials, formulation status, capacity target and customer factory floor plan into an approved basis for process planning, equipment scope, automation and site engineering.

02 — DEFINITION PURPOSE

FROM DISCOVERY TO AN APPROVED DESIGN BASIS

Turn confirmed inputs
into engineering boundaries.

01

Remove ambiguity

Convert the board, raw-material, formulation, thickness, dimensions and output requirements into measurable engineering inputs.

02

Prevent process and site mismatch

Check whether the process route, capacity, automation, utilities and equipment footprint are compatible with the customer’s factory.

03

Create the engineering handoff

Approve the scope and design basis needed for detailed line layout, interfaces, foundation planning and technical quotation.

SPECIFICATION LOCK

Define what must be true
before the line is engineered.

Each definition item lists the production evidence required to support the decision before engineering begins.

01

Board & Product Specification

Board type, intended application, dimensions, thickness range, density, surface quality and required performance.

Definition locked →
02

Raw Materials & Formulation Basis

Local material sources, existing recipe status, board samples, trial evidence and items requiring validation.

Definition locked →
03

Capacity & Process Route

Shift, daily or annual output, operating hours, product mix, buffers and required production stages.

Definition locked →
04

Factory Floor Plan & Site Conditions

Available area, clear height, columns, access, storage, logistics routes, utilities, drainage and environmental limits.

Definition locked →
05

Equipment Scope & Automation

Supply boundary, feeding and handling method, line control, staffing model, optional modules and expansion reserve.

Definition locked →
06

Acceptance & Drawing Basis

Product tests, performance criteria, FAT scope and the confirmed inputs required for layout, utility and foundation drawings.

Definition locked →

ENGINEERING BOUNDARIES

Separate fixed requirements
from flexible choices.

Some conditions must be locked, some can be optimized, and some require trials before the final configuration is approved.

01 / FIXED

Fixed Requirements

  • Target board and performance
  • Thickness and dimensions
  • Minimum production capacity
  • Applicable product standards
  • Confirmed factory envelope
  • Local voltage and utilities
03 / VALIDATE

Validate Before Approval

  • Locally sourced raw materials
  • New or unverified formulation
  • Unusual thickness or density
  • Special curing requirement
  • Factory or foundation constraint
  • Acceptance test feasibility

DEFINITION WORKFLOW

A practical route from
discovery to an approved design basis.

The Define stage creates a shared technical reference for the customer, process engineer, equipment team and later site-design work.

01

Review the Discovery Handoff

Confirm the board, raw materials, formulation status, capacity and unresolved technical questions.

02

Validate the Floor Plan & Site

Review available space, columns, access, storage, utilities and the conditions affecting equipment placement.

03

Confirm Scope & Automation

Agree the process stages, equipment boundary, material handling, staffing target and control level.

04

Approve the Design Basis

Record the confirmed direction for detailed layout, equipment engineering, foundation planning and quotation.

DEFINE STAGE OUTPUTS

An approved basis
for Engineer.

These outputs control the next stage: detailed process engineering, equipment layout, interface design, foundation planning and technical quotation.

Continue to Engineer →
01

Defined Requirement Basis

Confirmed board, raw-material, formulation, capacity, factory and quality requirements.

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02

Process Route & Supply Boundary

Required production stages, optional deep processing, customer-supplied items and interface responsibilities.

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03

Equipment Scope & Automation Matrix

Equipment groups, material-handling method, control level, staffing model and optional modules.

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04

Factory Layout Design Inputs

Confirmed floor plan, access, storage, material flow, utility positions and site constraints.

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05

Foundation & Utility Design Basis

Equipment loads, service requirements and confirmed information needed for detailed construction drawings.

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06

Acceptance & Validation Basis

Material trials, product tests, performance criteria, FAT scope and commissioning acceptance requirements.

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READY TO APPROVE THE DESIGN BASIS?

Confirm the requirement.
Confirm the factory.
Then engineer the line.

Share the confirmed board specification, local raw materials, formulation status, target capacity, factory floor plan, utilities, automation expectation and acceptance requirements. We will organize them into a controlled basis for detailed engineering.

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