development of PLM software speeds satellite
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Dassault Systemes (DS) and ISS Reshetnev Company have announced the successful implementation of an integrated Catia and Enovia solution to enhance the design of 3D satellite models.
The solution has improved the collaboration between key functions within the organisation to speed the design of telecommunications and navigation satellites.
This approach has also enabled ISS Reshetnev Company to expand its reach and to take advantage of opportunities in the international aerospace market.
ISS Reshetnev Company has taken part in more than 40 space programmes in communication, TV broadcasting, navigation, geodesy and research.
More than 1,200 spacecraft have been manufactured at ISS Reshetnev, which encompasses the management of the whole product lifecycle, from design to controlling the spacecraft while in orbit.
In 1993 the company began to trial and use different CAD systems.
In 2008, ISS Reshetnev launched a project that implemented Dassault Systemes software to design spacecraft structure components and onboard cable systems.
‘After the successful completion of the DS PLM implementation in 2008/2009, our strategic goal is to switch to the complete electronic definition of the spacecraft with all-round automation of business processes and development cycles,’ said Sergey Gorokhov, chief of CAD department at ISS Reshetnev Company.
‘Dassault Systemes PLM solutions give us the opportunity to design and manufacture spacecraft in a cost-efficient manner,’ he added.
Catia has facilitated data exchange among international suppliers and partners.
It also has enabled ISS Reshetnev to design not only separate units, sets and components, but the entire digital model of a spacecraft, including CNC programming.
Engineers switched to the automotive data exchange technology using 3D annotation technology.
3D models are agreed through Enovia Smarteam.
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