Configure Consequence Evaluation Validation and Calculation

1. Access the Has Consequence Evaluation Relationship Definition. For information on accessing a relationship family, refer to the Access the Relationship Definition Section topic.
2. Create a One-to-Many Relationship Definition between the RBI Criticality Analysis family (Predecessor family) and the new CE family (successor family). For information on creating a relationship definition, refer to the Create a Relationship Definition topic.

1. In the record manager, select the datasheet of the Potential Degradation Mechanism that you want link to the family.
   The Potential Degradation Mechanism datasheet appears, displaying the General section.
2. Select Consequences.
3. In the Consequence 1 row:
   • Select a failure mode in the Value(s) box.
   • Select the new CE family in the Consequence Eval Used box.
   
   
   
4. Select .

   The potential degradation mechanism is linked to the configured Consequence Evaluation family.

1. Create a policy.
2. Access the Design workspace of the policy.
3. Add an Entity node that represents the family that you want to validate. For more information on Entity nodes, refer to the Entity Nodes in Policy Designer topic.
4. As needed, add other nodes required for the validations. For more information on the different types of nodes, refer to the Condition, Logic, and Calculation Nodes in Policies section in the Policy Designer documentation.
5. For each validation, add a Return Value node that has the error message that you want to display to the user when validating the policy. For more information on Return Value node, refer to the Return Value Nodes in Policy Designer topic.
   Note: Each Return Value node must have a unique name and the error messages must not contain more than 255 characters.
6. Save the policy.
   The analysis validation policy is created.

1. Create a policy.
2. Access the Design workspace of the policy.
3. Add an Entity node that represents the family that you want to calculate. For more information on Entity nodes, refer to the Entity Nodes in Policy Designer topic.
4. Add any other nodes to perform the required calculations. For more information on the different types of nodes, refer to the Condition, Logic, and Calculation Nodes in Policies section in the Policy Designer documentation.
5. For each calculation, add an Edit Entity node that contains the details of the output field and its value. For more information on Edit Entity nodes, refer to the Edit Entity Nodes in Policy Designer topic.
6. Save the policy.
   The calculation policy is created.

If you want to override the baseline validations, you must create a flexible validation record in the RBI 580 Flexible Calculation Preferences section. For more information on creating a flexible validation record, refer to the Create a Flexible Calculation Validation topic.

If you want to override the baseline calculations, you must create a flexible calculation record in the RBI 580 Flexible Calculation Preferences section. For more information on creating a flexible calculation record, refer to the Create a Flexible Calculation Configuration topic.

1. Create a new Consequence Evaluation family (Criticality Configured Consequence Evaluation). For information on creating a family, refer to the Create a Family topic.
   1. Create the following fields:
      • Production Loss
      • Lost Production Category

      For information on creating family fields, refer to the Create a New Family Field topic.

   2. Create a datasheet in the family. For information on creating a datasheet, refer to the Create a Datasheet topic.
   3. Add the newly created fields to the datasheet. For information on adding fields to a datasheet, refer to the Add Fields to a Datasheet topic.
   4. Create a One-to-Many relationship definition between the RBI Criticality Analysis family (Predecessor family) and the Criticality Configured Consequence Evaluation family (successor family). For more information on creating a relationship definition, refer to the Create a Relationship Definition topic.
2. Link a Potential Degradation Mechanism to the Criticality Configured Consequence Evaluation family. For example, link the Creep PDM to the newly configured family. For more information on linking PDM to a family, refer to the Link Potential Degradation Mechanism to Consequence Evaluation Family topic.
3. Create a validation policy to perform the validations in the Production Loss field. For information on creating the validation policy, refer to the Create a Sample Validation Policy topic.
4. Create a calculation policy to update the value in the Lost Production Category field based on the value in the Production Loss field. For information on creating the calculation policy, refer to the Create a Sample Calculation Policy topic.
5. Configure the output preferences in the RBI Application Settings page and mark the Lost Production Category field as an output field. For more information on configuring output preferences, refer to the Configure CE Output Preferences topic.
6. Create the flexible validation record in the RBI Application Settings page with the following configuration:
   • Analysis Family: RBI Criticality Analysis
   • Action: Consequence Evaluation Validation
   • Action Family: Criticality Configured Consequence Evaluation
   • Policy Name: Select the validation policy created in step 3.

   For more information on validation configuration, refer to the Create a Flexible Calculation Validation topic.

7. Configure the Calculation Configuration in the RBI Application Settings page with the following settings:
   • Analysis Family: RBI Criticality Analysis
   • Action: Consequence Evaluation Calculation
   • Action Family: Criticality Configured Consequence Evaluation
   • Policy Name: Select the calculation policy created in step 4.

   For more information on calculation configuration, refer to the Create a Flexible Calculation Configuration topic.

1. Create a Policy with the name Configured CE Validation Policy.
2. Configure an Entity node to represent the Configured Consequence Evaluation family.
3. Configure an Is Null node and map the value in the Production Loss field of the Configured Consequence Evaluation family.
4. Set the output value of the Is Null node to -1.
   
   
   
5. Map the output of the Is Null node to the input of the Equal node.
6. Configure the Equal node such that:
   • If the value in the Production Loss field is null, a Return Value node is triggered to display an error message indicating that Production Loss is a required field.
     
     
     
   • If the value in the Production Loss field is not null, the output is mapped to the Less Than node.
     
     
     
7. Configure the Less Than node such that if the value in the Production Loss field is less than zero, a Return Value node displays an error message indicating that the value must not be less than zero.
   
   
   
8. Save the policy.
   The validation policy is created.

   
   
   

1. Create a Policy with the name Configured CE Calculation Policy.
2. Configure an Entity node to represent the Configured Consequence Evaluation family.
3. Map the value in the Production Loss field to the input field of a Less Than or Equal node.
4. Configure the Less Than or Equal node such that if the value in the Production Loss field is less than 1000000, an Edit Entity node is triggered.
   
   
   
5. Configure the Edit Entity node to update the value in the Lost Production as E.
   
   
   
6. Similarly, configure the other Less Than or Equal nodes to trigger the respective Edit Entity nodes to update the value in the Lost Production Category field.
7. Save the policy.
   The calculation policy is created.