Product design output is expressed so that it can be checked (verified and validated) against the design inputs. As applicable it includes: the design risk analysis (FMEA); results of reliability studies; special characteristics of the product; results of design error-proofing, for example DFSS, DFMA and FTA; the product definition, covering technical data packages, 3D models, geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T) and product manufacturing information; 2D drawings; outcomes of design reviews; guidelines for service diagnosis, together with instructions for repair and for serviceability; requirements for service parts; and requirements for packaging and labelling for shipment. Interim design outputs should include engineering problems being settled through trade-off. As revised: SI 30 (November 2025): item i) becomes requirements for replacement service parts, in line with the Rules 6th edition.
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