NASA NTRS ยท 19940004501
Product traceability for NASA space systems
Abstract
Identification as a specific point in a quality publication revealed in the year 1962, that it was a somewhat controversial subject with something lacking in groundrule definitions. The basic key to 'traceability' is establishment of proper identification numbers. These are: (1) serial numbers for control of individual articles, assemblies or equipment; (2) lot numbers for control of materials, articles and/or assemblies produced in homogeneous groups or through a controlled process; (3) date codes on articles or materials made by a continuous or controlled process and on such items subject to variations or degradation with age; or (4) combinations of the above.
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Dyer, Morris K.. 1966-01-01. Product traceability for NASA space systems. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19940004501
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