paperlab_standards_clause_traceability

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Map standards-heavy PaperLab statements to standard, revision, clause or paraphrased requirement, and evidence strength. Use for professional engineering chapters with API, DNV, ISO, IEC, ASME, NORSOK, or regulations.

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PaperLab Standards Clause Traceability

When to Use

USE WHEN: book text makes recommendations or compliance-like statements based on industry standards or regulations.

Pair with:

neqsim_standard_requirement_extraction for extracting standard requirements,
paperlab_scientific_traceability_audit for evidence markers,
paperlab_equation_dimensional_audit for standard-based formulas.

Evidence Strength

Strength	Meaning
clause	statement maps to a known clause or table
paraphrased-requirement	statement maps to a summarized requirement
broad-standard	standard is relevant but clause is not identified
secondary-source	statement relies on a textbook or guidance note
unsupported	no source found

Workflow

Extract standards names, revisions, codes, local regulations, and compliance verbs.
Classify each statement as method, limit, recommendation, context, or claim.
Map high-impact statements to evidence strength and source path.
Flag unsupported phrases such as "compliant with" when only general guidance exists.
Suggest precise, conservative wording.

Output Schema

{
  "statement": "Pipeline design follows DNV-ST-F101 wall-thickness checks.",
  "standard": "DNV-ST-F101",
  "revision": "study-specific",
  "evidence_strength": "broad-standard",
  "recommendation": "Avoid formal compliance wording unless clause-level evidence is added."
}

Safety Rules

Do not quote restricted standards text unless licensing permits it.
Do not invent clause numbers.
Distinguish educational examples from certified engineering deliverables.