Levels of Digitization, Digitalization, and Automation for Advanced Reactors

Ronald L. Boring, Thomas A. Ulrich, Roger Lew
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Much has been written about levels of automation (LOA), but comparatively little has been written about levels of digitization (LODi) and levels of digitalization (LODa). Digitization is a digital representation of analog information and is typical of migration from analog to digital control systems, digitalization involves enhancing the functionality of digital information, and automation changes control from humans to machines. Each of these technology implementations has its own scales, and each forms a viable type of functionality that should be considered not as a continuum toward automation but rather as separate categories of solutions that meet the needs of advanced reactors. In this paper we develop separate LODi, LODa, and LOA scales and demonstrate how conflation of these technologies, using the example of computer-based procedures, can lead to confusion in the design process. With the race to develop advanced reactors, the surest metric of success and safety is proper consideration of the right technology requirements for different control systems.
先进反应堆的数字化、数字化和自动化水平
关于自动化水平(LOA)的文章很多,但是关于数字化水平(LODi)和数字化水平(LODa)的文章相对较少。数字化是模拟信息的数字化表示,是典型的从模拟到数字控制系统的迁移,数字化涉及增强数字信息的功能,自动化将控制从人转移到机器。每一种技术实现都有自己的规模,每一种都形成了一种可行的功能类型,不应该被视为自动化的连续体,而应该被视为满足先进反应堆需求的单独类别的解决方案。在本文中,我们开发了单独的LODi, LODa和LOA尺度,并使用基于计算机的程序示例演示了这些技术的合并如何导致设计过程中的混乱。在开发先进反应堆的竞赛中,成功和安全的最可靠标准是适当考虑不同控制系统的正确技术要求。
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