Identifying automation components in modular manufacturing systems: A method for modeling dependencies of manufacturing systems

T. Helbig, E. Westkämper, Johannes Hoos
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Modularization aims to improve the flexibility and reconfigurability of manufacturing systems. But the effort and complexity required for the coordination of modules increases with the distribution of intelligence. One of the challenges is the identification of subsystems or automation components in modular manufacturing system which is the focus of this paper. The complete identification of a component includes information on the communication channel, the localization of the component and the related process step. As no single identification method is able to gather all aspects of identification, the Manufacturing System Dependency Model (MaSDeM) is introduced which models the dependencies between distributed automation components. This model is based on three layers representing the different perspectives on the system of the involved persons in the development process of a manufacturing system. With the help of this model one single identification fact is sufficient to deduce all the information on the component. This helps to reduce engineering time involved in modular manufacturing systems.
识别模块化制造系统中的自动化组件:制造系统依赖关系建模的方法
模块化旨在提高制造系统的灵活性和可重构性。但是,随着智能的分布,模块间协调所需的工作量和复杂性也在增加。模块化制造系统中子系统或自动化组件的识别是本文研究的重点之一。组件的完整识别包括通信通道的信息、组件的定位和相关的处理步骤。由于没有一种识别方法能够收集识别的所有方面,因此引入了制造系统依赖模型(MaSDeM),该模型对分布式自动化组件之间的依赖关系进行建模。该模型基于三个层次,代表了制造系统开发过程中相关人员对系统的不同看法。在该模型的帮助下,一个单一的识别事实就足以推断出组件的所有信息。这有助于减少模块化制造系统的工程时间。
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