PPRS:生产技能及其与产品、过程和资源的关系

Julius Pfrommer, M. Schleipen, J. Beyerer
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为了对适应性日益增强的生产系统进行建模,需要使用技能来描述系统组件的一般功能。在本文中,作者通过技能定义将众所周知的生产实体划分扩展到产品、过程和资源(PPR)。这种方法有两个主要优点:首先,使用PPR进行技能定义可以很容易地集成到现有模型和工具中。其次,有一种自然的趋势,即定义非常通用的技能来捕获所有可能的用例。但在某种程度上,技能必须转化为精确的执行指令。该模型明确了这种二分法,并为在不同抽象层次上关注技能的涉众提供了一种公共分类法。
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PPRS: Production skills and their relation to product, process, and resource
To model increasingly adaptive production systems, skills are used to describe generic capabilities of the system components. In this paper, the authors extend the well-known division of production entities into product, process, and resource (PPR) with a skill definition. There are two main advantages for this approach: First, using PPR for the skill definition allows easy integration into existing models and tools. Second, there is a natural tendency to define very generic skills to capture all possible use cases. But at some point, skills have to be translated into precise instructions for execution. The model makes this dichotomy explicit and provides a common taxonomy for stakeholders concerned with skills on different abstraction levels.
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