12 Systems Engineering and Knowledge Modelling Flashcards

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Classical vs. Systems Engineering

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Classical engineering
 Sequential development
 Document based development

Systems engineering
 Parallel development
 Model-based development

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Model

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Representations of natural or artificial originals

Characteristics of the shortening:
 Models do not capture all attributes, but only those that seem relevant to the respective modelers and/or model users.

Pragmatic characteristic
 Models fulfil their replacement function
* For certain subjects
* Within certain time intervals
* With restriction to certain operations.

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View and Viewpoint

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View:
Exact from the perspective of specific system concerns, which bundles relevant elements and relationships

Viewpoint:
Conventions for the design, interpretation and use of views

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Model-Based Systems Engineering

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o Cross-disciplinary modelling of the overall system
o Stepwise derivation of the models
o Modelling language: SysML

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Benefits of Systems Engineering

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  • Shared understanding of system requirements and design
  • Assists in managing complex system development
  • Improved Design Quality
  • Supports early and ongoing verification and validation to reduce risk
  • Enhance knowledge capture
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Industrial IoT

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o Connects Production Systems
o Idea of the IoT: Networking cyber-physical systems to exchange data

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Potential benefits of production data

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Recognize cause-effect relationships and feedback findings
 Make predictions about process behavior and take appropriate measures at an early stage
 Efficient use of resources through precise system knowledge and transparency

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Potential benefits of production data

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Recognize cause-effect relationships and feedback findings
 Make predictions about process behavior and take appropriate measures at an early stage
 Efficient use of resources through precise system knowledge and transparency

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Linked Data

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o Resources are uniquely identified with a URI (Uniform Resource Identifier)
o Data and information on Resources are available through this URI
o Resources are linked with each other via relations

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Resource Description Framework (RDF)

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RDF-Triplets consist of subject, predicate, object
 Subject -> Resource
 Predicate -> Property
 Object -> Resource/literal

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Semantic Technologies for Production Use Cases

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Data/Service Catalog
 Storing of data sources

Integrating Domains
 Linking data such that it is machine- and human-interpretable

Database Access
 User-friendly data query

Consistency and Reasoning
 Drawing logical conclusions

Data Aggregation
 Accumulation of data in order to represent complex situations

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Virtual Commissioning

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  • Creation of virtual prototypes for a direct validation during development
    o Interdisciplinary communication
    o Inter-department mock-up
  • Shifting of software development and implementation to virtual prototypes
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Potentials and Disadvantages of Virtual Commissioning

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Potentials:
o Training with virtual prototypes can lead to earlier start-of-production
o Less design changes in the later phases

Disadvantages:
o Introduction of interdisciplinary engineering is complex
o Additional effort for modeling a virtual prototype

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Controlling Architecture ofr Production Plants

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o Heterogeneous controllers
 Programmable logic controllers
 Motion controller
 Simple control units (e.g. limit control)

o Distributed, decentralized control of actuators and monitoring of conditions (sensors)

o Multiple operator stations (Human Machine Interfaces – HMI)

o In comparison to machine tools: Control software on individual stations generally less extensive

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Controlling Architectures of Machine Tools

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o Controller elements:
 Numerical Controller (NC)
 Programmable Logic Controller (PLC)
 Additional controller (e.g. safety-PLC)

o Operational control elements:
 Human Machine Interface (HMI)
 Machine Control Panel (MCP)
 Additional elements (e.g. for NC-Start or confirmation)

o Transfer of I/O Signals between PLC and machine bus

o Drive is connected to NC (position regulator) and PLC (status signals)

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Mechatronic Behavior Model

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 Modelling the behavior of a
* Machine
* The machine periphery device
* Plant
 Logic behavior (Boolean Algebra)
 Time behavior (Movements)

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Benefits of Mechatronic Behavior Models for Virtual Commissioning

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 Virtual commissioning of a production facility

 Interdisciplinary development of machines and facilities
* Mechanical design
* Electrical and fluid design
* Controller tuning
* Software development

 Testing of controller software with virtual machine or plant