A methodology based on distributed object-oriented technologies for providing remote access to industrial plants

Calvo, Isidro; Marcos, Marga; Orive, D.; Sarachaga, Isabel

doi:10.1016/j.conengprac.2005.05.008

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“…Sin embargo son pocos los autores que aportan procedimentalmente al desarrollar laboratorios híbridos como un proceso integral desde la misma concepción del laboratorio hasta su evaluación y disposición final. Algunos trabajos parten de requerimientos y su diseño técnico [21]. Maite desarrolla su propuesta desde un laboratorio existente, en una propuesta detallada de un laboratorio Hands-On a un laboratorio remoto, para prácticas en dispositivos en estado sólido [22] y otras experiencias trabajan los objetivos educacionales en el campo de las ciencias básicas [23].…”

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Requerimientos para laboratorios híbridos en Ingeniería de Manufactura

Velosa-García¹,

Castillo-García²,

Espíldora³

et al. 2017

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The article presents a proposal for a combination of laboratories in engineering, called hybrid laboratories (LH, for its acronym in Spanish), that is, a mixture of face-to-face (HO), virtual local (LV) and remote (LR) laboratories. To exemplify this proposal was developed a module for teaching processes in manufacturing (CNC machining). From this study we propose the generic characteristics of design, structure and the way of incorporation in a general system. The laboratory experiences are developed through a methodology supported by the tool 'Deployment of the Quality Function (QFD). The characteristics found in these LH laboratories are the basis for a possible general, replicable and scalable modular structure in a flexible laboratory practice development system.

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Requerimientos para laboratorios híbridos en Ingeniería de Manufactura

Velosa-García¹,

Castillo-García²,

Espíldora³

et al. 2017

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“…This work adapts the methodology proposed in Ref. [8], aimed to provide remote access to industrial plants, to the particularities of building educational remote laboratories. The presented approach is based on standard technologies (WWW, Java applets, distributed object oriented technologies, etc.)…”

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Building complex remote learning laboratories

Calvo

Marcos

Orive

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Comp Applic In Engineering

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ABSTRACT:The interaction with real plants is a key issue in control engineering education in order to consolidate the concepts learned in the classroom. Unfortunately, for several reasons, real laboratories are not always available. On the other hand, Internet technologies have proved to be mature and reliable, becoming a common alternative in the creation of remote laboratories. However, the use of these technologies in complex remote laboratories is not a trivial task as several requisites must be satisfied simultaneously. This article proposes a methodology that eases the creation of remote laboratories establishing the steps to build up a remote access system. This methodology proposes a set of key components that can be used to define the access to a remote plant from a functional point of view. Some of these components are generic being reusable in most applications whereas others are application specific. In summary, the methodology allows designers to concentrate more on the functionality of the applications than on the technical aspects of the underlying technology. The use of this methodology is illustrated with a relatively complex example: A laboratory manufacturing cell. ß

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“…Commercial companies offer today solutions for remote monitoring and tuning of industrial systems. However, these solutions have some limitations, because they may be based on non-standard platforms for the industrial environment and may use common WebServices (Calvo, 2006) (Batur, 2000) (Qin, 2007).…”

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Tuning of Industrial Controllers Over Public Ip Networks

2009

Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Informatics in Control, Automation and Robotics

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Tuning of industrial systems is executed in the initial phase of the system and mainly during the maintenance phase, providing characteristics of the performance of the industrial process during production life cycle. Remote tuning supports several practical applications, such as specialized companies outsourcing services or companies distributed in different areas centralizing optimization. This paper proposes a software tool for remote tuning of open or closed PID control loops in an industrial environment that fulfils the requirements described above, in a single platform. The software tool could be used in control loops tuning in industrial systems, as well as in an academic environment simulating control applications and industrial networks.

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A methodology based on distributed object-oriented technologies for providing remote access to industrial plants

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References 19 publications

Requerimientos para laboratorios híbridos en Ingeniería de Manufactura

Requerimientos para laboratorios híbridos en Ingeniería de Manufactura

Building complex remote learning laboratories

Tuning of Industrial Controllers Over Public Ip Networks

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