An Open CPPS Automation Architecture based on IEC-61499 over OPC-UA for flexible manufacturing in Oil&amp;Gas Industry

García, Marcelo V.; Irisarri, Edurne; Pérez, Federico; Estévez, Elisabet; Marcos, Marga

doi:10.1016/j.ifacol.2017.08.347

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“…The study concluded on the need for a Big Data and IoT system to improve productivity and efficiency. García et al (2017) [27] proposed vertical integration, which would allow access to data at lower cost. Khare and Chin (2017) [28] published the first identified work that used the term "Smart Chemical Industry".…”

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Difficulties and Critical Success Factors for Implementing Industry 4.0 Technologies in the Continuous Process Chemical Industry

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Seleme

2021

int.jour.sci.res.mana.

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Industry 4.0 technologies may provide great improvements in the productive environment of continuous chemical industries. For example, the availability of real-time data management improves unit operations integration in process intensification. This improvements provide increased profitability, safety, sustainability and fault prediction capability. However, the sector presents specific obstacles in deploying 4.0 technologies because of its intrinsic complexity. This paper objective is to identify the sector-specific difficulties and Critical Success Factors when implementing Industry 4.0 technologies. A comprehensive systematic literature review with content analysis was carried out . Among the emerging necessities identified, the need to simplify complex systems and intensify operations is highlighted. The literature also converges on the urgency for developing reliable systems for adverse event management and assessment models for health, safety and environmental management. This paper is therefore both a tool for managers who seek information when implementing 4.0 technologies and researchers who may be looking for new topics in this area. Future research opportunities in the area are also presented.

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confidence: 99%

Difficulties and Critical Success Factors for Implementing Industry 4.0 Technologies in the Continuous Process Chemical Industry

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Seleme

2021

int.jour.sci.res.mana.

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“…A few different ways to combine IEC 61499 applications and OPC UA communication have been reported. One way is to develop SIFBs that use OPC UA as a communication protocol [9] [5]. Another way is to use OPC UA as a communication mechanism to access services provided by IEC 61499 applications [21].…”

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OPC UA Information Model and a Wrapper for IEC 61499 Runtimes

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Atmojo

2019

2019 IEEE 17th International Conference on Industrial Informatics (INDIN)

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OPC UA is considered as an important communication technology for Industry 4.0 components. On the other hand, IEC 61499 is one of the technologies available for developing applications to the same components. In this paper, a proposal for an OPC UA information model for IEC 61499 systems is developed in order to enhance communication with IEC 61499 applications through OPC UA. Already existing related information models, particularly OPC UA for Devices and IEC 61131-3, are utilized as models and parts of the design. An OPC UA wrapper for IEC 61499 runtimes is presented as one possible way to implement the information model. Both the information model and the wrapper are then tested through a case study.

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“…The following work uses the starting point marked in Reference [18] to extend the scalability of the standard to more low-cost devices by using class diagrams and UML execution to design the system of distributed control. This methodology verifies that all the results achieved by the aforementioned research groups are implementable in different types of low-cost devices, thus continuing with the line of study initiated.…”

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UML-Based Cyber-Physical Production Systems on Low-Cost Devices under IEC-61499

2018

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Current industry must improve the day-to-day control and industrial communications of its processes in order to bring itself closer to the Industry 4.0 paradigm. To attain these improvements, which aim towards obtaining agile and intelligent manufacturing systems, the IEC-61499 standard is considered to be the main option by many researchers. Despite its benefits, its biggest drawback is the lack of software tools required for an effective design process for distributed control systems. The following work details the implementation of the IEC-61499 standard in low-cost devices using 4DIAC-FORTE for distributed control of a FESTO MPS 200 educational system, by using Unified Modeling Language (UML) diagrams as a software tool for modeling the function blocks (FBs) of the IEC-61499 standard. This work demonstrates a simple and easy way to create distributed systems.

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An Open CPPS Automation Architecture based on IEC-61499 over OPC-UA for flexible manufacturing in Oil&Gas Industry

Cited by 25 publications

References 17 publications

Difficulties and Critical Success Factors for Implementing Industry 4.0 Technologies in the Continuous Process Chemical Industry

Difficulties and Critical Success Factors for Implementing Industry 4.0 Technologies in the Continuous Process Chemical Industry

OPC UA Information Model and a Wrapper for IEC 61499 Runtimes

UML-Based Cyber-Physical Production Systems on Low-Cost Devices under IEC-61499

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