Design to automation continuum for industrial processes: ISO 15926 – IEC 61131 versus an industrial case

Papakonstantinou, Nikolaos; Karttunen, Juha; Sierla, Seppo; Vyatkin, Valeriy

doi:10.1109/etfa.2019.8869325

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“…This software has various features, namely two-dimensional and three-dimensional visualization images as well as reading dimensions such as length, area, and volume of objects (Titin & Safitri, 2021). AutoCad P&ID software can be used in the ISO 15926 standard with the DEXPI specification extension and XML file format (Papakonstantinou et al, 2019). Therefore, Chemical Engineering at UNSIKA held this training so that it could increase the skills needed for a chemical engineering engineer.…”

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Personal Competencies of Chemical Engineering Student Graduates Before Entering the World of Work

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Alfisyahri

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To be able to survive in a world of work that changes and develops dynamically, humans are required to continue to improve their abilities periodically. Companies not only require good academic skills but also additional skills that support the company's needs. Relevant abilities (hard skills) balanced with qualified interpersonal skills (soft skills) will be very helpful in work. This ability is useful for creating career opportunities or improving career paths. So, students are required to have quality personal abilities before entering the workforce. The purpose of scientific writing is to provide a description of the self-competencies needed by a chemical engineering graduate as evaluation material for preparation for entering the real world of work. soft skills needed by a chemical engineering graduate, such as analytical skills, problem-solving skills, good communication skills, teamwork, and leadership skills. In this era of globalization, communication skills intersect with foreign language skills such as English and Japanese. Some multinational companies expect their employees to be able to speak foreign languages for the smooth operation of the company. Various efforts have been made by Chemical Engineering at Universitas Singaperbangsa Karawang in order to accommodate students and help them develop their potential. Through several activities such as chemical engineering software training, procurement of foreign language classes, and routinely holding public lectures by presenting practitioner teachers from companies. It is hoped that chemical engineering graduates from Universitas Singaperbangsa Karawang will have sufficient provisions to face the world of work.

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Personal Competencies of Chemical Engineering Student Graduates Before Entering the World of Work

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“…However, plant design information still often resides in proprietary and tool specific formats. A few exceptions exist, such as the Proteus XML schema for P&ID (Piping & Instrumentation Diagram) diagram exchange, which is supported by several leading P&ID tool vendors [3], and the PCF (Piping Component File) format for 3D isometrics, supported by leading tool vendors such as Hexagon PPM, Autodesk, Alias and PTC Creo. However, these are solutions for exchanging a specific type of diagram between tools of different vendors.…”

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“…For example, [9] generate the physical aspect of a digital twin of a process based solely on the 3D information, so control software is not generated and a legacy control system is expected to be integrated as in [10]. [3] generate the cyber aspect of a digital twin, i.e. a control system, based on the 2D information.…”

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Integrating 2D and 3D Digital Plant Information Towards Automatic Generation of Digital Twins

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2020 IEEE 29th International Symposium on Industrial Electronics (ISIE)

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Ongoing standardization in Industry 4.0 supports tool vendor neutral representations of Piping and Instrumentation diagrams as well as 3D pipe routing. However, a complete digital plant model requires combining these two representations. 3D pipe routing information is essential for building any accurate first-principles process simulation model. Piping and instrumentation diagrams are the primary source for control loops. In order to automatically integrate these information sources to a unified digital plant model, it is necessary to develop algorithms for identifying corresponding elements such as tanks and pumps from piping and instrumentation diagrams and 3D CAD models. One approach is to raise these two information sources to a common level of abstraction and to match them at this level of abstraction. Graph matching is a potential technique for this purpose. This article focuses on automatic generation of the graphs as a prerequisite to graph matching. Algorithms for this purpose are proposed and validated with a case study. The paper concludes with a discussion of further research needed to reprocess the generated graphs in order to enable effective matching.

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“…The main process design document that is generally available at a brownfield process plant is a P&ID. Some leading P&ID CAD vendor's tools are able to export P&IDs in a machine readable format according to the standardized Proteus XML schema, but this capability is present only in the most recent tool versions and is thus not applicable to brownfield plants [6,59]. In general, the P&IDs at a brownfield plant are paper documents that have been scanned to pdf-format, so various image recognition techniques are needed to extract information from them [12,48,60,61].…”

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Towards Semi-Automatic Generation of a Steady State Digital Twin of a Brownfield Process Plant

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Researchers have proposed various models for assessing design alternatives for process plant retrofits. Due to the considerable engineering effort involved, no such models exist for the great majority of brownfield process plants, which have been in operation for years or decades. This article proposes a semi-automatic methodology for generating a digital twin of a brownfield plant. The methodology consists of: (1) extracting information from piping and instrumentation diagrams, (2) converting the information to a graph format, (3) applying graph algorithms to preprocess the graph, (4) generating a simulation model from the graph, (5) performing manual expert editing of the generated model, (6) configuring the calculations done by simulation model elements and (7) parameterizing the simulation model according to recent process measurements in order to obtain a digital twin. Since previous work exists for steps (1–2), this article focuses on defining the methodology for (3–5) and demonstrating it on a laboratory process. A discussion is provided for (6–7). The result of the case study was that only few manual edits needed to be made to the automatically generated simulation model. The paper is concluded with an assessment of open issues and topics of further research for this 7-step methodology.

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Design to automation continuum for industrial processes: ISO 15926 – IEC 61131 versus an industrial case

Cited by 6 publications

References 5 publications

Personal Competencies of Chemical Engineering Student Graduates Before Entering the World of Work

Personal Competencies of Chemical Engineering Student Graduates Before Entering the World of Work

Integrating 2D and 3D Digital Plant Information Towards Automatic Generation of Digital Twins

Towards Semi-Automatic Generation of a Steady State Digital Twin of a Brownfield Process Plant

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