2011
DOI: 10.1007/s11740-011-0333-y
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A discrete-event simulation approach to predict power consumption in machining processes

Abstract: Whereas in the past the sustainable use of resources and the reduction of waste have mainly been looked at from an ecological point of view, resource efficiency recently becomes more and more an issue of cost saving as well. In manufacturing engineering especially the reduction of power consumption of machine tools and production facilities is in the focus of industry, politics and research. Before power consumption in machining processes can be reduced it is necessary to quantify the amount of energy needed, … Show more

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“…simulation is a kind of method that can capture interaction among a variety of dynamic energy flows and resource flows in the machining process (Larek et al, 2011). Traditional manufacturing system simulation may pay more attention to output, production time, man power and equipment resources, but new simulation study taking manufacture system energy consumption into account is rising gradually.…”
Section: Energy Efficiency and Environmental Impact Assessmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…simulation is a kind of method that can capture interaction among a variety of dynamic energy flows and resource flows in the machining process (Larek et al, 2011). Traditional manufacturing system simulation may pay more attention to output, production time, man power and equipment resources, but new simulation study taking manufacture system energy consumption into account is rising gradually.…”
Section: Energy Efficiency and Environmental Impact Assessmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The main body system includes control unit, fans, and so on (Larek et al 2011). Operation of a main body assumedly starts with an input of programme identification such as O0001 of Figure 4(a) and turns off with an input of M02 code as in Figure 4(a).…”
Section: Event and Time Of Coolant System A Coolant System Controls mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Avram and Xirouchakis (2011) proposed a theoretical model to evaluate mechanical energy requirements by using an Automatic Programming Tool file. Larek et al (2011) described a discrete-event simulation to generate workpiecespecific power consumption from an NC part programme. Braun and Heisel (2012) developed a modular modelling approach to generate the estimated energy consumption from an NC part programme.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This kind of energy behaviors obtained from the constructed CTOPN model describes the energy consumption of the energyconsuming components of machine tools using the detailed energy data. Taking the PL700 as an example, since the past energy data inOP 1 (OPN for object "PL700") is detail, the firing ofat 13 (PL700 starts processing a part) inOP 1 model will remove the token from sp 13 (Machine is waiting for processing) and add the token tosp 16 (Spindle of machine is active). In this way, the detailed energy behaviors of the energy-consuming components of the PL700 are analyzed.…”
Section: The Specific Modeling Procedures For This Case Is Shown As Fomentioning
confidence: 99%