Bridging Service-Oriented Architecture and IEC 61499 for Flexibility and Interoperability

Dai, Wenbin; Vyatkin, Valeriy; Christensen, James H.; Dubinin, Victor

doi:10.1109/tii.2015.2423495

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“…In the previous work [27], a flexible and interoperable execution environment for distributed automation system is introduced by adopting the SOA. Each FB is considered as a software service that is accessible from all other FBs as services by exchanging messages.…”

Section: Self-manageable Distributed Automation Systems With Clomentioning

confidence: 99%

“…An IEC 61499 execution environment (FB Service Runtime-FBSRT) is developed based on the concept of service-oriented architecture in the previous work [27]. The FB-SRT can be run on physical controllers as well as on the cloud.…”

Section: Self-healing Based On Supervisory Control Using Cloud-basmentioning

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“…The server uses Ubuntu Server 14.04 LTS (Long Term Support) with MAAS (Metal as a Service) [40] and OpenStack [41] to provide cloud computing platform. On the Beckhoff PLC, the IEC 61499 runtime FBSRT [27] is deployed. The DSS is deployed to the cloud server as many services, including communication handling service, PLC simulation service, ASM service, and knowledge base service, as shown in Fig.…”

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A Cloud-Based Decision Support System for Self-Healing in Distributed Automation Systems Using Fault Tree Analysis

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Abstract-Downtime is a key performance index for industrial automation systems. An industrial automation system achieves maximum productivity when its downtime is reduced to the minimum. One approach to minimize downtime is to predict system faults and recover from them automatically. A cloud-based decision support system is proposed for rapid problem identifications and to assist the self-management processes. By running multiple parallel simulations of control software with real-time inputs ahead of system time, faults could be detected and corrected automatically using autonomous industrial software agents. Fault trees, as well as control algorithms, are modeled using IEC 61499 function blocks that can be directly executed on both physical controllers and cloud services. A case study of water heating process is used to demonstrate the self-healing process supported by the cloud-based decision support system. Index Terms-Cloud-based decision support systems, distributed automation systems, faster-than-real-time simulation, fault tree analysis (FTA), IEC 61499 function blocks (FBs), programmable logic controllers, self-healing, supervisory control.

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Section: Self-manageable Distributed Automation Systems With Clomentioning

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A Cloud-Based Decision Support System for Self-Healing in Distributed Automation Systems Using Fault Tree Analysis

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“…In Reference [8], the way in which the IEC-61499 standard is based on interoperability and its flexibility for service-oriented architectures are discussed via case study. Discussion topics comparing IEC-61499 and IEC-61131-3 are presented.…”

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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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“…uthors in [1] claim that they present a formal model for the application of SOA in the distributed automation domain in order to achieve flexible automation systems. However, they only present what they call "formal mapping" between IEC 61499 Function Blocks and SOA.…”

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Bridging Service-Oriented Architecture and IEC 61499 for Flexibility and Interoperability

Cited by 97 publications

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A Cloud-Based Decision Support System for Self-Healing in Distributed Automation Systems Using Fault Tree Analysis

A Cloud-Based Decision Support System for Self-Healing in Distributed Automation Systems Using Fault Tree Analysis

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

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