Improving Manufacturing System Design by Instantiation of the Integrated Product, Process and Manufacturing System Development Reference Framework

Ramírez, José; Molina, Arturo

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-85914-5_11

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“…This notion is abstracted and applied to other areas such as the instantiation of a geologic database schema from a generic meta-model by Ballesteros (2004), the instantiation of a new production module from a modular process component design by Gorecky et al (2016) or the instantiation of mathematical models by filling a generic one with specific parameters (Mallier et al 2021). Furthermore, instantiation processes are used to assist in the product lifecycle development by reusing general models that can be tailored to particular scenarios (Ramírez and Molina 2021). In the context of production systems and process plants there is literature about the instantiation of plant control simulation models based on templates (Tang and Clarke 1993) and the instantiation of digital twins (Figure 4) from a digital master, which can launch several digital twins instances (May et al 2021;Stark et al 2017).…”

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Identification and Retrieval of Relevant Information for Instantiating Digital Twins During the Construction of Process Plants

Layer,

Neubert,

Tiemann

et al. 2023

Proc. Des. Soc.

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While volume-driven industries such as automotive are characterized by a high degree of data backflow across all production cycles, there is still a certain residue in the planning and construction of process plants. This is firstly due to the high proportion of customer-specific requirements and secondly to the significant amount of value added on site during construction. To handle recurring project-specific process plants as time- and cost-efficiently as possible, optimal information exchange among contractors of various disciplines and the plant developer is a prerequisite. For this purpose, a holistic digital representation of the plant is created, which consolidates all relevant information in one place serving as a foundation of multiple digital twins. An approach to identify and define relevant information depending on their subsequent use is developed. On this basis, a framework is proposed to enable a multipliable BOM-based automatic definition of information backflow to instantiate digital representations in parallel to the planning and construction process. Furthermore, project-specific contextual information will be captured and referenced in a structured form preventing their loss for subsequent similar projects.

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