Migration From PLC to IEC 61499 Using Semantic Web Technologies

Vuorinen, Vesa; Rautiainen, Antti; Paulasto‐Kröckel, Mervi

doi:10.1109/tsmcc.2013.2264671

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“…, respectively, interfaces of service interface function blocks for start and stop are a 6-tuple defined as Application step function that is called in application execution function [16] during execution of subapplication corresponding to composite function block is defined in detail next. Next section shows computational experiment results for IEC 6149 applications with composite function block.…”

Section: ) Subapplication Configuration Algorithmmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In [14,15], is presented new design framework with hierarchical and concurrent novel extension of ECC (Execution Control Chart) for basic function blocks. In W. Dai et al [16], proposes a new methodology of migration from IEC 61131-3 to IEC 61499 function blocks. In V. Dubinin et al [17], a formal definition of an IEC 61499 application using the set theory notation is presented along with a semantic function block model that is based on a state-transition approach.…”

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confidence: 99%

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On the Formal Model for Iec 61499 Composite Function Blocks

Sok¹,

Kim²,

Cha³

et al. 2019

Jour. Math. Sci. Adv. Appl.

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The applications for IEC 61499 that is standard architecture for developing the applications of distributed control and measurement in factory automation, have the connected structure of the graphical elements called BFB(basic function block), SIFB(service interface function block) and CFB(composite function block). The research on the composite function block has been regarded as important issues in implementing hierarchy, multi-functionality and simplicity of software. Nowadays many researchers have been investigated IEC61499 in the fields of the software modeling composed of basic function block and service interface function block, the transformation from IEC61131 to IEC61499 and syntactic extension of ECC of basic function block. However, work related to the mathematical modeling for IEC61499 composite function block using in designing software with hierarchical structure is still lacking. This paper presents the mathematical model for the structure and execution analysis of IEC 61499 composite function blocks by using notation of the set theory. Also a subaplication configuration algorithm is suggested for the subapplication corresponding to the composite function block. Then its effectiveness through the computation experiment of several distributed control applications is shown. The proposed model can be used effectively as a basis for analyzing a runtime environment of a software tool for designing and developing the applications.

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Section: ) Subapplication Configuration Algorithmmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

On the Formal Model for Iec 61499 Composite Function Blocks

Sok¹,

Kim²,

Cha³

et al. 2019

Jour. Math. Sci. Adv. Appl.

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“…The IEC 61499 standard, on the other hand, is based on an event-driven control model. While several studies reintroduced scan-based PLC semantics back to the IEC 61499 event-driven architecture for the purpose of backward compatibility [26], [27] and the migration of existing PLC code to IEC 61499 [28]- [30], no work is known to the authors on the implementation of time-driven controls in the IEC 61499 context. This paper attempts to fill this gap by combining event-driven and time-driven control models into a unified architecture.…”

Section: Control Paradigms: Time-drivenmentioning

confidence: 99%

Time-Complemented Event-Driven Architecture for Distributed Automation Systems

Pang

Yan

Vyatkin

2015

IEEE Trans. Syst. Man Cybern, Syst.

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“…In the domain of IEC61499, ontology is already used for the purpose of automatic generation of IEC61499 control systems. Article [14] utilizes ontology to facilitate the transformation of IEC61499 systems from traditional IEC61131-3 PLC systems. In [15], ODE was used as the basis for the automatic generation of IEC61499 control codes for a Baggage Handling System.…”

Section: A Ontology As the Basis Of Iec61499 Code Generationmentioning

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“…The IEC61850 ontology of the case study plant model is implemented in the ontology editor Protégé [14]. The simplified ontology model of the IEC61850 logical node is shown in Fig.…”

Section: B Ontology Of Iec61850 Logical Nodesmentioning

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On automatic generation of IEC61850/IEC61499 substation automation systems enabled by ontology

Yang

Vyatkin

Mousavi

et al. 2014

IECON 2014 - 40th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society

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This paper presents an introductory step in the automatic generation of distributed control software for power distribution automation systems based on Ontology Driven Engineering enabled by industrial standards IEC61850 and IEC61499. The novelty of this approach is the ability of automatically generating the logical connections between the logical nodes. The paper covers the several stages of the transformation process, such as developing the IEC61850 ontology and the ontology transformation rules. The developed IEC61850 ontology includes the logical nodes descriptions and additional contextual relations between the logical nodes which is lacking in the IEC61850 SCL configuration language. Then, the IEC61850 ontology is transformed to an existing IEC61499 ontology, adding classes of IEC61850 logical nodes as IEC61499 function blocks in the IEC61499 ontology. The means of the transformation of the ontologies is based on the eSWRL sematic web rules language, an extension to the rule language SWRL. The end result is the development of an IEC61850 ontology and a set of eSWRL rules which facilitates the ontology transformation.

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Migration From PLC to IEC 61499 Using Semantic Web Technologies

Cited by 27 publications

References 24 publications

On the Formal Model for Iec 61499 Composite Function Blocks

On the Formal Model for Iec 61499 Composite Function Blocks

Time-Complemented Event-Driven Architecture for Distributed Automation Systems

On automatic generation of IEC61850/IEC61499 substation automation systems enabled by ontology

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