Modularisierung in der Prozessindustrie – Bericht von der ACHEMA 2022

Markaj, Artan; Reiche, Leif-Thore; Neuendorf, Laura; Oeing, Jonas; Klose, Anselm

doi:10.1002/cite.202200210

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“…For operation and monitoring, existing exam- ples of unattended plants such as offshore oil platforms can be used as a guide, and initial approaches for transferring them to the chemical industry are already being discussed [31,32]. Moreover, there are research activities regarding approval procedures for modular process plants in coordination with German authorities based on modular automation, but without published results yet [33]. This can be a starting point for intralogistics in the future.…”

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Operation of Modular Intralogistic Systems in Chemical Industry Production Networks

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2023

Chem Eng & Technol

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Volatilities in market demand and resource supply require flexible production and logistic concepts in the chemical industry. Modular production plants provide an answer that also promises advantages for operation in decentralized production networks. However, intralogistic processes also have to cope with volatile requirements from the supply chain, such as fluctuating demand quantities, products or packaging types. Therefore, this paper focuses on production‐related intralogistic processes and develops modular intralogistic concepts for flexible operation in the chemical industry. On this basis, a framework for the flexible operation of intralogistic systems is derived, in which organizational and legal developments are considered in addition to technological solutions.

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Section: Approaches For the Flexible Operation Of Modular Intralogist...mentioning

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Operation of Modular Intralogistic Systems in Chemical Industry Production Networks

Pannok

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2023

Chem Eng & Technol

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“…They can be delivered at short notice with standardized interfaces, both mechanical and for automation, and incorporate decentralized intelligence. The interest and efforts of many companies to realize this vision were observed at ACHEMA 2022 [10].…”

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Model-Based Condition Monitoring of Modular Process Plants

Wetterich,

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Pelz

2023

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The process industry is confronted with rising demands for flexibility and efficiency. One way to achieve this is modular process plants, which consist of pre-manufactured modules with their own decentralized intelligence. Plants are then composed of these modules as unchangeable building blocks and can be easily re-configured for different products. Condition monitoring of such plants is necessary, but the available solutions are not applicable. The authors of this paper suggest an approach in which model-based symptoms are derived from a few measurements and observers that are based on the manufacturer’s knowledge. The comparisons of redundant observers lead to residuals that are classified to obtain symptoms. These symptoms can be communicated to the plant control and are inputs to an easily adaptable diagnosis. The implementation and validation at a modular mixing plant showcase the feasibility and potential of this approach.

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Modularisierung in der Prozessindustrie – Bericht von der ACHEMA 2022

Cited by 2 publications

References 10 publications

Operation of Modular Intralogistic Systems in Chemical Industry Production Networks

Operation of Modular Intralogistic Systems in Chemical Industry Production Networks

Model-Based Condition Monitoring of Modular Process Plants

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