Quality Control Scheme Selection with a Case of Aviation Equipment Development

Feng, Liangqing; Huang, Dali; Jin, Mingzhou; Li, Wenchuan; He, Zhen; Yu, Andrew Junfang

doi:10.1080/10429247.2019.1656518

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“…We consider the following features of an industrial automation system fundamental to the class of control programs: Another important point for the development of a practically useful methodology in the field of creating control programs is the urgent need to ensure structural conformity between the architecture of control programs and the technological description of the plant. Modern studies show that this problem is actually very acute to date [49]. Control software development fits well into the "client-contractor" paradigm.…”

Section: Theoretical Framework For the Proposed Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

Towards Topology-Free Programming for Cyber-Physical Systems with Process-Oriented Paradigm

Zyubin

Garanina

Anureev

et al. 2023

Sensors

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The paper proposes a topology-free specification of distributed control systems by means of a process-oriented programming paradigm. The proposed approach was characterized, on the one hand, by a topologically independent specification of the control algorithm and, on the other hand, by the possibility of using existing formal verification methods by preserving the semantics of a centralized process-oriented program. The paper discusses the advantages of a topologically independent specification of distributed control systems, outlines the features of control software, argues why the use of a process-oriented approach to the development of the automation of cyber-physical systems is suitable for solving these problems, describes a general scheme for implementing a distributed control system according to a process-oriented specification, and proposes a formal heuristic algorithm for partitioning a sequential process-oriented program into independent clusters. We illustrate our algorithm with bottle-filling and sluice case studies.

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Section: Theoretical Framework For the Proposed Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

Towards Topology-Free Programming for Cyber-Physical Systems with Process-Oriented Paradigm

Zyubin

Garanina

Anureev

et al. 2023

Sensors

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“…The use of quality control tools that are normally applied within the particular applied discipline may be employed when the quality of the deliverables is assured and controlled (ASQ, 2019). However, in the complex systems development of aircraft manufacturing, integrated system components such as navigation systems, cabling, communications equipment, and components are subject to quality compliance at the component-level manufacturing process (Flouris & Lock, 2016;Vieira, Vieira, Chain, & Bravo, 2017;Feng, Huang, Jin, Li, He, & Yu, 2020). Quality tools associated with corresponding manufacturing tasks therefore have already been utilized prior to the acquisition of the components by the project.…”

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confidence: 99%

Managing Quality in Aviation Projects

Marion¹,

Richardson²,

Anantatmula

2021

Engineering Management Journal

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From aircraft manufacturing, product customization, aircraft maintenance, and aircraft launch and recovery, project management is threaded through all aspects of aviation. Given the supreme importance of quality to every aircraft manufacturer, airline, and passenger, it would be expected that quality management, within the context of project management, would be a construct that is clearly defined. The aim of this mixed-methods research seeks to understand how quality is managed and assured in aviation projects, whether or not the current quality management framework is applicable to the aviation industry, and how quality should ultimately be managed in aviation projects. The results of this study suggest that aviation project management could benefit by adopting a new lens for managing project quality and avoid a surface-level adoption of quality tools designed primarily for the mass production context.

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