SCADA system design: A proposal for optimizing a production line

Carmona, Jose Adrian Ruiz; Benitez, Julio Cesar Munoz; Garcia-Gervacio, Jose L.

doi:10.1109/conielecomp.2016.7438574

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“…The vertical and horizontal integration of a textile and apparel industry is based on the flow of information between the component processes of its value chain, where, through the use of digital technologies, software and hardware, they collect, transmit, analyze and manage of information (Carmona et al , 2016; Hankel and Rexroth, 2015):…”

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“…Some solutions and technologies available for a textile company that intends to start the vertical integration process as follows(Colombo et al , 2014; Carmona et al , 2016; Hankel and Rexroth, 2015; Da Xu, 2011): Data acquisition devices (sensors and actuators); Data processing device (CLP); Data acquisition, control and supervision systems for the production process (SCADA); Production planning and management systems (MES and MRP); System that manages resources throughout the factory (ERP); System that manages the product life cycle (PLM). …”

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Industry 4.0 in textile and apparel sector: a systematic literature review

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Steffens

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Purpose This paper aims to present a systematic review of the development process of Industry 4.0 in the textile and apparel sector, as well as to show some concepts, examples found in the literature on the application of the principles and technologies involved like the internet of things (IoT), cloud computing, Big Data, autonomous robots, three-dimensional (3D) printing, augmented reality, virtual prototyping, horizontal and vertical system integration and cybersecurity. Design/methodology/approach The methodology adopted in this study was a systematic literature review aided by the use of SciMAT, a scientific mapping software. Documents were collected from the Web of Science and Scopus database from 2011 to 2020 using the words “Textile” and “Industry 4.0” that result in 865 documents and 115 were analyzed. Findings The literature review showed that the textile industry in the international context is at an incipient stage of the implementation of Industry 4.0. The main aspects of Industry 4.0 that were identified in the textile industry initially focus on the implementation of technologies aimed at computerization and automation of processes, whose main focuses are increasing productivity and reducing costs. Projects for the implementation of augmented reality and 3D printing and simulation technologies in the textile industry, clothing and apparel area are still embryonic, normally implemented through tools and software oriented toward the creation and development of new models of processes, products and commerce. Research limitations/implications The search in the databases was carried out on October 17, 2020. Therefore, for future study, other combinations of search terms and time update are suggested, in addition to including more databases besides Scopus and Web of Science. Practical implications This literature review served as the basis for the development of a questionnaire that was applied to 72 people in an industry in the clothing sector, located in the state of Santa Catarina, southern Brazil. Social implications The benefits of industry 4.0 are perceived in people with its implementation, such as a reduction in energy consumption of around 15%, an increase of up to 25% in work efficiency, in addition to more assertive decision-making, improvement of processes and balance between life and work. Originality/value Machine learning, artificial intelligence, smart fabrics, IoT, supply chain management, environmental protection, Big Data, autonomation and cyber physics were the strongest terms found, consolidating as a prominent field for current and future studies. From emerging and/or still unexplored areas of Industry 4.0 in the textile sector, there is real-time communication, computer applications, carbon, fibers, health care and sustainable development. Some strategic actions that are taking place in some countries are summarized and in Brazil the adoption rate is 29% for this sector, revealing itself as a needy area and suitable for the development of studies that address the subject.

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Industry 4.0 in textile and apparel sector: a systematic literature review

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“…SCADA systems, for example, are presented as a technology that is falling short in capabilities, yet widely used, despite the existence of communication and control protocols more advanced up-to-date [12]. For this reason, it has been made researches and proposed new theories with the objective to upgrade SCADAs to the Smart Grid demands [13,20,21,22].…”

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Smart grid analysis and management in Colombia towards ETAP Real Time solution

Franco-Manrique¹,

Gómez-Luna²,

Ramos-Sánchez

2018

Ingeniare. Rev. chil. ing.

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RESUMENEste artículo presenta los avances de implementación de las llamadas Redes Inteligentes o Smart Grids en el mundo entero y el prospecto que tiene Colombia hacia la implementación de nuevas soluciones, principalmente aquellos avances y desarrollos tecnológicos realizados en las redes eléctricas, relacionados con el uso de software para el análisis y gestión de las mismas en diferentes escenarios con el fin de optimizar la gestión y operación del sistema eléctrico ante los nuevos retos que se tienen. Para este fin, primero se presenta el marco teórico en el que están situados y los avances que se han tenido en los últimos años, analizando los sistemas de medición, comunicación, control y seguridad tradicionales en comparación con las soluciones futuras. Posteriormente, se recopila información general sobre los proyectos actuales que usan soluciones tal como ETAP Real Time, que involucran Redes Inteligentes. A su vez, se destacan las principales ventajas y desventajas que poseen las diversas soluciones implementadas, resaltando los vacíos técnicos y tecnológicos con respecto a la teoría consultada y el estado del arte actual. Finalmente se presenta y describe la solución ETAP Real Time como alternativa integral para ayudar a resolver el desafío de implementación de las Redes Inteligentes en el mundo entero y aplicado al caso Colombiano. ABSTRACTThe purpose of this paper is to present the advances in the implementation of the Smart Grids (SGs) in the whole world span and the prospectus of Colombia towards the implementation of new solutions. Mainly considering those technological developments and advances made in the electrical networks, related with the use of software for their analysis and management in different scenarios, to optimize the electrical system management and operation upon the new challenges that we have currently. For this matter, first is presented the theoretical framework which the SGs are focused and the advances in recent years, analyzing the metering, communication, security and control systems in comparison with future projected solutions.

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“…The importance of the automation of industrial and manufacturing processes is to increase productivity [14], [15]. Automation has thus become one of the best tools that have contributed to the systematic reduction of costs and production times [16], [17], achieving higher productivity and better product quality [18]. Likewise, automation within its advantages provides increased productivity, through the optimal use of resources when making use of electronic instrumentation [19], [20].…”

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Automation of the stone materials dosing process, controlled by variable frequency drives

Morales-Romero

Trinidad-Loli

Quispe-Andía

et al. 2021

IJEECS

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<p>The objective of this article is to determine to what extent the automation of the stone materials dosing process, controlled by sequential drive of frequency variators, contributes to improving the productivity of a company dedicated to the production of asphalt in Peru for which, initially, the characteristics of the procedure that will lead to achieving the automation will be described. The results will then be displayed with respect to the indicators used to compare productivity before and after automation. The automation will be done by means of the logo 230RE controller, which will be connected to three frequency inverters, the programming development will be through the logo soft comford V8 software, for the sequential actuation, timers with connection delay will be used. Applying the automation, it is possible to improve the annual efficiency by an average of 58.30%, this is reflected in the monthly decrease in production time by 13.92%, in turn increasing the amount of stone material produced by an average of 43.77%. Likewise, it is possible to significantly reduce the production loss capacity by an annual average of 93.99%.</p>

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SCADA system design: A proposal for optimizing a production line

Cited by 7 publications

References 10 publications

Industry 4.0 in textile and apparel sector: a systematic literature review

Industry 4.0 in textile and apparel sector: a systematic literature review

Smart grid analysis and management in Colombia towards ETAP Real Time solution

Automation of the stone materials dosing process, controlled by variable frequency drives

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