Title: Component Based and Totally Integrated Automation
1Component Based and Totally Integrated Automation
- Driving Space Technology through the Advances in
Industrial Automation
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2Content
- Trends and Drivers in Intelligent Industrial
Automation Systems - Application Trends
- What is Component Based Automation?
- Standardisation
- Internet Integration
- New concepts in SIEMENS Product Family SIMATIC -
an example for new solutions - Exploitation of intelligence in Automation
Systems Technology in Space System Technology
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3Basic Concept of Industrial Automation
4Trends in Industrial Automation
- Component based Automation
- Total Integration
- Horizontal Integration
- Vertical Integration
- Distributed Automation
- Heterogeneous Hardware and Software Topology
5Component Based Automation
- Technology Trends
- Application Trends
- What is Component Based Automation?
- Standardisation
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6Technology Trends
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7Changes in Automation Technology
Controller Platforms
PLC
1990
2000
2010
- Automation applications will run on a variety of
different platforms - IT technologies and automation will closely
interact
8Application Trends
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9The Supplier Chain for Factory Automation
OEMs and System Integrators
10Challenges for Automation Product Vendors
Productivity
distributed intelligence
open standards(interfaces, protocols, ...)
11Modular Concepts withCentralised Intelligence
Program runson PLC CPU
Engineering Station
Industrial Ethernet
Controlprogram
Mechanicalparts
Profibus DP
Electricalparts
12Modular Concepts withDistributed Intelligence
Engineeringstation
Ethernet
Mechanicalparts
PLC, PC or Link
Profibus DP
Controlprogram
Electricalparts
13Decentralised and Distributed Automation
DistributedAutomation
DecentralisedAutomation
PG
Profibus
PG
14What isComponent Based Automation?
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15The three Pillars of Component Based Automation
Component Based Automation
Devices
Runtime Specification
Engineering
Plant-wideEngineering
Intelligent Automation and Field Devices
Open Communication Standards
16Vendor independence through Component Technology
17ExampleGenerate Components from STEP7
18CBA Customer Benefits
- OEMs / System Integrators
- Easy communication between self-sufficientmachine
units - short commissioning times
- vendor independence
- Easy data access for process optimisation
- Allows standardisation across OEMs
- competition between OEMs
- Indirect benefits from OEMs
- decreasing costs, higher availability
19Component Based AutomationSystem Benefits
Programming
Configuration
Start-up
Operation
Service
20Standardisation
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21PROFIBUS International
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26PROFIBUS International
27Product Roadmap
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28Products and Configurations (first step)
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30Totally Integrated Automation
31Goals of open Component based architectures in
Manufacturing Industries
Basis for vertical integration
Horizontal integration along the factory line
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Maschine 1
32Internet/Intranet Integration
Customer
Firewall
Intranet
Customer
33Communication - the Core Feature of Automation
Industrial Ethernet
Internet
PROFIBUS
Actuator-Sensor-Interface
34Example for Internet Integration
Manufacturing
Internet
Industrial Ethernet
Internet-ProviderMail-server
SIMATIC S7
Data-Access
Data-Access
E-mail
E-mail
Ethernet
Ethernet
Office
Office
Mailserver
Intranet
35Information anywhere - anytime In the toughest
environment
Wireless LAN
Internet Intranet Database
GSM
IrDa
Ethernet
36Quality Control Paint Shop - Production
- Visual Quality Inspection of painting
- Vehicle Picture on screen
- Online recording into MOBIC
Benefits - No paper storage - Central fault
analysis - Free movement around vehicle -
Flexible adjustment to different types of
vehicles Target Customer - Manufacturing of
large devices (cars, trucks)
Online Data transmission to Central Data Server
Immediate Process Adjustment Storage in Company
Database Statistical Analysis
37Mobile Service and Maintenance
Benefits - Flexible movement along devices -
Documentation at the right location - Online
spare part access (e-business) Target Customer -
Manufacturers and Operators of devices that need
regular service or complex repair/maintenance
- Diagnosis
- Service
- Repair
- Typically complex devices
- Airplanes
- Cars
- Crane
- Construction
- Farm
38Local Information Access Mobile Service and
Commissioning
Benefits - Flexible movement along big
machinery - Overview along wide areas - Visual
inspection of all machinery processes with data
on-hand Target Customer - Manufacturers of large
machinery
- Diagnosis
- Service
- Commissioning
- Typically large devices
- Paper production
- Mills
- Chemical industry
- Factory lines of production
39Internet Security
Encryption
Virus Protection
Authentication
Firewall-system
40Increased System Availability through Internet
Teleservice Remote Diagnosis Remote Support Call
Centre
41Driving Space Technology through the Advances in
Industrial Automation Component Based Automation
- Intelligent Autonomous On-board and Ground
Subsystems both for AIT and Flight Operations - Payloads Instruments
- Platform Units
- OBC
- SCOEs
- Ground-Station and GS equipment
- High Level Control via standardised interfaces
results in simplification of test and flight
procedures - Component Monitoring
- allows better exploitation of modern Mimics
Diagrams - simpler faster configuration and problem
analysis
42Driving Space Technology through the Advances in
Industrial Automation Total Integration
- Horizontal Integration of
- Various levels of AIT
- Check-Out System and Mission Control System
- Vertical Integration
- Mission Preparation, Mission Planing and Flight
Operations - Management Level, Satellite Product Ordering and
Generation and Mission Control - Internet and Intranet Integration
- Decentralised AIT Mission Operations
- Processing of (End-)User Requests
- Satellite or Data Product Delivery
43Discussion