Maintenance integration in a control-monitoring architecture based on Petri net with objects. Application to a flexible manufacturing system

The problem of failure occurrence in flexible manufacturing systems (FMS) tends to increase according to their complexity leading to time-consuming tasks as the localisation and repairing. The occurrence of failures during the exploitation stage can deeply modify the FMS performances or its availabi...

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Published in2006 IEEE Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation pp. 929 - 936
Main Authors Loures, E.R., de Paula, M.A.B., Pascal, J.-C.
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 01.09.2006
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Control systems
Coordinate measuring machines
Electric breakdown
Flexible manufacturing systems
Job shop scheduling
Manufacturing systems
Monitoring
Production systems
Robots
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Summary:The problem of failure occurrence in flexible manufacturing systems (FMS) tends to increase according to their complexity leading to time-consuming tasks as the localisation and repairing. The occurrence of failures during the exploitation stage can deeply modify the FMS performances or its availability. We want to investigate the maintenance integration into a control-monitoring framework, from the control system's early design stage to the maintenance policies execution, so as to improve production time and minimize unplanned costly breakdowns of FMS. This paper proposes a modular and hierarchic control-monitoring-maintenance architecture (CMM) for FMS based on Petri nets with objects (PNO). These efforts acts as a basis for the control architecture of a robot-driven flexible cell, connected to the Ethernet-TCP/IP.
ISBN:9780780397583
0780397584
ISSN:1946-0740
1946-0759
DOI:10.1109/ETFA.2006.355460