Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5470621 | Procedia CIRP | 2017 | 5 Pages |
Abstract
A lot of manpower is required to establish and maintain a virtual commissioning system as it needs a large database of standard components. Therefore in most cases small- and mid-sized companies are forced to avoid such technologies. Using graph-based design languages to create virtual commissioning models can help to solve this problem. The basic principle is to shape an abstract model of a production system which will then be individually built within the domain specific tools. One of these should be a virtual commissioning tool to evaluate the functionality of the built model. If a change in the design is necessary, the new virtual commissioning model can be regenerated automatically. This approach is even more reasonable, if graph-based design languages are used throughout the whole product life cycle.
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Authors
Markus Kiesel, Philipp Klimant, Nicolai Beisheim, Stephan Rudolph, Matthias Putz,