DocumentCode
2335334
Title
A reference architecture and functional model for monitoring and diagnosis of large automated systems
Author
Zhang, Dan Hong ; Jing Bing Zhang ; Luo, Ming ; Tang, Yue ; Zhuang, Li Qun
Author_Institution
Singapore Inst. of Manuf. Technol., Nanyang, Singapore
Volume
2
fYear
2003
fDate
16-19 Sept. 2003
Firstpage
516
Abstract
This research develops a reference architecture and functional model for intelligent monitoring and fault diagnosis of large complex automated systems in manufacturing and logistics. This reference architecture organises the monitoring and diagnosis functions in a modified hierarchical manner with multiple levels, and is therefore easily scalable to meet growing requirements of different application scenarios. The architecture is efficient as it allows problems to be quickly dealt with closer to their sources; therefore minimising intra-level data communication and messaging. Similarly the proposed functional model for monitoring and diagnosis unit can be adopted (i.e., scaled up or down) to suit the needs of the application, and indeed it fits well into the proposed reference architecture. A successful case of applying the proposed architecture and model is presented which serves to illustrate how they can be implemented in real-life to solve a class of monitoring and diagnosis problems for large automated systems typically found in manufacturing and logistics.
Keywords
computerised monitoring; condition monitoring; factory automation; fault diagnosis; hierarchical systems; large-scale systems; logistics; push-pull production; warehouse automation; artificial intelligence techniques; complex automated systems; fault diagnosis; functional model; generic functional models; hierarchical levels; intelligent monitoring; intralevel data communication; large distributed automated material handling systems; logistics; manufacturing; messaging; monitoring and diagnosis units; pull communication; push communication; reference architecture; Automatic control; Competitive intelligence; Computerized monitoring; Control systems; Fault diagnosis; Logistics; Manufacturing automation; Materials handling; Remote monitoring; Virtual manufacturing;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation, 2003. Proceedings. ETFA '03. IEEE Conference
Print_ISBN
0-7803-7937-3
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/ETFA.2003.1248742
Filename
1248742
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