WO2004046973A2 - Layout-orientierte erfassung von automatisierungsinformationen - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a system and a method for the graphic recording of system requirements and specifications in an electronically evaluable form.
- the object of the invention is to enable a simplified, layout-oriented recording of requirements and specifications for an automation system and to provide the information in an electronically evaluable form.
- This object is achieved by a system for the layout-oriented acquisition of control-relevant information, with first means for graphically describing structures consisting of individual components, second means for graphically establishing at least one directional relationship between the components of the structures described and third means for specifying control-relevant information Interconnection of the components depending on the established relationships.
- control-relevant information is integrated graphically and interactively directly into technical drawings.
- the information is brought in by pre-defined or user-defined elements.
- a procedural task is solved with the help of a drawing.
- a complex structure consisting of individual, for example physical, components is described using graphic means. The components are shown in their spatial arrangement.
- a physical layout that is to say a description, for example of a conveyor, can be generated in this way.
- the components involved are then related to each other. This is also done graphically, for example by entering a material flow in the conveyor in the structure.
- an interconnection that is to say a control-relevant link, of the individual components is then specified or set up.
- the individual components are interconnected in this way in the overall system.
- An advantageous embodiment of the invention is characterized in that the control-relevant information for recording is provided for an automation system of a process and / or manufacturing plant. Especially when designing complex industrial plants, it is important to design the most efficient design for the control technology and the associated control behavior of a plant. Drawings of a plant structure must be translated into control-relevant information. This can easily lead to a loss of information, or information in the drawing can be misinterpreted by the developer.
- a further advantageous embodiment of the invention is characterized in that the components in a library are designed as types with type-dependent properties and data interfaces.
- This training enables a developer to store certain, recurring elements, for example a system, in the library and to assign special properties to them. For example, a conveyor belt or a lifting table can be stored in the library. The user can then define properties that are typical for these elements and that occur again and again. Properties can be predefined, as well as freely configurable by a user.
- the characteristics and number of the required data interfaces of the individual components are also stored in the library in connection with the types.
- the data interfaces also have special properties that depend on the respective component.
- This embodiment of the invention makes it possible to store recurring objects in a prefabricated manner and thus reduces the effort involved in specifying an automation solution, since reusable modules can be used and the components already have predetermined interconnection options due to their special data interfaces, so that a developer can preselect possible ones Combinations can be presented.
- the use of the component library significantly reduces the effort required to generate an automation solution.
- a further advantageous embodiment of the invention is characterized in that the interconnection of the components is provided via the data interfaces.
- Such an interconnection of the components via the data interfaces ensures that only those components can be selected that can also be connected to an existing component or its ports.
- the use of the data interfaces for the interconnection therefore specifies a selection of possible combinations, which greatly simplifies the specification of an automation solution for a developer.
- a further advantageous embodiment of the invention is characterized in that the directional relationships between the components are established on the basis of a material flow in a process and / or manufacturing plant.
- the use of the material flow within a plant is an ideal solution, since an operator of the system is immediately aware of the spatial behavior of the material flow. It is not necessary to relate the individual components of the system to one another in an academic manner, but the simple graphical entry of the material flow in a drawing automatically establishes the important predecessor-successor relationship.
- the specification of an automation solution is enormously facilitated by this advantageous embodiment of the invention.
- a further advantageous embodiment of the invention is characterized in that an information flow between the components opposite to the material flow is provided.
- a backward-directed information flow between the components involved, which is opposite to the material flow advantageously guarantees a possibility of traceability within the system.
- a predecessor component knows at all times whether its successor component has sufficient absorption capacity for the material to be forwarded or whether the space for the next production piece is already free again.
- Manufacturing-related data can also be collected in a simple manner using this information flow and material tracking, which is, for example, in the This ensures a connection with a tracking system at the MES level (Manufacturing Execution Systems).
- a further advantageous embodiment of the invention is characterized in that the directional relationships between data interfaces of adjacent components are established from the distance of the components from one another and the information available to the data interfaces.
- the spatial position of components in the graphical layout can advantageously be used for the construction or specification of the interconnection of the components with one another.
- the relationships between the data interfaces or ports of two or more adjacent components can be based on the geometric information, e.g. Position in the layout, together with a predefinable threshold value for the definition of the proximity of the components to one another required in the system or the layout and specific information about the ports are automatically derived.
- the port information here includes, for example, information on the type or
- Direction of data flow (IN / OUT). If the corresponding information is available, a user of the system can establish the relationship and thus the connection in a simple manner by moving the components to one another on the surface of a screen, for example using a mouse.
- a further advantageous embodiment of the invention is characterized in that type and / or instance and / or location information on the components is provided for use from the graphic layout.
- a specific description of the components used, such as lifting tables or conveyor belts, is already possible from the graphic layout.
- This information can then be used in an advantageous manner for the use of, for example, maintenance management systems.
- a maintenance information system can have a location information tion on a graphical basis. The information about the components involved does not have to be entered into such a system.
- the use of advanced information systems, such as plant information systems is made significantly easier in this way and is also easier to implement financially.
- a further advantageous embodiment of the invention is characterized in that fourth means are provided for the layout-oriented addition of further properties to components.
- fourth means are provided for the layout-oriented addition of further properties to components.
- This enables a developer to add additional attributes, for example via a separate input field on the user interface of the system, to the graphics of a special component.
- These properties can e.g. B. Functions such as "switch up” or “switch down” that are already added by the developer at the graphic level of a component. In this way, the automation-related behavior of the individual components is recorded more easily in the graphic layout and made available for the use of an automation solution.
- a further advantageous embodiment of the invention is characterized in that a layout-oriented assembly of components into groups is provided. It is also advantageous that a layout-oriented assignment of superordinate semantics to the groups is provided. For example, several components may be related to a certain function. For example, there are so-called "emergency areas" that must be switched off uniformly. Likewise, several components can be assigned to a specific controller or several components can be assigned to a specific area in which a system for operator control and monitoring (O&M system or HMI, Human Machine Interface) is used. Merging components into groups makes it easier to assign them to a controller or an HMI, for example. The groups can overlap as desired.
- a further advantageous embodiment of the invention is characterized in that an assignment of elements to limit permitted value ranges and / or attributes to components and / or functional groups and / or data interfaces is provided.
- the validity of relationships can be defined by inserting such "constraint elements” that can narrow or limit the possible interactions between data interfaces, components or functional groups.
- this enables the established relationships to be validated by automatically selecting only those components that can be connected to an existing component or its interfaces without violating the "constraints”.
- information can be derived from this, such as whether the maximum number of port connections on a multi-port has been reached or whether, for example, the sum of the consumers exceeds the permissible maximum current.
- a further advantageous embodiment of the invention is characterized in that a layout-oriented generation of a network configuration for communication of the components of a process and / or manufacturing plant is provided. If the individual components are related to each other and if higher-quality automation-relevant units have been defined on the basis of components combined into groups, the components involved can be directly networked at the graphic level. The network topology does not have to be specially developed. Rather, it results automatically from the position of the components and the relationships defined between the components. A simple conception and specification of the required network topology is possible in this way.
- FIG. 3 shows a schematic representation of the graphic representation of a subsystem.
- a first description 1 is used to create a graphic description in the system, for example a system consisting of individual components 21 x .. j .
- the components 21 ⁇ .. j are selected from a set of components 21 ⁇ .. n stored in a library 25.
- the selected components 21 j .. j are used for the graphic description of the system structures 22, as a result of which a complex system can be compiled graphically.
- the second means 2 are used to graphically describe relationships 23 between the selected components 21 ⁇ ..j so that they are stored in the layout.
- the specification of an interconnection 24 between the selected components 21 ⁇ , .j is generated by third means 3.
- the interconnection 24 takes place as a function of the directed relationships 23 via data interfaces 26. In this way, the components 21 ⁇ .. j are related to one another in terms of data technology.
- the advantage of the design of the system according to the invention shown in FIG. 1 is that parts of a system, here represented as a set of any components 21 ⁇ .. n , can be graphically related to one another in a simple manner.
- Your data technology interfaces 26 can be linked to one another by defining directed relationships 23 on the basis of the layout and directly converted into control-relevant information.
- the components have 2l ! .. n each a unique identifier and type information. Any number of properties, so-called attributes, can be assigned to the components 21 ⁇ .. n .
- the properties of the components 21 ⁇ .. n are represented by symbols of different shapes.
- Properties or attributes of components 21 ⁇ .. ⁇ can be both classic data types such as "integer” or "real", but it can also be structures such as "fields” or “arrays”.
- Numbers of data interfaces 26, so-called ports can also be assigned as attributes. It is also possible as attributes
- a defined access interface (eg in the form of a DLL) can be assigned to a so-called link attribute.
- Such an access interface enables access to data in a referenced element, for example an Excel file.
- Components 21 Sha .. n can be used to assign a semantics 32 using the attributes.
- a component 21i within a system can be assigned, for example, that it is a conveying element or a lifting table.
- An attribute can also be assigned a rule that describes how a certain attribute value can be derived from other attributes.
- the components 21 ⁇ .. n have any number of ports or data interfaces 26. Components that have ports or data interfaces 26 with the same structure can use them
- Interfaces are interconnected. When building a port, the number and type of the respective attributes that describe the port are relevant.
- a connection direction in terms of In / Out can be assigned to individual attributes of a port or the entire port. This connection direction can be designed unidirectionally in the sense of an "either - or" if a conveying element has only one conveying direction. The connection can, however, also be bidirectional in the sense of “both as well” if a conveying element has two conveying directions (forwards / backwards; up / down).
- the port can be defined as IN and Out to allow both directions, or a graphic port as a representative is assigned a logical IN port and a logical OUT port. Multi-ports can also be defined that can be connected to more than one other port.
- the components 21] ... j selected for the description are assigned a direction using the second means for graphically establishing a directed relationship 23 such that each component 21 ⁇ receives a defined predecessor and a defined successor, the components 21 ⁇ involved can. .j are interconnected via their existing ports or data interfaces 26.
- the components 21 ⁇ ..j graphically, which already contain their control-relevant individual information in the form of their properties and their data interfaces 26. an automation solution can be specified.
- the individual components 21 ⁇ .. j are to be regarded as objects which, depending on their neighbors, shape certain properties in the overall system of the system. The information relevant for the specification of the control can thus be obtained directly from the position of the individual components 21a . ..j can be seen in the graphic representation.
- FIG. 2 shows an exemplary embodiment of the invention, in which the relationships 23 between the selected components 21 x ..j are established with the aid of a material flow 27.
- the connection of ports or data interfaces 26 takes place in a graphic manner. A connecting line between the graphically represented ports is simply drawn along the material flow 27, as is planned in a plant. If a material flow 27 is used to establish the connection, the connection is automatically directed. The connection can also be made by simply placing the components 21 ⁇ .. j accordingly, so that ports or data interfaces 26 to the
- Neighboring elements or components 21 ⁇ ..j are automatically constructed if the elements are at a defined distance from one another.
- An information flow 28 opposite to the material flow 27 is automatically established by the system. The information flow 28 runs along the established data interfaces 26 between the components 21 ⁇ ..j.
- a component 21 ⁇ can also contain a further component 21i ⁇ : L / in the form of a property.
- This design enables components to be nested in such a way that components can consist of other components. For example, components such as control cabinets or racks can be implemented in the layout of the system. Accordingly, a higher-level component also has higher-level properties.
- the graphic representatives of the components 21 ⁇ .. n can, for example, be in 2D or 3D form and they have general properties of the components 21 ⁇ .. n that they represent, ie they have a specific position, orientation, size and a specific form.
- a number of further properties 30 can also be assigned to a component 21 ⁇ .
- These additional properties 30 can the components 2l ! .. n are predefined so that they are available in the component library 25. However, properties can also be entered by the user at any time using special input windows and assigned to components 21 ⁇ .. n .
- the main advantage of the embodiment of the invention shown in FIG. 2 is that the individual elements or
- Components 21 x .. j that make up a system can be easily related to each other.
- the components 21 ⁇ .. j are either arranged graphically in such a way that they establish a connection to neighboring objects over a defined distance and an interconnection can take place on the basis of this spatial proximity.
- it is possible to implement the interconnection between the components 21 ⁇ ..j by placing the components 21 ⁇ ..j in a directional relationship 23 to one another by a user of the system, for example by entering a material flow 27, a unidirectional connection between the components involved 21 a. .. j builds up.
- a link between the components 21 ⁇ ..j is then realized via the respective data interfaces 26 and a data transfer between the components 21 ⁇ ..j is made possible.
- the material flow 27 is opposite to an information flow 28 between the components 21 x ..j. This is advantageous, for example, if the material flow 27 within the plant is to be traced as part of an MES system.
- the opposite information flow 28 is essential for the smooth functioning of the components 21 ⁇ ..j in the overall system. It ensures that a component 21 ⁇ knows the status of its successor component 21 ⁇ + ⁇ and whether, for example, a material can be passed on.
- Each component is represented within the system as an object, which contains properties, such as type, identity, location 29, but also user-defined or function-dependent properties 30.
- the behavior of the respective components is thus already documented within the graphical representation in such a way that when the data interfaces 26 are linked, the control-relevant information of the individual components can be automatically recorded and related to one another. In this way, when the components 21 L .J are joined together or the material flow 27 is entered, the control-relevant information is recorded and is advantageously available to the developer for the specification of an automation solution of the system shown graphically.
- FIG. 3 shows an exemplary embodiment of the system for the layout-oriented detection of control-relevant information, in which components 21 x ..i are combined to form groups 31.
- a higher-level semantics 32 can be assigned to the groups 31.
- a network configuration 33 can be established graphically with the aid of the system.
- FIG. 3 shows how components 21 ⁇ .. ⁇ can be combined to form functional groups 31.
- this is done by forming a selection set and selecting a functional group 31, for example in a tree view and performing a number of operations, for example adding / removing.
- components 21 ⁇ ..i can be added to or removed from a group 31.
- Components 21 ⁇ ..j, functional groups 31 and data interfaces 26 can be assigned so-called "constraint elements". These are elements that exert constraints in such a way that, for example, the validity of value ranges of individual characteristics or attributes is defined.
- Assigning a higher-level semantics 32 (PLC area 32a, HMI area 32b) to specific groups 31 has the advantage that a set of components 21 ⁇ .. ⁇ can be assigned a higher-level property. For example, several components 21 ⁇ .. ⁇ can be combined in such a way that they are represented in the context of a B&B system 40 in order to be visualized on the system or the shop floor for an operator of the system 41. Likewise, components 21 ⁇ , . ⁇ can be combined in order to assign them to a controller (PLC, PLC) 42. Special circuits can also be implemented, which represent, for example, an emergency on / off in the context of an "emergency area".
- Groups 31 can be put together as desired and a component 21 can be assigned to any number of groups 31. A higher-quality behavior of the components involved can thus be derived in a simple manner from the graphic layout and the automation-relevant information required for this is automatically made available.
- a network topology 33 can be implemented in a simple manner. The design of the network to be specified results automatically from the relationships 23 of the components 21 ⁇ ..j to one another. The question of which data connection is to be used, for example a bus system 33a or an Ethernet 33b, can already be specified in the graphic system on the basis of the information relevant to automation.
- the redundant design of data transmission devices can be designed based on the underlying information, since the layout clearly shows which areas of the designed system are safety-relevant and must therefore have a redundant data transmission device.
- the grouping of the components 21 ⁇ ..j shown in FIG. 3 into higher-value units simplifies the design of the automation solution of the system in a simple manner, since the higher-value units are each assigned a higher-level semantics 32, belonging to a controller or a B&B system, and structuring can be done graphically by the developer based on the system layout.
- the invention relates to a system and a method for the graphic recording of system requirements and specifications in an electronically evaluable form.
- Elements of a system are represented graphically by selectable components 21.
- the components 21 are graphically brought into a relationship 23 to one another and a control-relevant interconnection 24 is automatically specified on the basis of the established relationship 23 and made available in electronic form.
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