Industrial automation

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Popovic, D. and Bhatkar, V. P. Distributed Computer Control for Industrial Automation (Marcel Dekker, New York, 1990). 

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In industry, independent work was started in the meantime to define Security Profiles for Avionics by CAA (Civil Aviation Authority) (14) and the US Industrial Automation Group PCSRF—Process Control Security Requirements Forum (10)(11)(12)(13), very much triggered by ISO 15508. On the other hand, the maturity and process assessment models of CMMI and SPICE (ISO 15504), where the maturity of processes within companies with respect to IT-development are assessed and made comparable, have found their counterparts already in the security world (15). 

Only applied originally in the pharmaceutical industry, automated synthetic methods have spread quickly into the research for new agrochemicals, other speciality chemicals, catalysts and new materials. It is also being used increasingly in process development laboratories coupled with statistical experimental design. 

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Laboratory robotics is not an outgrowth of classical industrial robotics (manufacturing robotics). Developed independently, it focuses on the chemical process rather than on robotic hardware development. However, much of the technology that was previously developed and tested for industrial automation has found uses in laboratory robotics. Also, some classical terms are routinely used in connection with laboratory robotics and laboratory automation. By 1994, robotics had seemingly reached maturity, so a specific nomenclature for laboratory robotics and automation was issued by lUPAC [2,3]. Some of lUPAC s recommended terms are general and require the word robot or robotics for specific use (e.g. in controlled-path robots , corrosion-resistant robots , feedback in robotics , accuracy in robotics ) others are characteristic of robotic technology (e.g. arm , articulate structure , flexible automation , manipulator ). 

Keywords advanced control monitoring, industrial automation, refining industry, online optimization... 

Advanced Control applications are part of the broader context of Industrial Automation, a multidisciplinary activity which has evolved for more than twenty years in our refineries, so it seems fit to start with a brief history of Industrial Automation in the Downstream area of the company. This is dealt with in section 2. Section 3 explores the details of the monitoring process and the plans to develop a more comprehensive approach by adding measures of... 

Industrial Automation history in the Petrobras Downstream area can be traced back to 1986, when the company decided to replace old analog instrumentation by digital control systems (DCS), which, given the sheer size of the refining park, with 10 oil refineries, demanded a considerable investment. 

A second stage was initiated in 1989, with the issue of a general plan, focusing on the rate of return of investments in industrial automation. It was acknowledged then that this return would only be fully realized through the implementation of systems aiming the real time optimization of process units. 

The advanced control applications installed in Petrobras refineries are part of an Industrial Automation effort that goes back more than twenty years. The recent focus on the monitoring of these applications in order to guarantee the realization of their full economic benefit has prompted the development of a useful methodology, which shows that we are now reaping more than 80% of the potential benefits, on average. However, this methodology has a macroscopic nature. 

P. Neumann, Communication in industrial automation—What is going on . Control Engineering Practice, Volume 15, (2007), pp. 1332. 

Profile The company has over 25 years of experience in the field of automation. After many years of working in the industrial automation area, Bohdan began automating laboratory activities for the pharmaceutical, chemical, petrochemical, food, environmental, and other laboratory areas around 1985. 

ISO 10303-11 Industrial automation systems and integration - Product data representation and exchange - Part 11 Description methods The EXPRESS language reference manual. International Standard (2004)... 

ISO 10303-221 Industrial Automation Systems and Integration - Product Data Representation and Exchange - Part 221 Application Protocol Functional Data and Their Schematic Representation for Process Plants. Standard under Development (2005)... 

ISO 15926-1 Industrial Automation Systems and Integration - Integration of Life-Cycle Data for Process Plants Including Oil and Gas Production Facilities - Part 1 Overview and Fundamental Principles. International Standard (2004)... 

ISO 15926-3 Industrial automation systems and integration - Integration of life-cycle data for process plants including oil and gas production facilities - Part 3 Ontology for geometry and topology. Standard under development. (2006)... 

Fines Volume or Size Distribution. Increased industrial automation for the fines destruction loop is the subject of several academic research programs. Several measurement techniques for... 

The October Branch of All-Union Research and Design Institute For Petroleum Industry Automation (VNIIKA) built a transportable generator installation capable of producing and injecting downhole two tons of steam-gas mixture per hour at pressures of 200 kg/cm. VNIIKA installed and ran this complex on one of the depleted wells. After two days of injecting the steam-gas mixture into the bottomhole zone the well yielded a flow of oil in commercial quantity. 

ISO. 1994. Standard for Industrial Automation Systems and Integration—Product Data Representation and Exchange (ISO 10303) Available in numerous parts. Geneva, Switzerland International Organization for standardization. 

Pharmaceutical industry—Automation—Quality control. 2. Pharmaceutical technology—Automation—Quality control. 3. Information technology—Quahty control. I. Wingate, Guy. 

Industrial robots are defined by ISO 8373 as automatically controlled, reprogrammable, multipurpose manipulators that are programmable in three or more axes and may either be fixed in place or mobile for use in industrial automation applications. 

Increasing miniaturization of mechanical components and rising demands in the precision mechanics and microtechnology industries are creating high demands on assembly automation. Today automated solutions only exist for mass series production systems (the watchmaking industry, the electronics industry). Automation of assembly tasks for small and medium-sized series is still rare. Flexible automated microassembly systems are required there due to the large number of different types and variants. 

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Kou, L.W. et al. 2011. Fully Mechanized Caving Face Spray Dust Removal Technology and Its Application. Industrial Automation (l) 75-77. 

One half of the mould cavity can be flexible. Because the method is not restricted to short flbres it can ideally achieve good mechanical properties. Large, complex shapes have been made for the automotive and aerospace industries. Automated and computer controlled processes of this kind can achieve rapid cycles. 

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