EP3411763A1 - Produktionsanlage mit regelung der produktions- bzw. verbrauchsrate - Google Patents
Produktionsanlage mit regelung der produktions- bzw. verbrauchsrateInfo
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to production plants having one or more processing stations for producing a final product from at least one primary educt.
- Processing station where a reactant is processed into a product, contains a process controller, which has one or more manipulated variables on the
- Processing station acts and receives at least one variable to be controlled as feedback. For example, is this size a measure of
- Quality characteristic of the product is correlated, this quality feature can be maintained at a constant level, even if disturbing influences affect the manufacturing process.
- the disturbances are compensated by adjusting the manipulated variable accordingly by the process controller.
- a production plant for the production of at least one end product from at least one primary educt comprises at least one processing station which processes at least one educt for at least one product. It is still a process controller is provided, which by influencing at least one acting on the processing station manipulated variable at least one size, which is a measure of a quality feature of the product, and / or with a
- Quality characteristic of the product is capable of regulating.
- starting material includes all materials, media, objects and other resources required by the processing station for the production of the product, in particular resources that are consumed in this case. These include, for example, raw materials, energy, auxiliary materials, consumables and manufactured by other processing stations
- a product generally includes the work result provided by the workstation.
- a product may, for example, be a refined or processed raw material, a precursor or semifinished product for further processing by further processing stations or an article to be produced with the production plant as a whole.
- the production plant can be a serial or parallel arrangement of
- Processing stations or any hybrid forms thereof include.
- a serial arrangement of two work stations means that a product of the first processing station is used by the second workstation as a starting material.
- a parallel arrangement of two workstations means that the two processing stations receive the same or similar educts and from this produce the same or similar, in particular interchangeable, products.
- Primary educts are those educts that the considered as a whole
- a variable which is correlated with a quality feature of the product is understood in particular to be a variable whose value or course is the cause of the
- Presence or absence of the quality characteristic may be a process variable that affects the quality of the product or that otherwise matters to the quality of the product.
- the process controller is additionally designed to
- the production rate can be determined by the amount of
- Processing station provided product per unit time to be defined.
- the consumption rate can be calculated in particular as the consumption of educt per
- Time unit are defined by the processing station.
- the manufacturing cost per manufactured product may depend on the degree of utilization of the machine because of the Energy consumption and / or tool wear at full capacity or even overloading of the machine increase disproportionately. If a large number of products, for example diesel injectors, are needed immediately, because elsewhere, for example in engine production, a standstill threatens, then it can make economic sense to drive the production machine without regard to the increased unit costs at the limit. If, on the other hand, a smaller number is required because further processing ceases or there is less acute need for other reasons, the one working point for the workload with the lowest unit costs may make sense.
- Processing Stations are distributed so that the maximum available value can be achieved with the available total quantity.
- the production rate and the consumption rate are immediately obvious
- Parameters that can be set by a process operator with regard to the operational requirements The regulation of the size, which is a measure of a quality characteristic of the product, and / or with a
- Quality characteristic of the product may be equal to the regulation of the production rate or consumption rate. However, with particular preference the control is prioritized in terms of product quality.
- Manipulated variable for the purpose of changing the production rate or consumption rate are allowed only to the extent that the product quality at any time falls below a predetermined threshold.
- the production rate and the consumption rate may be quantities which are present or can be scanned with a comparatively slow time constant. If, for example, the product and / or the starting material are present in the form of discrete pieces, then the time required for the production or consumption of a piece is limited is needed, the time constant. However, this expressly does not limit the time constant at which that quantity is scanned, which is a measure of a quality characteristic of the product, and / or which is correlated with a quality characteristic of the product.
- This size need not only be present when a discrete piece of the product is made, but may for example be a process size and be present during the production of the currently being processed product with high time resolution.
- the process controller can thus as before respond to disturbances occurring during this production immediately and immediately, with cycle times down to the millisecond range, and adjust the manipulated variable accordingly.
- Process controller regulates, advantageously fed back into the process controller, so that there is a closed loop control.
- the process controller receives at least one process variable from the processing station as additional feedback.
- This feedback can be used, for example, to monitor boundary conditions, such as
- Load limits of components of the processing station serve. However, it can also be used, for example, to train the process controller additionally to regulate this process variable.
- the process controller can implement the requirement to regulate the production rate and / or consumption rate to a predetermined value internally in specifications for one or more process variables. The desired production rate and / or
- Consumption rate is then physically realized by appropriate control of the process variables to the new specifications.
- Quality characteristic of the product to be correlated is a particularly advantageous embodiment of the invention, in which the processing station is designed to process an educt by drilling to form a product.
- the process controller can then be designed, for example, to control the feed force F of the drill as a process variable.
- the process controller for example, vary the speed of the drill.
- the service life of the drill could be extended by up to 30%.
- the processing station can be designed to process an educt by milling into a product.
- the process controller can then be designed, for example, to use the feed rate v of the milling cutter as
- the process controller can also receive a measured variable R, which describes the rattling of the milling cutter, as an additionally fed back process variable.
- R which describes the rattling of the milling cutter
- the chattering of a milling cutter involves vibrations that occur more frequently at higher processing speeds and, for example, reduce both the life of the milling cutter and the machining accuracy. If the process controller is now given the specification of the highest possible production rate while maintaining the same quality requirement, then the process controller can react to this, for example, by giving at least the initial coarse part of the workpiece machining with a maximum
- the process controller can be one of the actual controller of the
- Workstation must be independent unit and also does not have to be integrated into the processing station. So it is possible, for example, that one
- Process controller can be retrofitted in the form of a separate system box. Conversely, however, it is also possible to integrate in the control of the processing station from the outset the process controller.
- the control of the processing station may be, for example, a CNC controller, a PLC controller or a speed controller for a frequency converter.
- the process variable from the processing station, which receives the process controller as additional feedback for example, be a state information from the control of the processing station.
- the process variable can also be, for example, a measured value measured with a sensor.
- At least two processing stations are provided, wherein at least one product of the first processing station is an educt of the second processing station. It can then, for example, the consumption rate of the second processing station on precursors and the production rate of the first processing station for these precursors are coordinated so that there is neither a stagnation of unprocessed precursors between the first and the second processing station nor to a standstill of the second processing station due to an acute Lack of precursors comes. Likewise, for example, several processing stations from one and the same
- upstream processing station to be fed with precursors.
- a first process controller which receives at least one process variable from each processing station as feedback and one to the first
- Processing station affected manipulated variable influenced. Furthermore, a second process controller is provided, the at least one process variable from the second processing station and at least one size, which is a measure of
- Quality characteristic of the product and / or which is correlated with a quality characteristic of the product receives as feedback and one on the second
- Processing station affected manipulated variable influenced.
- the first process controller can then serve, for example, mainly to implement the specification with respect to the production rate or consumption rate.
- the second process controller may serve primarily to ensure a consistent quality of the final product.
- a production controller is provided which is adapted to the consumption rate of the production plant to at least one Primäredukt, and / or the
- Production rate of production plant for the final product by acting on the set points of the process controller for the production rates of
- the production controller can particularly easily respond to the two disturbances that occur most frequently in such a complex composite, namely failures of processing stations on the one hand and
- processing stations can work with a shortage of certain educts on low flame in order to use the scarce starting materials at other processing stations, where they are needed more urgently.
- the production controller thus orchestrates the interplay of the individual processing stations in accordance with the situation, so that the added value and the necessary
- the production controller can transmit to the individual processing stations the specifications relating to the consumption or production rate, for example in the form of a scaling factor normalized to the respective maximum production capacity, a value of 0 for standstill and a value of 1 for
- the production controller can the specifications regarding the
- Production rate of end products and / or with respect to the consumption of Primäredukten example of a control system, such as SAP or a production control system (Manufacturing Execution System, M ES) receive and in turn report the actual state of the production rate or consumption rate to the control system.
- a control system such as SAP or a production control system (Manufacturing Execution System, M ES)
- M ES Manufacturing Execution System
- Processing station transmitted to the production controller. For example, if a workstation has failed, any attempt of the
- the process controller and the production controller can each be designed as separate units, which can be sold separately and retrofitted to an existing processing station, or in an existing production plant.
- the invention therefore also relates to a process controller, which is additionally designed, by acting on a manipulated variable acting on the processing station
- the invention also relates to a production controller for a production plant composed of a plurality of processing stations, which is designed to control the production rate and / or the consumption rate of the production plant by influencing the setpoints of the process controllers for the production rates, and / or for the consumption rates To regulate base stations.
- the invention has at least the following significant advantages over the prior art:
- Processing stations is no longer an independent, manual process.
- the process controller Through the process controller, the manipulated variables and process parameters are interposed for each tool state as well as for each individual pairing
- the production controller has a direct influence on the manipulated variables of the individual processing stations, and thus also on the production speed and on the unit costs.
- FIG 1 embodiment of a production plant 1 according to the invention with a processing station 41
- Figure 2 embodiment of a production plant 1 according to the invention with two cascaded processing stations 41 and 42nd
- FIG. 9 embodiment of a production plant 1 according to the invention with production controller. 9
- the production plant 1 comprises a single processing station 41.
- the processing station 41 consumes this
- the production rate 3a of the production plant 1 as a whole is identical to the production rate 31a of the single processing station 41.
- the process controller 51 assigned to the processing station 41 receives both the consumption rate 21a and the production rate 31a of the processing station 41. The process controller 51 is thus able to maintain the quality of the process
- Product 31 to regulate either the consumption rate 21a, the production rate 31a or a combination of the consumption rate 21a and the production rate 31a.
- the process controller 51 influences for this purpose on the
- Processing station 41 acting manipulated variable 61 acting manipulated variable 61.
- the size 71 is registered not only on the finished product 31, but at the same time, taken on a much faster time scale, directly from the running in the processing station 41 process.
- the process controller 51 receives another process variable 81 from the processing station as further feedback, which can be used to monitor boundary conditions.
- the production plant 1 comprises two processing stations 41 and 42 cascaded with one another
- Primäredukt 2 is at the same time the starting material 21 of the first processing station 41, and the consumption rate 2a at primary educt 2 is identical to the consumption rate 21a of the first processing station 41.
- the first processing station 41 produces a first product 31 at a rate 31a.
- This first product 31 is at the same time the educt 22 of the second processing station 42, which produces the second product 32 from this educt 22 at a rate 32a.
- the second product 32 is identical to the end product 3, which produces the production plant 1 as a whole, and the rate 3a, with which the end product 3 is produced, is identical to the production rate 32a of the second processing station 42
- the consumption rate 22a of the second processing station 42 is not necessarily identical to the production rate 31a of the first one
- the production plant 1 contains two process controllers 51 and 52. The first
- Process controller 51 receives the consumption rate 21a and the production rate 31a of the first processing station 41 as feedback. In addition, the first process controller 51 receives a first process variable 81 from the first processing station 41 and a second process variable 82 from the second processing station 42. The first process controller 51 influences a manipulated variable 61 that corresponds to the first process variable
- Processing station 41 acts. He does the main work in implementing the quantitative requirements for production and resource consumption.
- the second process controller 52 receives the consumption rate 22a and the
- Production rate 32a of the second processing station 42 as a feedback.
- the second process controller 52 obtains the quantity 72, which is a measure of a quality characteristic of the product 32.
- the second process controller 52 thus assumes the final inspection of the product 32, which is at the same time the end product 3 of the production plant 1. Analogous to FIG. 1, the size 72 becomes both on the hand of the finished product 32 and on a much faster one
- Time scale taken directly from the running in the processing station 42 process.
- FIG. 3 shows a further embodiment of a production plant 1 according to the invention.
- a mixed serial and parallel arrangement of four processing stations 41, 42 a, 42 b and 43 is provided.
- the first processing station 41 consumes a starting material 21, which is also the primary educt 2 of the production plant 1 as a whole, with a consumption rate 21a and produces a first product 31 from this educt 21 at a production rate 31a.
- the one associated with the first processing station 41 is also the primary educt 2 of the production plant 1 as a whole, with a consumption rate 21a and produces a first product 31 from this educt 21 at a production rate 31a.
- Process controller 51 which acts on the first processing station 41 via a manipulated variable 61, receives the consumption rate 21a and the production rate 31a of the first processing station 41 as well as a quantity 71, which is a measure of a quality characteristic of the first product 31, as feedback.
- Process controller 51 is designed, in addition to the size 71 and the
- the first product 31 is an intermediate product which is fed as educt 22 to two processing stations 42a and 42b arranged in parallel.
- Processing stations 42a and 42b produce a second product 32 from the educt 22.
- the consumption rate 22al the
- Processing station 42b on the reactant 22 differ. Also, the production rate 32al of the second product processing station 42a may differ from the production rate 32a2 of the second product processing station 42b. The sum of the consumption rates 22al and 22a2 both
- Processing stations 42a and 42b on the educt 22 need not correspond at all times to the production rate 31a with which this educt 22 is produced as the first product 31 by the processing station 41.
- Storage capacity is available, which receives a production surplus from the processing station 41 and covers a surplus demand from the processing stations 42a and 42b.
- the process controller 52a associated with the processing station 42a influences the processing station 42a by a manipulated variable 62a. It receives the consumption rate 22al and the production rate 32al of the processing station 42a, as well as the size 72a, which is a measure of a quality feature of the
- Processing station 42a produced second product 32, as
- the process controller 52b assigned to the processing station 42b influences the processing station 42b mediated by a manipulated variable 62b. It receives the consumption rate 22a2 and the production rate 32a2 of the processing station 42b, as well as the size 72b, which is a measure of a quality characteristic of the of the
- Processing station 42b produced second product 32, as
- the second product 32 produced by both processing stations 42a and 42b is at the same time the educt 23 for the processing station 43.
- Processing station 43 consumes educt 23 at a consumption rate 23a, and uses this production rate 33a to produce third product 33, which at the same time is the end product 3 of production plant 1 as a whole.
- the processing station 43 associated with the process controller 53 receives the
- the sizes 71, 72a, 72b and 73 are determined not only on the basis of the finished products 31, 32 and 33, but also, on a much faster time scale, directly in the processing stations 41, 42a, 42b and 43 ongoing processes taken.
- the production rate 33a of the processing station 43 is identical to the production rate 3a of FIG
- Production plant 1 as a whole.
- the production controller 9 receives the consumption rate 2a and the production rate 3a of the production plant 1 as feedback. He is trained to
- the production controller 9 influences the set values 91, 92a, 92b and 93 for the consumption rates 21a, 22al, 22a2, 23a, and / or for the production rates 31a, 32al, 32a2, 33a, the processing stations 42, 42a, 42b and 43
- the production controller may receive further feedback about the state of the processing stations 42, 42a, 42b and 43, which are not shown in FIG. 3 for reasons of clarity.
- the production plant 1 as a whole can be driven between the extremes of the maximum production rate 3a and the minimum consumption rate 2a. Furthermore, it is possible, for example, to react to a failure of the processing station 42a by correspondingly increasing the utilization of the processing station 42b.
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