EP4689982A1 - Verfahren zur verknüpfung von dashboard-daten mit dem dreidimensionalen modell einer aus mehreren modulen bestehenden produktionsanlage - Google Patents
Verfahren zur verknüpfung von dashboard-daten mit dem dreidimensionalen modell einer aus mehreren modulen bestehenden produktionsanlageInfo
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- Modern production plants e.g. a continuous casting plant in the steel industry, consist of a large number of individual systems or modules to which a large number of sensors and actuators are attached. These production plants can be very large and have a complex structure or complex system geometry. In addition, numerous process parameters must be set or taken into account when operating the system.
- Process parameters (casting speed, steel grade, secondary cooling water quantity, etc.)
- Plant geometry (strand guide (segment rollers & bearings), installation concept of secondary cooling (nozzle positions & types, control loops)). This has mostly been done by "manually” (analog) retrieving and linking data from scattered individual data sources, the exact names of which the user must know. Such a procedure is imprecise, error-prone, labor-intensive, person-dependent and time-consuming.
- the invention is based on the object of enabling the integration of data from different sources (design, process engineering, process control, automation, external data sources, etc.) and storing and linking them in an intuitive and uniform manner.
- Fig. 1 shows a three-dimensional model of a continuous casting plant consisting of module models with a first indicator as a slider through a module model.
- Fig. 2 shows a dashboard representation for data from the production plant depending on a second indicator.
- Fig. 3 shows a two-dimensional cross-sectional view of the module model shown in Figure 1 with the position of the first indicator.
- Fig. 4 shows the representations from Figures 1 , 2 , and 3 in summary, with additional dashboard representations shown.
- a computer-implemented method for linking dashboard data to the three-dimensional model of a multi-module production plant comprising:
- the three-dimensional model comprises three-dimensional module models and wherein each of the three-dimensional module models corresponds to a module of the production plant
- the three-dimensional model shown allows the viewer to easily orientate himself in the production facility and select those areas that are relevant to him.
- dashboards illustrate two-dimensional data available for the modules of the production plant. Multiple (at least 2, 3, 4, 5 or more) dashboard data charts can be displayed.
- the first indicator only identifies those areas or
- Modules that are relevant to the viewer are selected.
- the data associated with this module that is assigned to and available from this module are then automatically displayed in the dashboard data using the second indicator.
- the first indicator can be a visually represented, delimited (e.g. rectangular) plane that can be moved through the three-dimensional model. This makes it easy for the viewer to determine the location about which they require information.
- the second indicator can be a line in a two-dimensional data plot, where the position of the first indicator in the three-dimensional model corresponds to the position of the second indicator on one of the axes of the two-dimensional data plot (e.g. the x-axis of the two-dimensional data plot). This makes it immediately clear to the viewer which data value from the two-dimensional data plot is assigned to the module, while at the same time it is clear which values the data from the other modules have.
- the production plant has a production direction, which means that successive modules process a product from an initial state to a final state. This production direction is reflected in the three-dimensional model.
- the production plant can also have a transverse direction, which means that each individual module has different properties and devices (e.g. sensors and actuators) transverse to the production direction.
- the respective two-dimensional data plot can have an x-axis whose points correspond to points of the production facilities in the direction of production.
- the y-axis shows values for these respective points.
- values for the cross-section through a module are displayed in the two-dimensional data plot. For example, the temperature values or water leakage rates for a module or a location on a module can be displayed in the transverse direction.
- a cross-section is selected depending on the position of the first indicator.
- Local dashboard data is thus placed in a larger, global context within the three-dimensional model, enabling a higher-level analysis of the data.
- the procedure makes it possible to create a common knowledge base for discussions and work on the relevant system with discussion participants in the shortest possible time.
- the first indicator can be designed in such a way that it is given a direction of movement along the three-dimensional model.
- the first indicator is designed as a slider. This means that the user can only move the first indicator along the specified direction, which simplifies the handling of the process.
- the modules can be continuously identified by numbers. A representation of these numbers identifying the module in the representation of the three-dimensional model can be provided so that the number for a module of interest can be easily read in the representation.
- the "Jump-To-Ob ect" function is a function that includes an input window that allows a user to enter the numbers. When the numbers are entered into the "Jump-To-Object" function, the function moves the first indicator to the position that identifies the number. Manual movement of the first indicator is therefore not necessary.
- the so-called “tree view” can be used to identify the individual modules and their sub-modules of the continuous casting machine.
- the tree structure can be used to assign the individual sub-modules to the respective higher-level module. Modules subordinate to this module can also be identified directly. By marking the modules or sub-modules in the tree structure, modules or sub-modules in the three-dimensional module can be visually highlighted.
- the dashboard data presented can be two-dimensional data plots, particularly line plots and bar charts.
- the data from the production plant modules can include sensor data, process parameters, plant geometry data and wear data.
- the three-dimensional module models shown may also include a representation of the position and/or extent of subunits of the module models, in particular sensors and actuators.
- the computer-implemented method may further comprise displaying a two-dimensional sectional image of the module model depending on the position of the first indicator, wherein the sectional image includes representations of the position and/or extent of the subunits of the module models, in particular the sensors and actuators.
- the two-dimensional cross-section of the module model represents a third, in addition to the three-dimensional model and the dashboards. Viewing or linking level between the data of the production plant and the three-dimensional shape of the production plant.
- the section plane and the 3D model show where the sensors or actuators are located in the module. This makes it easier for the viewer to interpret the data displayed in the dashboards, as they can see in the section plane which location (in the module) they are assigned to.
- the subunits of the module models or the module models that have a selectable property, parameter or value within a parameter range can be visually highlighted in the displayed three-dimensional model.
- subunits with a common selectable property can be displayed visually highlighted, in particular the subunits of the module models.
- Such subunits can include those of a control loop. This enables a filter function, which is discussed below.
- a control loop is sensors and/or actuators that are jointly subject to control.
- the amount of water in a control loop that is acted upon by the nozzles of a control loop can be shown in the dashboard plot.
- the representation of the three-dimensional model shows for this control loop where and how many nozzles are located, more precisely in which module or modules the nozzles are located, and the arrangement of the nozzles (actuators) is also shown.
- the type of nozzles can also be identified.
- the nozzles are just an example and other sub-units of the module models can also be represented accordingly.
- the production plant can be a continuous casting machine.
- the modules of the continuous casting machine can be the roller units of the continuous casting machine.
- a computer system comprising a data carrier as described above is disclosed, wherein the instructions on the data carrier cause the computer system to carry out the method as described above.
- a system comprising a production plant comprising several modules and a computer system as described above.
- the production plant can be a continuous casting machine and the modules of the continuous casting machine can be the roller units of the continuous casting machine.
- the invention may be implemented in computer hardware, firmware, software, or combinations thereof.
- Embodiments may be implemented as a computer program or computer program product, i.e., a computer program tangibly embodied in an information carrier, such as a non-transitory, machine-readable storage medium or a transmitted signal, for execution by one or more hardware modules or for controlling the operation of these modules.
- a computer program may be in the form of one or more computer programs and may be written in any form of programming language, including compiled or interpreted languages, and may be deployed in any form, including as a library, a stand-alone program, or as a module, component, subroutine, or other unit suitable for use in a computing environment.
- Method steps of the invention may be performed by programmable processors executing a computer program to perform functions of the invention by operating on input data and generating outputs. Therefore, a computer program product is also disclosed which is suitable for carrying out one of the described methods and/or a data carrier which contains the computer program product.
- Also disclosed is a computer comprising one of the computer program products or data carriers described above and which is suitable for carrying out one of the methods described above.
- Fig. 1 gives a schematic overview of a production plant, in this case a continuous casting plant.
- the right-hand part of the figure shows a top view of the successive (module) modules 2 lying in the production direction x, which have further sub-units 4.
- the transverse direction is designated by y.
- the left-hand part of the figure shows a cross-section through the production plant.
- Various points xl and x2 of the production plant are shown, which follow one another in the production direction.
- the position of the first indicator 3 can, for example, be at the height of xl or x2.
- Fig. 2 shows a dashboard representation 6 with a second indicator 7 at the top.
- the positions along the production direction of the production plant are marked on the x-axis.
- the values f (x) on the y-axis correspond to the values determined for the respective points along the production plant in the production direction.
- the second indicator 7 is shown, the position xl of which depends on the position of the first indicator in the three-dimensional model.
- Fig. 2 shows a dashboard representation 6 below.
- the positions along the transverse direction y of the production plant are marked on the x-axis.
- the values g ( y) on the y-axis correspond to the values determined for the respective points along the transverse direction of the production direction.
- Fig. 3 shows a three-dimensional model 1 of a continuous casting plant consisting of modular models 2 with a first indicator 3 as a slider through a modular model 2 and Fig. 4 shows a dashboard representation 6 for the data of the production plant and a second indicator 7, the position of which depends on the position of the first indicator in the representation of the three-dimensional model 1.
- the rollers are shown as modular models for the three-dimensional model of the continuous casting plant.
- Module models are shown, which are sensors and/or actuators.
- the vertical line (second indicator, 7) in Fig. 4 marks the same position (as the plane 3 in the 3D environment (second indicator) .
- This enables a direct assignment of the information in the two-dimensional plot 6 to the geometry of the three-dimensional model 1.
- the evaluation of the information (Fig. 3 4) in combination with local information (Fig. 3, measuring position of the sensors, which segment, which role in the segment, segment transition, relationships with other local subunits nozzles) is possible directly and intuitively.
- Fig. 5 shows a two-dimensional cross-sectional view 8 of the module model shown in Figure 3.
- the cutting plane view 8 enables a detailed view of the information at the corresponding cutting plane, which can be intuitively moved from roll to roll using the slider from the representation of the three-dimensional model.
- sensor points 4, 5, 9 of a measuring instrument are shown.
- the type of measuring sensor can be shown by using different color coding or choosing a corresponding symbol. Sensor points with the same color or the same design are of the same sensor type.
- Actuators such as nozzles can also be displayed in the cutting plane view.
- the nozzle data can be intuitively evaluated from nozzle level to nozzle level.
- the correct positioning of the nozzles relative to one another can be evaluated for accuracy based solely on the nozzle pattern displayed, without having to look at a single number. This is particularly true when evaluating rows of nozzles directly behind one another, which are usually offset by half a nozzle distance (not shown). Here, too, validation is possible based solely on the nozzle pattern.
- Fig. 6 shows the representations from figures 3, 4, and 5 in conjunction, whereby additional dashboards 6 can be displayed. This is the representation that would be made available to a user.
- the use of reference symbols has been omitted for the sake of clarity.
- Moving the slider in the representation of the three-dimensional model 1 (right) causes the second indicator in all data dashboards selected for the three-dimensional model (left) to be moved along the data.
- the cutting plane through the modules (middle) is adjusted.
- FIG. 7 schematically illustrates another evaluation option that the method provides.
- the dashboard data determined can be data that comprise different groups of sub-units of the module models. For example, this can be the specific data for different control loops.
- one or more of the groups of sub-units can be selected by input from the user. These one or more groups can be highlighted in the three-dimensional model.
- the data determined for this group(s) is displayed in the dashboard.
- control loop 10 which comprises several sub-units of different module models, is highlighted on the right.
- values for different groups here control loops, in particular cooling loops, GL, are plotted as a bar chart along the x-axis.
- the bar corresponding to the representation of the three-dimensional model is highlighted in the dashboard data.
- the value h (CL) determined for the respective control loop is plotted on the y-axis.
- various embodiments of the present disclosure may be implemented with hardware, software, firmware, or combinations thereof.
- the various hardware components, software components, and/or firmware components may be combined into composite components.
- the various hardware, software, and/or firmware components described herein may be divided into subcomponents comprising software, firmware, hardware, or all of the above.
- software components may be implemented as hardware components, and vice versa.
- Application software such as computer programs, can be stored on one or more computer-readable media. It is also conceivable that the application software described here can be stored with one or more general purpose or special purpose computers and/or computer systems. Where appropriate, the order of various steps described herein may be changed, combined into composite steps, and/or broken down into sub-steps to provide the features described herein.
- Model module 3 first indicator, indicator level, slider
- indicator line 8 cross-section of the model module, sensor, actuator
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