WO1997015877A2 - Computergestütztes arbeits- und informationssystem und zugehöriger baustein - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a computer-aided work and information system, in particular CAE and / or CAD system, and the module used in the process.
- the object of the invention is therefore to create a work and information system with which especially in plant engineering niche and electrotechnical engineering, consistent documents are always generated during the plant creation process.
- the term 'create' should also take into account the changing of documents (editing).
- a specific application module is to be created.
- the object is achieved according to the invention in that in the object-oriented work and information system, in which data models are used for structuring, each of which represents an abstract physical model of the objects occurring in reality, and in each of the abstract physical models Applications without their own data model are assigned, which form a window on the abstract physical model, the window visualizes the abstract physical model in an application-specific manner specifically for a technical and / or electrical engineering.
- parts of an object are preferably brought from the abstract physical model into the application-specific window for the technical and / or electrical engineering engineering via an algorithmic processing unit. It is advantageous that an engineering chain is implemented in which the objects - mathematically speaking - are unique.
- the system according to the invention has an abstract physical product component as an essential architectural feature.
- the abstract physical product model describes the real objects occurring in the technical or electrical engineering in a compact and complete notation. This means that the compact notation of the objects represents a 1: 1 correspondence between the abstract physical product model and the objects occurring in reality.
- applications are built around the abstract physical product model which are characterized by the fact that they do not have their own physical data model. Rather, an application merely represents a window on the abstract physical product model, in which the product model is visualized in a specific application of a specific type.
- the abstract physical product model can be successively built up or modified via the window.
- the system advantageously always enforces consistent system documentation in the entire engineering chain due to its architecture.
- this architecture modifies and updates all documents in the individual windows, which are also referred to as so-called views, with sufficient performance for interactive operation.
- a method can be created within the work and information system by means of which applications are always consistent objects for any additional visualizations that can be expanded in engineering during the plant creation process and the subsequent life phases of the "plant" product -specifically, for example on the connections of a product, can be generated and managed consistently.
- the latter is realized according to the invention with an additional component, in which a single classification for the real connection classes of these objects is used for structuring defined objects, for example products and networks. For reasons of consistency, the same classification can also be used for the representations of such objects with the aid of graphic symbols.
- the classification is thus an abstract model of all of the connection classes that occur in reality. Each object within a system is only functionally connected to its via its connections Environment in connection. Each connection of an object is integrated into a network of identical class by the class of the connection.
- the classification can be expanded hierarchically at any level.
- This method allows OnLine to perform a plausibility check with regard to consistency between the different connection classes of an object. Provided connections of a connection of a defined class to a network of another class or a direct connection of an object of a class to the connection of an object of another class are automatically rejected.
- This method also allows OnLine to perform a plausibility check with regard to consistency, even between the data of the technical features assigned to a connection and the corresponding data of the features of the connection of the network of the identical connection class to be connected.
- connection classes of a real product in plant engineering not only one class of connections is managed as before, but all required or required classes of the identical object within a plant or system.
- connection classes of an object can be carried out with the functions of the CAE or CAD system created according to the invention.
- identical functionalities can be achieved for the routing of any networks in the 2D and 3D environment, or for the generation of MSR, current flow and P&ID schemes.
- FIG. 1 shows a representation of the applications for setting up an electrotechnical system documentation that are possible in accordance with the prior art
- FIG. 2 shows the basic architectural structure of the system according to the invention
- FIG. 3 shows a concrete implementation of FIG. 2 using the example of a motor
- FIG. 4 shows a basic structure of an engineering chain on different platforms
- FIG. 5 shows an architectural structure of the system that complements FIG. 2, which can form its own component
- FIG. 6 shows a concrete implementation of FIG. 1 using the example of the representation of an electromagnetically actuated pneumatic valve with auxiliary contact for an optical fiber connection using graphic symbols.
- FIG. 11 shows examples of possible applications for setting up an electrical system documentation as a block diagram.
- 11 mean a unit for project management and project structuring
- 12 a unit for a circuit diagram
- 13 to 16 units for a terminal diagram, resource plan, parts list or the like
- 17 a unit for the control cabinet layout. It is important here that the data go from unit 11 to unit 12 and from there to units 13 to 16.
- the control cabinet layout can be generated from unit 16 for the parts list.
- Each of the units 11 to 17 has its own data structure, for example the unit 11 the data structure A, the unit 12 the data structure B, etc.
- the unit 17 for the control cabinet layout accordingly has the data structure G.
- terminal designation on the terminal strip is changed in the application according to unit 13 (terminal diagram) for technical reasons, the logical description of the circuit in the circuit diagram is initially unaffected.
- the consistency of the documents, that is to say the circuit diagram and the terminal diagram, can only be ensured by manually making changes in the application in accordance with unit 12 (circuit diagram).
- FIG. 2 shows the basic architectural structure of a new CAE system for electrical engineering (ET) or for electrical, measuring and control technology (EMSR).
- 20 means a physical and consistent product model in an object-oriented database (OODB), which is surrounded by individual sectors 21 to 28 and has a bi-directional data connection with these sectors.
- 21 means the application "equipment diagram”
- 22 the application “circuit diagram”
- 23 the application “terminal diagram”
- 24 the application "wiring lists”
- 25 the application "PLC total representation”
- 26 the application "parts lists”
- 27 the application "cables etc.”
- the abstract physical product model is successively built up or modified via these so-called views.
- Modifications in a view - corresponding to one of the applications 21 to 28 - mean the automatic updating of the other application-specific views, because the other application-specific views only represent the graph, i.e. represent the visualization of the abstract physical product model. Only parts of an object that are of interest in this engineering discipline are also visualized in the view. For example, a "component" object is visualized in the circuit diagram with its logical function, in the terminal diagram, among other things, with its connection designations, in the parts list with its order data.
- a physical product model for an engine is designated by 30 in FIG.
- the elements of this physical and consistent product model stored in the object-oriented database (OODB) include, for example, a group 31, which describe the logical function of the engine, and for example another group 32, which contains a pure enumeration.
- the physical product model 30 of the motor can, for example, generate a first window 34 which visualizes the circuit diagram.
- a unit 35 with a specific visualization algorithm which, however, does not contain its own data structure. It is thus achieved that the view "circuit diagram" with its own algorithm accordingly the unit 35 interprets and visualizes the information of the physical product model 30 relevant to the application for the motor.
- the relevant information summarized in the unit 31 is used for this.
- the parts list can be displayed in another window 36, here again a unit 37 having its own visualization algorithm, which likewise does not have its own data structure, is connected upstream.
- the parts list is interpreted and visualized with its own algorithm, in which case the relevant information from the physical product model 30 is used for the engine by the sub-group 32.
- the circuit diagram automatically receives the changed designation through the software architecture described.
- the physical product model 30 only one object always represents the representative for specific ones The latter is the intersection of groups 31 and 32, ie specifically the area covered by the rectangle and the ellipse in Figure 3.
- the decisive factor here is that the two windows 34 and 36 with the respective views do not have their own possess physical data structure, but rather interpret and visualize parts of the physical product model 30 for the motor with the view-specific algorithm.
- OODB object-oriented database
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- FIG. 4 shows in detail that multi-users, concurrent engineering and interoperability are possible via different platforms.
- 40 represents an OODB server, which runs, for example, on a Unix and / or Windows platform and to which the data according to OODB is assigned in a unit 41, the unit 41 likewise being on a UNIX and / or Windows platform is running.
- Two users 46 and 47 are exemplarily shown, of whom one 46 has a PC with Windows and the other 47 has a workstation with UNIX. For example, the views “project structure / project management” and “circuit diagram” are displayed for the user 46 and the views “terminal plan, parts list” for the user 47.
- FIGS. 2 to 4 A computer-aided work and information system was described with the aid of FIGS. 2 to 4, with which a continuously object-oriented engineering of a system is possible.
- Project structuring, circuit diagrams, parts lists, terminal diagrams etc. always fit together in the system documents created in this way. If, for example, the terminal names are changed in the terminal editor, all documents on which the terminal names also appear are automatically updated accordingly.
- An open circuit diagram document shows the current changed terminals.
- the engineering of the terminals can be carried out in a terminal editor on a hardware platform A by a project engineer AI, whereby the engineer Bl on the hardware platform B immediately sees the current circuit diagram document.
- FIGS. 2 to 4 show the basic architectural structure of the new CAE system with an additional module.
- 100 means an object with connections in the object-oriented database (OODB) as a subgroup of the object 20 from FIG. 2, which is surrounded by individual sectors 101 to n and is in bidirectional data connection with these sectors.
- OODB object-oriented database
- sector 101 means the view of the overall object, documented e.g. in various function, product and location-oriented applications of a resource plan.
- Sector 102 means the view of the electrical connections, in turn documented in various function, product and location-oriented applications.
- Sector 103 means the view of the material-carrying connections, possibly subclassified, also documented in various function, product and location-oriented applications.
- the individual applications are designated in FIG. 5 with 111, 112, with 113, 121, 122, 123, ... etc for parts lists, connection diagram lists and schematic diagrams, ... etc.
- the abstract physical product model can be successively built up or modified via these views.
- FIG. 6 The implementation of the object in individual views for specific applications is explained with reference to FIG. 6 for the example of an electromagnetically operated pneumatic valve:
- the reference symbols 130 symbolize an electrical conductor, 140 a material-carrying conductor (valve) and 150 an optical conductor (LWL), which Units are coupled by a mechanical knitting network 160.
- window 180 different views are on the one hand an overall view of the object and through the windows 181 to 184, on the other hand, partial views of the mechanical active networks. Possible on the electrical conductors, on the material-carrying conductors and on the optical conductors.
- FIG. 6 shows that for the first time all the connections of an object can be considered in their entirety by the proposed method and can be visualized in the various applications by means of specific software-based processing units that contain a predetermined algorithm. It can also be seen that the processing units used in one sector can also be applied to any other of the sectors.
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