WO2013143585A1 - Procédé et dispositif d'aide à la constitution d'une séquence de commande à bon rendement énergétique - Google Patents
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- Industrial plants also called automation systems, are used for the automated production of products and for the automated execution of processes. Depending on the requirements of the system, they are composed of many small and large system components. In these components, a variety of functionalities, such as measuring, controlling, controlling, the operation of the components via interfaces and the communication between the components and the interfaces are realized.
- the components can be individual Ma ⁇ machines, conveyor units or entire production cells act with internal structure. There are also dependencies between these components, which, for example, dictate that a particular component can not be turned on or off until one or more other components are in a defined state.
- an attachment contains implicit dependencies that a person can hardly overlook.
- machines use more energy in startup phases than during operation. If several components are switched on in parallel, these load peaks can add up unfavorably and overload the energy grid. As a result of these circumstances, the individual components do not produce anything during downtimes of this plant, but they are still in working order, so that a considerable amount of energy is still consumed.
- Investigations with automobile manufacturers have shown that the energy consumption of a non-producing plant is up to 60% compared to a plant in the producing plant. There is a huge savings potential here.
- the method of assisting in the creation of an energy efficient control sequence of an industrial plant or part of an industrial plant consisting of plant components, in which plant components may have logical dependencies on one or more other plant components, is used in each of plant component of the system or of the part of the plant ⁇ infor mation on a component-specific power consumption ⁇ extending during a pre-defined sequence of operation of the component, each defined by a unique start and stop event in the operation of the component.
- Vi ⁇ sualmaschine of the power consumption waveform in the time axis of each relevant component with the start time of the respective operation sequence within a predetermined time period is individually selectable and in which a determination of a high level of information to the overall shoveetznähme all selected system components in the given time period in real time, by accumulation of the available component-specific information about the power consumption course.
- the component specific power consumption history information for each component is either previously known, for example, by information provided by the manufacturer. Alternatively, and for example, if one expects changes in energy intake at various times (approximately over the life of the equipment component we ⁇ gen wear), the information on the komponentenspe ⁇ -specific power consumption course for each component are ermit ⁇ telt.
- an initial measurement after installation a measurement at the time of performing the method or repeated measurements and formation of an average value.
- the total power consumption thus obtained is compared with an allowable maximum load (energy consumption), and exceeding the comparison value is visually appropriately highlighted (for example, in color).
- the permissible maximum load may also be a dynamic value, which is time-dependent.
- An orientation on the current electricity price is conceivable, with constant adjustment here results a fluctuation in the amount of energy.
- the operating sequence of the component is a switch-on process.
- the switch-on process is characterized, inter alia, by the fact that peak loads can arise here for a short time, which have a negative effect on the total energy consumption . If several components are switched on at the same time, it may quickly exceed the permissible limits Maximum load come. Alternatively, an indication of the currently accrued costs of energy consumption can be displayed over the observed period in the visualization ⁇ tion. Conversely, it is interesting to present components with a positive energy balance, as a generator of electricity.
- the visualization can be used for an offline order to turn on or turn off certain components or lead to plan on the basis of known profiles and power consumptions a sequence for a classic usage scenario beispielswei ⁇ se of a production cycle and verifizie ⁇ ren. On the other hand can thus The current power consumption can also be displayed in order to monitor the plant more efficiently.
- the profiles can be determined by the supplier of a component or must be measured in the system itself.
- the power consumption of the entire system or parts of the system is represented by the sum of all components.
- FIG. 1 shows a visualization with sequential processing
- FIG. 2 shows a superimposition of processing operations
- FIG. 4 maximum load for different sequences
- FIG. 5 shows the depiction of the dependencies of the components with each other
- FIG. 6 shows the representation of an optimized sequence.
- Figure 1 shows the visualization of three components, all of which must be turned on.
- Each component has its own profile K1, K2, K3, which describes the power consumption (for example, during switch-on). Furthermore, it can be seen that the three components are "driven” in strict sequential succession. First, starting from time t1, the component 1, as soon as it has completed its sequence at time t2 component 2 and at time t3 then component 3. At time t4 then component 3 is finished and the Ab ⁇ running sequence can be repeated if necessary.
- FIG. 2 shows the experimental advancing of the sequence of sequences of the various components 2 and 3 in the time axis so that components 2 and 3 run at least partially parallel on the time axis.
- the advantage of this modeling and representation is a temporally optimized sequence to turn on or off a plant or even a part of it, for example.
- a higher-level energy management system can monitor idle times of the plant, i. H. There is currently no production in the corresponding part of the plant, decide whether the shutdown of the plant or parts of it is possible to have at the end of time again a fully operational system.
- the visualization can also display dynamic maximum loads resulting, for example, from specifications of the energy supply company (RU). Just an excess of power available, system parts can be simultaneously harnessge ⁇ go.
- RU energy supply company
- FIG. 3 shows by way of example the visualization of the power consumption of three components K1, K2, K3 and the resulting sum Kges. These curves may represent both the ak ⁇ tual course as well be based on values measured in the preceding steps at defined operational phases production were recorded. In addition to switch-on and switch-off scenarios, it is also possible to plan repetitive operating scenarios.
- the curve shows an overall decreasing trend, with the minimum value corresponding to the highest power consumption that a single component has, because the longest time t corresponds to the complete sequencing of all processes, analogous to the scenario illustrated in FIG.
- Each shorter time implies parallel processing. Nevertheless, a shorter time theoretically can also lead to a lower maximum load, since peak loads present in the components add up favorably to one another and do not occur at the same time.
- FIG. 5 shows six components 1,... 6 with their respective profiles of the power consumptions K1,... K6 when switching on and the dependencies 51, ... 55th Thereby attach the component 2 and 3 of 1 from the Kom ⁇ components 4, 5 and 6, however, only component. 3
- the logical dependencies 51, 52 mean that the components 2 and 3 can begin their course only when the component 1 has completed its operating scenario. This means that parallelization is not possible here. Since components 2 and 3 are not interdependent, they can be parallelized. For this purpose, the component 3 is pushed by the optimization program on the time axis t under the component 2, so that they parallel run ⁇ fen. As seen in Figure 6, while the maximum he ⁇ laubte energy value Emax is not exceeded.
- the display of the automatically generated optimized sequences also allows a post-treatment, can be used in the criteria that can not relate ⁇ or only with unjustified high effort in an optimization software.
- the experience of a plant driver can be incorporated into the sequence again.
- the visualization takes into account the modeled dependencies of the components 4, 5 and 6.
- a system may also contain energy storage or generator.
- the degree of filling of the storage tanks or the still retrievable output of the generators can be included in the dynamic maximum load and visualized accordingly.
- the manufacturer of a machine or plant supplies for his product also prepared sequences for switching on and off ⁇ as well as the operation that comply with certain energetic Vorga ⁇ ben. These predefined sequences make the Integration into a larger plant and its energy management ⁇ ment greatly facilitated.
- the visualization helps to create the sequences, as no simulation or optimization tool can be used economically for smaller machines or plants.
- the visualization enables a flexible reaction to external requirements, as they can be projected into the future. Will soon be, for example, more energy when utilities are available, which can be very energy intensive to ⁇ heat of the curing oven are preferred. In the phase with less energy, the furnace is kept only at operating temperature and is therefore ready in time for production, but at the expense of energy costs.
- This information is transmitted by the RU, for example
- SmartGrid applications available can thus serve as a network stabilizer. Visualize the corresponding rates in addition to the availability of energy, energy-intensive tasks are preferred such as Kings ⁇ nen particular against the production planning.
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La présente invention concerne un procédé d'aide à la constitution d'une séquence de commande à bon rendement énergétique d'une installation industrielle ou d'une partie d'une installation industrielle se composant d'éléments d'installation, les éléments de l'installation pouvant présenter des relations logiques avec un ou plusieurs autres éléments de l'installation. Sont utilisées pour chacun des éléments de l'installation ou de la partie de l'installation, des informations relatives à une variation de consommation d'énergie spécifique de l'élément au cours d'une séquence de fonctionnement prédéfinie de l'élément, définie par un événement de début et un événement de fin respectivement univoques au cours du fonctionnement de l'élément. Il se déroule une visualisation de la variation de consommation d'énergie au cours du temps de chaque élément individuel concerné, l'instant de début de la séquence de fonctionnement respective pouvant tout d'abord être sélectionné librement au cours d'un intervalle de temps prédéterminé, et une détermination d'informations d'ensemble relatives à la consommation d'énergie globale de tous les éléments sélectionnés de l'installation au cours de l'intervalle de temps est faite en temps réel, par cumul des informations spécifiques des éléments, disponibles relatives à la variation de consommation d'énergie.
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