WO2018016509A1 - 穀物処理施設の運転補助システム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to operation control technology for a grain processing facility.
- a consignment process for weighing the soot for each producer a primary storage process for storing the consignment soot, a drying process for drying the stored soot to a predetermined moisture, and a dry soot are stored. It comprises a storage process, a rice-brushing process for converting the stored rice bran to brown rice, and a shipping process for shipping the rice-brown rice that has been dredged.
- a rice tracking system characterized in that work history can be tracked by recording and allowing a management computer to communicate and store data.
- the weight and moisture of the receiving container in the receiving process and the data of the receiving varieties, the primary storage data in the primary storage process for storing straw by cultivar and by moisture, and the drying of storage bottle straw in the drying process are stored in the computer in association with the shipping lot number added to the shipped brown rice.
- this stored information as preparation information, storage information, drying information, and consignment information, it is possible to know processing preparation information for each process and its passage route.
- Patent Document 1 The system disclosed in Patent Document 1 is general enough to know processing preparation information for each process and its passing route as preparation information, storage information, drying information, and receiving information from a shipping lot number and the like. It is a traceability system. Therefore, when it happened to have good quality polished rice and cooked rice, it was not possible to reproduce it because no detailed data was acquired.
- the present invention provides a grain that can reproduce the processed or taste of the grain when a good quality processed or tasted for consumers (including Japanese and foreigners) is obtained.
- An object is to provide a driving assistance system for a treatment facility.
- a driving assistance system for a grain processing facility is provided.
- the driving assistance system is configured to receive input of evaluation information related to evaluation regarding at least one of the processing state and taste of the first grain, which is directly or indirectly associated with the characteristics and processing history of the first grain.
- a database in which received characteristics, processing history, and evaluation information are stored in association with each other, and a second receiving section that receives a second characteristic of the second grain that is carried into the grain processing facility
- a calculation unit for calculating an operation parameter used when processing the second grain at the grain processing facility based on the received second characteristic and the information accumulated in the database.
- traceability technology is used to distribute the characteristics and processing history of a grain in a traceable manner, and an evaluation of at least one of the processing state and taste of the grain is evaluated at a retail store, a meal / restaurant, By obtaining from a consumer or the like, a database in which characteristics, processing history, evaluation information, and evaluation are associated is obtained. By calculating the operating parameters of the grain processing facility based on this database, grain processing capable of suitably reproducing good quality polished rice or cooked rice is provided.
- the characteristics and processing history of the first grain and the evaluation information may be directly associated with each other, or may be indirectly associated with each other through the grain identification information.
- the first reception unit may receive input of identification information and evaluation information associated therewith.
- the relationship between the common drying facility (the country elevator 100 and the mini rice center 200), the rice mill 300, the retail business, and the consumer is as follows, for example.
- Brown rice is procured from a country elevator (CE) 100, a mini rice center (RC) 200, a farmer, a stockpiling warehouse, and imported rice to a rice mill 300.
- the rice milling plant 300 is provided with a regular rice milling line 301, a rice milling / mealing rice milling line 302, and a foreign rice milling line 303 as rice milling lines.
- the rice milling line of the rice milling plant 300 is selected according to the application.
- brown rice brought in from a producer farmer in Niigata Uonuma is selected at the rice mill 300.
- the rice milling line is selected from the regular rice milling line 301 and the rice milling line 302 for exclusive meals and eating out according to the use.
- brown rice brought in from the country elevator 100 is selected, and a rice meal line 302 dedicated to meals and restaurants is selected as the rice milling line.
- foreigners are also included, and when foreigners desire foreign-produced rice, foreign-imported brown rice is selected and foreign-only rice milling line 303 is selected.
- brown rice, polished rice, and cooked rice are distributed so that traceability technology can be used to trace the characteristics of rice and the processing history at each facility.
- the characteristic of rice is an arbitrary factor that affects the quality of rice. Examples of such a factor include a production area, a variety, a weather condition, a soil condition, and a pattern.
- Retailers, restaurants / restaurants, and consumers can evaluate rice taste values and taste, rice characteristics and processing history, or rice identification information (for example, barcode stickers and tags on containers and packaging) And transmitted via the Internet 10. This information is received by the first receiving unit 30 and stored in the database 60.
- the second reception unit 40 receives the characteristics of the rice carried into the rice mill 300 from the rice mill 300 via the Internet 10.
- the calculation unit 50 calculates an operation parameter used when processing the brown rice in the rice mill 300 based on the characteristics of the rice received by the second reception unit 40 and the information accumulated in the database 60. To do.
- the operation parameters are provided to the rice mill 300 through the Internet 10, and the rice milling process is performed using the operation parameters in the rice mill 300.
- any network such as a dedicated line can be employed.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of the country elevator 100.
- the country elevator 100 is a grain dry drying preparation facility in which operations from drying of grains to shipping of packages are performed.
- the country elevator 100 includes a load receiving hopper 101, a load receiving unit 103, a ventilation drying unit 105, a thermal power drying unit 107, a silo unit 109, a huller 110, a sorter 111, and a preparation unit. 113.
- the consignment hopper 101 receives a ginger mainly brought from a farmer.
- the load receiving unit 103 includes a coarse selection machine 118 and a load receiving weighing machine 102.
- the ventilation drying unit 105 includes a plurality of ventilation dryers 104.
- the thermal drying unit 107 includes a thermal dryer 106 that dries to a predetermined moisture while circulating the grains.
- the silo unit 109 includes a plurality of silos 108 for storing dried grains.
- the huller 110 takes out the dried grain from the silo 108 and hulls it.
- the sorter 111 performs fine grain selection after graining.
- the preparation unit 113 measures and packages the selected grain.
- the country elevator 100 further includes a test dryer 114, a self-test device 115, a grain discriminator 116, and a taste measuring device 117 as incidental facilities.
- the test dryer 114 dries the sample basket collected by the consignment receiving unit 103 to a predetermined moisture value.
- the self-inspection apparatus 115 removes the dried sample cake, sorts it into sized particles and waste particles, and calculates the yield rate from the respective weight values of the sized particles and waste particles.
- the grain discriminator 116 takes out the grain from the self-test device 115 and optically calculates the quality and the like.
- the taste measuring device 117 optically calculates a taste value and the like.
- Grade is an index that is calculated by actually measuring the proportion of sized particles, the moisture content, the proportion of damaged particles such as colored and immature grains, and so on. It can be understood as one of the indicators.
- the taste value is an index of taste calculated based on amylose, protein, moisture, and degree of fatty acid measurement measured with a near-infrared analyzer. The taste value may be obtained by a sensory test instead of or in addition to the analytical test.
- a data recording device D for acquiring various data is electrically connected to each device constituting the country elevator 100.
- the coarse selection data (grain weight (branch to which the rice cob is attached)) grain weight, fine grain weight, ratio of branch leaf grain, straw weight
- a data recording device D1 is connected to acquire the straw ratio, etc.) and the receiving data (grain weight value, receiving water value, variety, farm owner code, production location (field location), etc.). That is, in the data recording device D1, data relating to the characteristics of the rice that is carried in is acquired.
- the thermal dryer 106 obtains drying data (initial moisture value of straw before drying, finish moisture value of straw after drying, drying rate, total drying time, fuel consumption rate, total electric energy, etc.).
- a data recording device D2 is connected.
- the hulling machine 110 is provided with hulling data (dehulling capacity, dehulling rate, immature grain mixing rate, dehulling roll replacement frequency, maximum current value, average current value, minimum current value, total electric energy, etc.).
- the data recording device D3 to be acquired is connected.
- the sorting machine 111 includes sorting data (defective particle removal rate (sorting rate), rotation speed of the sorting cylinder of the rotary sorting machine, number of ejectors of the color sorting machine, maximum current value, average current value, minimum current value, and total power.
- a data recording device D4 for acquiring the quantity etc. is connected.
- the weighing / packaging machine 112 is connected to a data recording device D5 for obtaining weighing / packaging data (measurement count, cumulative (shipped) measured value, cumulative (shipped) packaged number, total electric energy, etc.).
- the silo 108 is connected to a data recording device D6 that acquires storage data (storage period, number of rotations, maximum grain temperature, minimum grain temperature, average grain temperature, etc.).
- the self-verification device 115, the grain discriminator 116 and the taste measuring device 117 include self-verification data (weight value of rice bran, brown rice, sizing and waste grains, moisture, yield, variety, farm owner code). And production location (field location, etc.), quality data (size, particle size, colored particle weight, etc.) and taste data (protein content, amylose content, taste sensory evaluation, taste value, etc.) A data recording device D7 to be acquired is connected.
- consignment data such as a producer, a variety, and a production place is acquired by the data recording device D1. This is done by the importer or the operator of the country elevator 100 inputting using a user interface.
- the received rice is sorted and dried in various facilities, and the data recording devices D2 to D7 acquire the preparation processing data in which the processing state of the preparation machine at that time is quantified.
- the data recording device D7 measures the index values (here, the quality data and the taste data) about the processed rice taste.
- Information acquired by the data recording devices D1 to D7 is associated with each other, and is transmitted to the driving assistance system 20 via the Internet 10 together with rice identification information.
- the rice identification information a receipt number assigned at the time of receipt may be used, or a dedicated ID may be assigned for each lot.
- the mini rice center 200 is different from the country elevator 100 in that it does not include the silo unit 109 and is smaller than the country elevator 100, but the other points are the same as those in the country elevator 100. Therefore, detailed description of the mini rice center 200 is omitted.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of the rice mill 300.
- the rice mill 300 includes a cargo receiving unit 303, a rice milling unit 308, a selection unit 311, and a weighing packaging unit 313.
- the cargo receiving unit 303 includes a cargo receiving hopper 301 that receives brown rice carried into the rice mill 300, and a coarse sorting machine 302.
- the rice milling unit 308 includes a plurality of rice milling machines 304, 305, and 306 and a stone remover 307.
- the selection unit 311 includes a color sorter 309 and a sieving machine 310.
- the weighing and packaging unit 313 includes a weighing and packaging machine 312.
- a data recording device D for acquiring various data is electrically connected to each device.
- the consignment hopper 301 and the coarse selection machine 302 include consignment data (grain weight value, consignment moisture value, variety, farm owner code, production location (field location), etc.) and coarse selection data (string-like).
- a data recording device D10 for acquiring a mixing ratio of foreign matters such as objects and a sizing weight) is connected.
- the rice milling machine (first machine) 304 is connected to a data recording device D11 for obtaining the most sophisticated data (current value, yield, whiteness, total driving time, total electric energy, etc.).
- a data recording device D12 for acquiring second machine milling data is connected to the rice milling machine (second machine) 305, and data for obtaining third machine milling data is connected to the rice milling machine (third machine) 306.
- a recording device D13 is connected.
- the stone remover 307 is connected to a data recording device D14 for obtaining stone removal data (the weight of stone grains, the weight of sizing, the mixing rate of stones, the total amount of power, etc.).
- the color sorter 309 has a data recording device for obtaining sorting data (defective particle removal rate (sorting rate), number of ejector operations of the color sorter, maximum current value, average current value, minimum current value, total electric energy, etc.). D15 is connected.
- the sieving machine 310 is connected to a data recording device D16 for obtaining sieving data (sieving machine rotation speed, crushed grain ratio, sizing ratio, total electric energy, etc.).
- the weighing / packing machine 312 is connected to a data recording device D17 for obtaining weighing / packaging data (measurement count, cumulative (shipped) measured value, cumulative (shipped) packaged number, total electric energy, etc.).
- the information acquired by the data recording devices D10 to D17 is associated with each other, and is transmitted to the driving assistance system 20 via the Internet 10 together with the rice identification information. Also in the rice mill 300, as in the country elevator 100, at least one of self-inspection data, quality data, and taste data may be acquired and transmitted to the driving assistance system 20.
- the country elevator 100, the mini rice center 200, or the rice milling plant 300 that provides various data received by the first receiving unit 30 is also referred to as an information providing plant.
- Information provided from the information providing factory to the driving assistance system 20 is also referred to as provision information.
- the driving assistance system 20 is realized as a cloud server connected to the Internet 10 in this embodiment. However, the driving assistance system 20 may be any information processing apparatus that can communicate via any network.
- the driving assistance system 20 includes a first reception unit 30, a second reception unit 40, a calculation unit 50, and a database 60. These functional units are realized by executing a predetermined program stored in the memory.
- 1st reception part 30 receives the input of the evaluation information regarding the evaluation regarding at least one of the rice processing state and taste associated with the characteristic and processing history of rice via the Internet 10.
- the rice characteristics and processing history are acquired via the data recording device D in the country elevator 100, the mini rice center 200, or the rice mill 300.
- the rice characteristics and processing history may be directly associated with the evaluation information, or may be indirectly associated with the rice identification information.
- rice identification information is recorded on a bar code, QR code (registered trademark), tag, etc. of rice containers and packaging.
- This identification information is used when the rice is transferred to other containers and packaging in the distribution process up to the consumer (for example, after the brown rice carried from the country elevator 100 to the rice mill 300 is polished by the rice mill 300).
- Bar codes, QR codes, tags, etc. of other containers and packaging, etc., when they are put into other containers and packaging, or when the polished rice brought into the meal is processed and then put into other containers and packaging) Will be taken over.
- identification information is taken over by a code or tag reader and writer.
- the information acquired through the data recording device D in the country elevator 100, the mini rice center 200, or the rice mill 300 is associated with the identification information and transmitted to the driving assistance system 20.
- the country elevator 100, the mini rice center 200, or the rice milling plant 300 that provides such information is also referred to as an information providing plant.
- the 1st reception part 30 receives the information transmitted in this way.
- the first reception unit 30 receives evaluation information transmitted to the driving assistance system 20 by a retail store, a meal / restaurant, or a consumer.
- This evaluation information is transmitted to the driving assistance system 20 in association with the identification information from a retail store, a meal / restaurant, or a consumer information terminal.
- the mail address or URL of the driving assistance system 20 may be recorded together with the rice identification information on the bar code seal, QR code seal, tag, etc. of the container and packaging of rice.
- a retail store a restaurant / restaurant, a web page displayed by reading a QR code of a container and packaging of the imported rice with a portable terminal (the rice identification information recorded in the QR code is automatically input) 2), an evaluation regarding at least one of the processing state and taste of rice may be entered.
- Consumers who have purchased polished rice or processed foods from retail or ready-to-eat meals can use their mobile devices to evaluate the taste of rice in the driving assistance system 20 in the same manner as retail stores and prepared meals / restaurants. You may send it.
- a consumer who has received processed food at a restaurant may input an evaluation regarding the taste of rice to an information terminal prepared by the restaurant.
- the restaurant may associate the identification information corresponding to the processed food provided to the consumer with the evaluation input by the consumer and transmit it to the driving assistance system 20.
- the database 60 stores rice characteristics, processing history, and evaluation information received by the first receiving unit 30 in association with each other. In the present embodiment, these associations are performed via rice identification information.
- the weather information acquisition unit 70 acquires the weather information of the rice production areas received by the first reception unit 30 via the Internet 10. Weather information acquired by the weather information acquisition unit 70 may also be stored in the database 60 in association with rice characteristics, processing history, and evaluation information. Such weather information is provided on the Internet 10 from, for example, the Japan Meteorological Agency or a private weather information company. This meteorological information is meteorological data corresponding to the rice production area and harvest year, which are the basis of each data group stored in the database 60.
- the weather information may be, for example, accumulated sunshine hours or accumulated temperatures (accumulated values of daily average temperatures) during a period from sowing to harvesting.
- Accumulated sunshine hours affect rice maturity, and cumulative air temperature affects protein content, so these are important factors in producing good-tasting rice.
- the second reception unit 40 receives the characteristics of rice from the country elevator 100, the mini rice center 200, or the rice mill 300 via the Internet 10.
- the information received by the second receiving unit 40 is information about rice that has been carried into the country elevator 100, the mini rice center 200, or the rice mill 300, but has not yet been processed.
- This information is transmitted from the country elevator 100, the mini rice center 200, or the rice mill 300 (hereinafter also referred to as a contract factory) that has been contracted to receive driving assistance from the driving assistance system 20.
- the contract factory may be the same as or different from the information providing factory.
- the contract factory may transmit the individual characteristics to be received by the second receiving unit 40 to the driving assistance system 20 together with the driving assistance request.
- the calculation unit 50 calculates the rice corresponding to the information received by the second reception unit 40 based on the rice characteristic information received by the second reception unit 40 and the information stored in the database 60. Then, an operation parameter to be used in processing at the contract factory that transmitted the information is calculated.
- FIG. 4 is a conceptual diagram of a process in which the calculation unit 50 calculates an operation parameter to be used in the contract factory. As shown in FIG. 4, this process is started by inputting the rice characteristics received by the second receiving unit 40 when a driving assistance request is received from the contracted factory (step S1). This characteristic is an arbitrary factor that affects the quality of rice, and such factors include, for example, the production area, variety, weather conditions, soil conditions, pattern, and the like.
- the calculation unit 50 searches the various data files 61 to 69 stored in the database 60 based on the various factors received by the second reception unit 40.
- the evaluation data 68 is data related to evaluation by a retail store, a meal / restaurant, or a consumer received by the first receiving unit 30. However, the evaluation data 68 may include taste data received from the country elevator 100, the mini rice center 200, or the rice mill 300.
- the calculating unit 50 includes the characteristics of the rice received by the second receiving unit 40 (may include the weather information acquired by the weather information acquiring unit 70), the information accumulated in the database 60, Based on the above, the optimum operating parameters for processing rice having the characteristics of rice accepted by the second accepting unit 40 at the contract factory are calculated (step 2).
- This process is associated with, for example, a rice characteristic approximate to the characteristic of rice received by the second receiving unit 40, and the evaluation regarding the processing state and / or taste (evaluation in the evaluation data 68) is good. It may be a process of extracting operating parameters associated with rice. The evaluation may be quantified, and when there are a large number of evaluation data for rice having the same identification information, the statistical value (for example, an average value) may be used.
- logical reasoning based on the data files 61 to 69 and artificial intelligence (“AI”) learned from past experience may be used. Even if various known methods and algorithms are used, such as experimental design, neural network, deep learning, fuzzy reasoning, multivariate analysis (Mahalanobis distance, multiple regression analysis, etc.), sparse modeling, support vector machine, etc. Good.
- the driving assistance system 20 may store the evaluation data 68 in the database 60 so that the evaluator can be identified.
- the evaluator may be identified.
- an IP address, a MAC address, or the like used at the time of transmitting the evaluation may be used for identifying the evaluator.
- the evaluator ID may be stored in the database 60 in association with the evaluation.
- the overlap is based on the basis for calculating the optimum operation parameter. It may be excluded or deleted from the database 60. According to such a configuration, it is possible to prevent the evaluation of one evaluator from excessively affecting the calculation of the optimum driving parameter.
- all of the plurality of evaluations may be excluded from the basis of calculation of the optimum driving parameter, It may be deleted from the database 60. According to this configuration, even if an intentional (or malicious) evaluation operation is performed by some evaluators, it does not affect the calculation of the optimum operation parameter.
- the optimal operation parameters calculated in this way are transmitted via the Internet 10 to the contract factory that made the driving assistance request.
- the contract factory receives the optimum operation parameters and operates (for example, automatic operation) various facilities of the contract factory based on the optimum operation parameters.
- the driving assistance system 20 may include a charging system that charges a contract factory in response to a driving assistance request.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing an example of a charging process in the charging system. This billing process is executed when the driving assistance system 20 receives a driving assistance request from the contract factory.
- the driving assistance system 20 first determines whether or not the received driving assistance request is transmitted from the information providing factory (step S400). For this determination, for example, the IP address of the information terminal of the information providing factory is registered in advance in the memory provided in the driving assistance system 20, and these IP addresses are collated with the transmission source IP address included in the driving assistance request. Can be done.
- step S400 determines whether or not it is equal to or more than a predetermined standard.
- the usefulness of the provided information is an index indicating whether or not the driving assistance system 20 is useful in calculating the optimum driving parameter.
- the processing history corresponding to rice having a low evaluation regarding the processing state or taste of rice has a small contribution in calculating the optimum operation parameter, and thus the usefulness of the provided information is low.
- the processing history corresponding to rice having a high evaluation regarding the processing state or taste of rice has a large contribution in calculating the optimum operation parameter, and thus the usefulness of the provided information is increased. In this embodiment, this degree of contribution is reflected in the charge related to driving assistance.
- the criteria may be the number of times useful information has been provided, the rate at which a good evaluation of the total number of information has been obtained, the number of times used as the basic data when calculating the optimal operating parameters, etc. .
- Such various histories may be stored in the database 60 each time the optimum operation parameter is calculated.
- the evaluation may be digitized, and when a plurality of evaluation values exist for one sample, it may be determined whether or not the evaluation is good based on an average value thereof.
- the driving assistance system 20 charges a second fee as a fee related to driving assistance (step S430).
- the second fee is set at a lower price than the first fee.
- the information providing factory contributes more than the factory that does not provide information in terms of providing information, and the charge is set at a lower price.
- step S410 if the usefulness of the provided information is equal to or greater than the standard (step S410: Yes), the driving assistance system 20 charges a third fee as a fee related to driving assistance (step S440).
- the third fee is set at a lower price than the second fee. In other words, an information providing factory that has provided useful information in the past is preferentially paid.
- the evaluation is good, reflecting the evaluation of at least one of the processing state and the taste on the downstream side of the rice distribution process (retail store, meal / restaurant, consumer, etc.).
- Operating parameters are calculated so that rice can be obtained. Therefore, good quality polished rice or cooked rice can be suitably reproduced.
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50…算出部
60…データベース
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- 穀物処理施設の運転補助システムであって、
第1の穀物の特性および処理履歴と直接的または間接的に対応付けられた、該第1の穀物の加工状態および味覚の少なくとも一方に関する評価に関する評価情報の入力を受け付ける第1の受付部と、
前記受け付けられた特性、処理履歴および評価情報がそれぞれ対応付けられて記憶されるデータベースと、
前記穀物処理施設に搬入される第2の穀物の第2の特性を受け付ける第2の受付部と、
前記受け付けられた第2の特性と、前記データベースに蓄積された情報と、に基づいて、前記穀物処理施設で前記第2の穀物を処理する際に使用される運転パラメータを算出する算出部と、
を備える運転補助システム。 - 請求項1に記載の運転補助システムであって、
前記算出部によって算出された前記運転パラメータを前記穀物処理施設に対して提供することに対して課金する課金システムを備え、
前記課金システムは、前記穀物処理施設が前記第1の穀物の前記特性および前記処理履歴を前記運転補助システムに提供したことがある場合において、該提供された前記特性および前記処理履歴の有用性を判断し、該有用性に応じた料金を課金する
運転補助システム。 - 請求項1または請求項2に記載の運転補助システムであって、
前記データベースにおいて、前記評価情報は、評価者と対応付けられて記憶され、
前記同一の前記第1の穀物についての同一の前記評価者による複数の前記評価情報が前記データベースに存在する場合には、前記算出部は、前記複数の評価情報の一部または全部を、前記運転パラメータを算出する基礎から除外する
運転補助システム。
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