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SIS/TK 280 Information och automation i produktlivscykeln Jonas Rosn, ordfrande i TK 280, Eurostep Charlotta Johnsson, chair ISO/TC 184/SC5 deltagare TK 280, Lunds Tekniska Hgskola Ulf Carlsson, deltagare TK 280, Syntell Katarina


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SIS/TK 280 Information och automation i produktlivscykeln

Jonas Rosén, ordförande i TK 280, Eurostep Charlotta Johnsson, chair ISO/TC 184/SC5 deltagare TK 280, Lunds Tekniska Högskola Ulf Carlsson, deltagare TK 280, Syntell Katarina Widström, projektledare TK 280, SIS.

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Organisation och kommitté

ISO/IEC JW21

Smart Manufacturing Reference Model(s)

CEN

European committee for standardization

SIS

Swedish standards institute

SIS/TK 280

SIS/TK 280 Information och automation i produktlivscykeln

Svenskt Europeiskt Globalt Organisation Kommittéer / Grupper

ISO/TC 184/SC5

Interoperability, integration, and architectures for enterprise systems and automation applications

ISO/TC 184

Automation systems and integration

IEC

International electrotechnical commission

ISO

International organization for standardization

ISO/TC 184/SC1

Physical device control

CEN/TC 310

Advanced automation technologies and their applications

ISO/TC 184/SC4

Industrial data

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Standardization in the field of automation systems and their integration for all life cycle

  • phases. Areas of standardization include information systems, automation and control

systems and integration technologies.

ISO ISO/TC 18 184 4 Automation systems an and in integration

ISO TC 184/SC5

Interoperability, integration, and architectures for enterprise systems and automation applications

ISO TC 184/SC1

Physical device control

ISO TC 184/SC4

Industrial data

  • Interoperability between IT and OT,
  • Assuring KPIs for measuring energy efficiency

and sustainability

  • Modelling of industrial, technical and scientific data

to support electronic communication and commerce

  • Digital twin
  • Numerical control systems for machine tools
  • Reference model for cyber - Physically controlled smart

machine tool systems Charlotta

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TC 184/SC5

TC 184/SC5 - Interoperability, integration, and

architectures for enterprise systems and automation applications 53

Published ISO Standards Related to the SC

14

ISO Standards under development

11

Direct Working Group (SG, WG and JWG)

14

Participating members

13

Observing members Chair: Charlotta JOHNSSON (Sweden) Secretary: Walter ZOLLER (USA) Hitflyttat Charlotta

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TC 184/SC5

Working Group Title Convenor WG1 Modelling and Architecture Richard Martin (USA) WG4 Manufacturing software and its environment Mitchiko Matsuda (Japan) WG5 Open systems application frameworks Hongye Su (China) WG6 Application Service Interface Robert Patzke (Germany) WG9 Key performance indicators for manufacturing operations mgmt Andreas Kirsch (Germany) WG10 Evaluation of energy efficiency and other relevant factors of a manufacturing system with respect to its environmental influence. Fumihiko Kimura (Japan) WG12 Convergence of informatization and industrialization (CII) Hongye Su (China) WG13 Equipment Behaviour Catalogue Naohisa Matsushita (Japan) SG5 Model-based standards authoring Study Group Dov Dori (Israel) JWG5 (IEC) Enterprise-Control System Integration Dennis Brandl (USA) JWG8 (SC4) Manufacturing process and management information Jochen Hartung (Germany)

TC 184/SC5 - Interoperability, integration, and

architectures for enterprise systems and automation applications

Hitflyttat Charlotta

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TC 184/SC5

SC5 contribution to Smart Manufacturing

WG1 WG4 WG5 WG6 WG9 WG10 WG12 WG13 JWG5 JWG8 JWG14 Assuring that the KPIs for MOM are well-defined and applicable for many ind. Assuring KPIs for measuring energy efficiency and sustainability Interoperability between IT and OT Catalogization of Equipement Behaviour Enterprise-Control Integration

  • Mfg process and m.i.

Integration of Devices for Measurement and Automation Manufacturing software and its environment Providing Models and Architectures for the full lifecycle history of integration projects Providing easy integration of Advanced-Process Control and Optimization Hitflyttat Charlotta

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  • Smart Manufacturing, vad då?
  • Livscykelperspektiv och standarder för produktinformation
  • Smart Information (inarbetad i föregående rubrik)
  • Den smarta och uppkopplade fabriken (inarbetad i Smart Manufacturing, vad då?
  • Standarder en strategisk fråga i det digitala industrilandskapet
  • Ett svenskt exempel på Use case
  • Övningsuppgift Smart Industri SIS/TK280

Table of contents

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Definitionen ISO SMCC och IEC SyC SM enats om:

  • “Manufacturing that improves its performance aspects with

integrated and intelligent use of processes and resources

  • in cyber, physical and human spheres

to create and deliver

  • products and services, which also
  • collaborates with other domains within enterprises’ value chains."

Note 1: Performance aspects include agility, efficiency, safety, security, sustainability or any other performance indicators identified by the enterprise. Note 2: In addition to manufacturing, other enterprise domains can include engineering, logistics, marketing, procurement, sales or any other domains identified by the enterprise.

Smart manufacturing, vad då?

Ändrad till Charlotta

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Industrial generations

Ändrad till Charlotta

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Horizontal digital collaboration

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Vertical and Horizontal Integration

Hitflyttat Charlotta

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From Hierarchy to Network

Today’s hierarchy Smart Manufacturing capabilities Tomorrow’s Network IEC 62264 (ISA 95) ”Manufacturing Pyramide”

  • Everything is connectable to

each other.

  • All participants can interact

with each other.

  • The product becomes an active

part of the whole system

  • Less Engineering, Plug &

Produce

  • New quality of Flexibility in

machines and factories.

  • Seamless Cross Vertical

Integration

  • Improved scalability
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Standardized connectors for Smart Industry

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Livscykelperspektiv och standarder för produktinformation

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The digital- and real- system lifecycle

Supply Design Initiate & Direct Produce

Purpose Concept De comm- isioning

The Syste m

The Syste m The Syste m The Syste m

Re- Cycle Re-Use Dispos e

Retire

The Syste m

In Life Develop- ment Realization

Support Utilize

Digital Type System lifeline Digital Real System lifeline

Re- Supply

Real System lifeline Real System Re-Cycle lifeline (Designed for Re-Use and Re-Cycle)

Information flow Physical flow

Digital System lifeline

Good / Bad Add / Delete / Change Design

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“Looked-in” Information about a the same? thing

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Disparate IT-environments (software examples)

Actor A Actor B Actor C

Easy Digital Collaboration ?

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Architecture Model

Information Standards

All the different layers have dependencies that must be considered in Business development Seman- tic Model Process Model Inform ation Model Organ- isation Model IT- Model

Not just tools (IT) enables the business

Software standardized interfaces Well defined semantics

(Saab Kockums)

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Product Life Cycle Support (PLCS)

ISO 10303-239

Jonas

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  • International Standard for product support information
  • based on ISO 10303 STEP (PLCS is AP 239)
  • Complete product life cycle – from concept to disposal
  • Single source of assured product support information
  • Data independence - processes, systems, format
  • Interoperability across enterprises and systems through:
  • Standardization of semantics for product support
  • Integrated suite of data models for data exchange and information

sharing

  • Framework for using PLCS

(DEXs, ISO STEP stds, methods & tools, incl XML/XSLT)

  • Extensibility and tailoring through the use of Reference data libraries

Product Life Cycle Support (PLCS)

Unique Value Proposition

Jonas

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ISO 10303-239: PLCS

Jonas

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Scope of PLCS and supported histories

http://docs.oasis-open.org/plcs/plcslib/v1.0/cs01/data/PLCS/concept_model/model_base.html

Design and Individual Configurations Activities performed by people and product States failure &

  • perational

Change Management

Jonas

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Extended Enterprise of OEM’s, Customer, Partners and Suppliers Enterprise Integration through dedicated networks Domain specific information systems (e.g. CAD, MRPII, Planning)

Product Life Cycle Support (PLCS)

Extended Enterprise enabled by Internet technology

Dept Enterprise Customers Partners Tier 1 Suppliers Tier 2 Suppliers

Extended Enterprise Integration Product Life Cycle Internet-based architecture and federated data models make possible implementations involving thousands of users across many sites Capture product info for support use Develop the support solution PLCS Domain Maintain product Provide feedback

Concept Assessment Demonstration Manufacture In-Service Disposal

Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) Product Life Cycle

Jonas

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ISO 10303-242

Source:http://private.ap242.org/web/ap242/ap242ed1 Overview of AP242 edition 1 information model Jonas

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ISO 10303-243: MoSSEC

Source:http://www.asd-ssg.org/mossec Jonas

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ISO 10303-243: MoSSEC

Source:http://www.asd-ssg.org/mossec Jonas

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EPISTLE ”European Process Industries STEP Technical Liaison Executive”

Source: CALS Technical Goal 2 Jonas

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ISO 15926 Background

Source: https://www.posccaesar.org/ Jonas

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15926 Parts

Jonas Dold bild

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Standarder en strategisk fråga i det digitala Industrilandskapet

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Other countries are mobilizing…

Smart Industri Alliance Industrie du Future Plattform Industrie 4.0 Piano Nationale Impresa 4.0 Made in China 2025 Industrial Value Chain Initiative Connected Smart Factory Smart Man. Leaders. Con.

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The Scandinavian Smart Industry Framework

The industrial system enabling products trough their life cycle

Dimension Core concepts Cross dimension shared concepts A dimension

USA/ NIST SMS Ecosystem Germany Industrie 4.0 RAMI

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JWG21 unified reference model for smart industry

Countries JWG21 Input reference models for smart manufacturing Meta-model for Smart Manufacturing Reference Model (SMRM)

SM Use Cases

ISO/IEC SMRM

SM Reference System mofel SM Standards

SSIF

and more

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Industrie 4.0 high level application scenarios

Ändrad till Ulf https://www.plattform-i40.de/PI40/Navigation/EN/InPractice/UseCases/use-cases.html Ny länk

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Ett svenskt exempel på Use case

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Digital Infrastructure for smart Manufacturing (Dig In)

Funded by the Swedish Strategic Innovation Program Produktion2030, a joint venture of VINNOVA, Formas and the Swedish Energy Agency. June 2017-May 2020 For more information, contact Gunilla Sivard: Gunilla@kth.se

Digital infrastructure - service oriented, based on standardized interfaces. Digital twin – standardized information model coordinating information through the life cycle. Demonstrations in Scania Smart Factory Lab.

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Smart Manufacturing 9 characteristic areas and technologies

1. Automation and automated decision making 2. Distributed system of systems 3. High interconnection between factory floor and digital representation 4. Ability to analyze outcome for improvement 5. Fast, wireless, communication (real time access) 6. Fast computing 7. Digital representations of systems and products with model based engineering 8. High interconnection across domains and life cycle phases 9. Secure access to information 1. Artificial intelligence for decision making, human-robot collaboration 2. Service oriented architectures, cloud computing, interoperability standards 3. Smart sensors, scanning, connection between physical reality and digital model 4. Statistics, machine learning 5. 4G, 5G, 6G, standard communication protocols 6. Cloud computing, Edge computing 7. Digital twins, product models, modeling principles, virtual reality, simulations 8. Lifecycle models, digital thread, model based collaboration methods, information standards 9. Block chains, PLM

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DigIn as a use case for smart manufacturing

1. Automation and automated decision making 2. Distributed system of systems 3. High interconnection between factory floor and models 4. Ability to analyze outcome for improvement 5. Fast, wireless, communication (real time access) 6. Fast computing 7. Digital representations of systems and products for model based engineering 8. High interconnection across domains and life cycle phases 9. Secure access to information

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Övningsuppgift Smart Industri SIS/TK280

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PLCS through life information standard (ISO10303 AP239)

PLCS overview concept model, PLCS official concept model http://www.plcs.org/plcslib/plcslib/data/PLCS/concept_model/model_base.html

Product type Activity method Breakdown Product version Product individual version Activity Work request Work Order Location Project Contract Observation Baseline Product definition Resource

implement utilizes / applies to method used utilize directive In response to is observation consequence

State

actual state

  • bserved state

has versions defined by (design) references State agreed commercial, technical and work terms and conditions

V & V Requirements Part System Interface Slot Document

realize have relates to

Physical System Functional Zonal

is of type

Planned Realized Schema

Schedules Give sequence to

Planned Actual Task

modus operandi by

Product Individual

is instanses of

Context

applies in

State observed State defintion

diagnosis trough

Trigger

trigger states trigged by Product Design Individual Product Product Breakdown Product Description Status Activity Specification Activity Lifeline Product Environment Management Process

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Grupp

Sälj och Order Krav hantering Uppdragsstyrnin g (Projekt och Ärenden) Konfigura tions Ledning Arkitekur Simulering / Modellering System design Material admininistration Uh- Design CAD Inköp & Supply Produktions Planering Produktion Test och verifiering Drifts uppföljning Underhålls planering Verkstads planering Miljö/ Skrotning

Informations kategorier

Requirements Product type Part Baseline Product version System Interface Slot Document Product Individual Product individual version Planned Realized Physical System Functional Zonal Context Product definition Observation State observed State defintion State Trigger Task Activity method Schema Activity Planned Actual

Product Environment

Location Project Contract V & V Resource Work Order Work request Processer som skapar (S) / använder (A) informationen Skriv in exempel på programvara som är källa till informationen i de celler som motsvarar de informationskategorier vilka programvaran hanterar

Product Design Activity Lifeline Management Process Individual Product Product Breakdown Product Description Status Activity Specification

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Configuration Management

Tobias Ljungkvist, Syntell