Modelling,Synthesis, and Simulation of Supervisory Process Control Systems |
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Authors: | G. Mušic D. Matko B. Zupancic |
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Affiliation: | University of Bremen , 28359, Bremen, NW1, Germany |
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Abstract: | Modelling, synthesis, and simulation issues of the supervisory systems in process control are investigated in the paper. Petri nets are used as a basic modelling framework for the supervisory part of the system. It is shown how the final verification effort can be minimised by applying formal synthesis methods. A straightforward approach to the industrial implementation of the developed solutions is suggested by means of sequential function chart representation. A batch process cell case study is used to illustrate the described concepts. Corresponding continuous and discrete event models of the process cell units are developed and a co-ordinating supervisor is designed by the method of place invariants. The system is simulated by the continuous simulation tool Matlab-Simulink, which is enhanced for simulation of the sequential control logic represented by sequential function chart. |
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Keywords: | Mobile platform autonomous navigation wheelchair flatness 3D-vision |
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