Multiple-level virtual commissioning in manufacturing systems: possibilities and challenges for integration

Virtual commissioning has gained significance in the contemporary manufacturing scene, as it can employ powerful emulations with the control logic of a machine, work cell, or even an entire production system that can be tested and optimized before being deployed in real-time. The literature contains plenty of studies that address virtual commissioning independently at the machine, cell, and plant levels. However, it lacks examples of connected virtual commissioning on several levels. Using a simple example, this study tried to perform virtual commissioning on several levels one by one with an emphasis on the potential for integrating several levels. As a result, this paper discusses possibilities and challenges for integrating virtual commissioning at the machine, cell, and plant level, enabling more cohesive and efficient commissioning processes across the entire production system hierarchy.

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Procedia CIRP
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.procir.2025.02.136
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Manufacturing Process and Optimization
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Multiple-level virtual commissioning in manufacturing systems: possibilities and challenges for integration

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Multiple-level virtual commissioning in manufacturing systems: possibilities and challenges for integration

Mohsin Raza, Arne Bilberg, Jesper Puggaard de Oliveira Hansen
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Abstract

Virtual commissioning has gained significance in the contemporary manufacturing scene, as it can employ powerful emulations with the control logic of a machine, work cell, or even an entire production system that can be tested and optimized before being deployed in real-time. The literature contains plenty of studies that address virtual commissioning independently at the machine, cell, and plant levels. However, it lacks examples of connected virtual commissioning on several levels. Using a simple example, this study tried to perform virtual commissioning on several levels one by one with an emphasis on the potential for integrating several levels. As a result, this paper discusses possibilities and challenges for integrating virtual commissioning at the machine, cell, and plant level, enabling more cohesive and efficient commissioning processes across the entire production system hierarchy.

Procedia CIRPVol. 134
University of Southern Denmark (DK)
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