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Povezava med ravnema SCADA in MES na liniji za kontrolo kakovosti
ID ILIEVSKA, FANCHE (Author), ID Mušič, Gašper (Mentor) More about this mentor... This link opens in a new window

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Abstract
Študije so pokazale, da so se skozi zgodovino sistemi za vodenje, upravljanje in nadzor proizvodnih aktivnosti razvijali skladno z napredkom in širitvijo podjetij v proizvodnem sektorju. Z naraščanjem konkurence so se podjetja odločila za izvajanje različnih ukrepov za povečanje učinkovitosti in zmanjšanje stroškov. Eden od teh ukrepov je uporaba programske opreme za industrijsko upravljanje in drugih računalniških orodij za načrtovanje, nadzor in povečanje produktivnosti človeških virov in materialov. Trenutno je uvedba skupne platforme, ki podpira sistema, kot sta SCADA in MES, bistvena za učinkovito upravljanje tovarne. Glavni razlog za to je, da sta sistema SCADA in MES veliko bolj odprta in medsebojno povezana kot nekoč. Oba sistema medsebojno sodelujeta pri optimizaciji operacij proizvodnega procesa ter se prilagajata trenutni digitalizaciji družbe. V magistrski nalogi se bomo osredotočili na opis razvoja aplikacije za pregledovanje in izvajanje serije funkcionalnih testov za končne MEA (Membransko-elektrodni sklop) ter nato učinkovito pakiranje teh komponent v embalažo. Ta rešitev povezuje dva sistema, SCADA-sistem za nadzor in zbiranje podatkov, in MES-sistem za upravljanje proizvodnje, ki sodelujeta skladno na isti platformi. Razložili bomo delovanje te aplikacije, njeno zgradbo ter povezanost med sistemoma SCADA in MES. Izhajajoč iz povezanosti sistemov se bomo osredotočili na raziskovanje, zakaj je prednostno imeti enotno aplikacijo za oba sistema.

Language:Slovenian
Keywords:SCADA, MES, industrijska informatika in avtomatika, ISA-95
Work type:Master's thesis/paper
Organization:FE - Faculty of Electrical Engineering
Year:2023
PID:20.500.12556/RUL-151614 This link opens in a new window
COBISS.SI-ID:181016323 This link opens in a new window
Publication date in RUL:12.10.2023
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Language:English
Title:Linking SCADA and MES levels on a quality control line
Abstract:
Studies have shown that companies in the manufacturing sector developed and expanded just as the systems for control, management and supervision of the production activities evolved throughout history. As a result of the increasing competition, companies settled on implementing various methods in order to enhance efficiency and reduce their costs. One of these methods is the implementation of industrial management software and other computer tools, responsible for planning, monitoring, and increasing the productivity of the human resources and materials. Currently, the implementation of a common platform that supports SCADA and MES systems is more than essential for efficient factory management. The main reason for this is that both SCADA and MES systems are much more open and interconnected than they used to be. Both systems collaborate in seeking optimisation of production process operations and adapt to the current society digitalisation. In this master’s thesis, we will focus on describing the development of an application for inspecting and executing a series of functional tests for final MEA (Membrane-Electrode Assembly) and efficiently packing these components as well. This solution connects the two systems, SCADA, a data collection and monitoring system, and MES, a production management system which work seamlessly on the same platform. In addition, we will explain how this application functions, its structure, and what is the connection between the two systems. Based on the integration of the systems, we will focus on analysing why having a unified application for both systems is much more beneficial.

Keywords:SCADA, MES, industrial automation and informatics, ISA-95

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