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AutomationML: a practical guide

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Weitere Verfasser:	Drath, Rainer (HerausgeberIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Berlin ; Boston De Gruyter Oldenbourg [2021]
Schriftenreihe:	De Gruyter graduate
Schlagworte:	Software AutomationML Lehrbuch
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Beschreibung:	XIV, 275 Seiten Illustrationen, Diagramme 24 cm x 17 cm
ISBN:	9783110746228 3110746220

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adam_text	TABLE OF CONTENTS RAINER DRATH, PASCAL HABIGER 1 WHAT IS AUTOMATIONML? ----- 1 1.1 INTRODUCTION AND MOTIVATION ----- 3 1.1.1 ABOUTTHIS BOOK ----- 3 1.1.2 READING GUIDANCE ----- 4 1.2 WHY AUTOMATIONML WAS DEVELOPED ----- 5 1.3 CHALLENGES FOR A NEUTRAL DATA FORMAT ----- 8 1.3.1 APPROACHES FOR ENGINEERING DATA EXCHANGE ----- 8 1.3.2 ITERATION SUPPORT: HIDDEN BUT IMPORTANT AND DIFFICULT ----- 13 1.3.3 MANAGEMENT OF HETEROGENEOUS SEMANTICS ----- 15 1.3.4 STANDARDIZATION DEADLOCKS ----- 17 1.4 WHAT IS AUTOMATIONML? ----- 19 1.4.1 OVERVIEW ----- 19 1.4.2 GOALS OF AUTOMATIONML ----- 20 1.4.3 KEY INNOVATIONS IN AUTOMATIONML ----- 22 1.4.4 VALUES OF AUTOMATIONML ----- 24 1.5 ENCODING INFORMATION WITH AML - FOUR LAYERS OF ABSTRACTION ----- 27 1.5.1 DATA MODEL VERSUS INFORMATION MODEL ----- 27 1.5.2 THE FOUR-LAYER MODEL OF INFORMATION ENCODING ----- 28 1.5.3 AUTOMATIONML IN THE FOUR-LAYERS MODEL ----- 31 1.6 EXCLUSIONS ----- 31 1.7 AUTOMATIONML SPECIFICATIONS ----- 32 1.7.1 AUTOMATIONML IEC 62714 SERIES ------ 32 1.7.2 WHITEPAPERS ----- 35 1.7.3 APPLICATION RECOMMENDATIONS ----- 35 1.7.4 BEST PRACTICE RECOMMENDATIONS ------ 36 1.7.5 AVAILABILITY ----- 36 1.8 THE AUTOMATIONML ASSOCIATION ----- 37 1.8.1 INITIATORS AND MEMBERS ----- 37 1.8.2 POSSIBILITIES OF PARTICIPATION ----- 38 1.9 REFERENCES FOR CHAPTER 1 ----- 39 RAINER DRATH 2 THE CAEX AND AUTOMATIONML GUIDE ------45 2.1 AUTOMATIONML ARCHITECTURE AND MODELLING PHILOSOPHY ----- 47 2.1.1 INTRODUCTION ----- 47 2.1.2 AUTOMATIONML ARCHITECTURE ----- 47 2.1.3 AUTOMATIONML SUBMODELS ----- 48 2.1.4 OBJECT-ORIENTED MODELLING PHILOSOPHY IN PLANT ENGINEERING ----- 48 2.1.5 DIFFERENCES BETWEEN AUTOMATIONML EDITION 1 AND 2 ----- 51 2.2 THE CAEX 3.0 GUIDE ----- 53 2.2.1 ABOUT CAEX AS META DATA MODEL ----- 53 2.2.2 PERSISTENCE OF A CAEX MODEL: CAEX FILES ----- 54 2.2.3 GENERAL CAEX MODELLING PRINCIPLES ----- 55 XII TABLE OF CONTENTS 2.2.4 THE INSTANCE HIERARCHY ----- 61 2.2.5 HOWTO MODEL A CAEX INTERNALELEMENT ----- 63 2.2.6 CAEX LIBRARY AND CLASS TYPES ----- 69 2.2.7 HOW TO MODEL CAEX SYSTEM UNIT CLASSES ----- 72 2.2.8 HOW TO MODEL CAEX INTERFACE CLASSES ----- 77 2.2.9 HOW TO MODEL CAEX ROLE CLASSES ----- 81 2.2.10 HOW TO MODEL CAEX ATTRIBUTE TYPES ----- 85 2.2.11 HOW TO MODEL PATHS ----- 91 2.2.12 MODELLING OF RELATIONS ----- 92 2.2.13 OVERRIDING INHERITED INFORMATION ----- 102 2.2.14 MODELLING VERSION INFORMATION ----- 104 2.3 AUTOMATIONML EDITION 2 VERSUS CAEX 3.0 ----- 110 2.3.1 OVERVIEW ------110 2.3.2 ADDITIONAL GENERAL MODELLING RULES ----- 111 2.3.3 ADDITIONAL AUTOMATIONML VERSIONING RULES ----- 111 2.4 AUTOMATIONML BASE LIBRARIES ------113 2.4.1 GENERAL MODELLING RULES ------113 2.4.2 BASIC ROLE CLASS LIBRARY ------113 2.4.3 BASIC INTERFACE CLASS LIBRARY ----- 118 2.4.4 BASIC ATTRIBUTE TYPE LIBRARY ----- 123 2.5 REFERENCING EXTERNAL DOCUMENTS ----- 126 2.5.1 REFERENCING COLLADA AND BEHAVIOUR DOCUMENTS ----- 126 2.5.2 REFERENCING EXTERNAL CAEX DOCUMENTS ----- 126 2.5.3 REFERENCING FUTURE EXTERNAL DOCUMENTS IN THE SCOPE OF AML ----- 129 2.5.4 REFERENCING ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS OUTSIDE THE SCOPE OF AML ----- 129 2.5.5 REFERENCING CAEX ATTRIBUTES TO ITEMS IN EXTERNAL DOCUMENTS ----- 133 2.6 EXTENDED AUTOMATIONML CONCEPTS ------135 2.6.1 OVERVIEW ----- 135 2.6.2 THE AML PORT CONCEPT - MODELLING OF COMPLEX INTERFACES ------135 2.6.3 THE AML FACET CONCEPT - MODELLING OF ATTRIBUTE FILTERS ----- 138 2.6.4 THE AML GROUP CONCEPT YY FILTERING OF OBJECTS ----- 141 2.6.5 COMBINATION OF FACETS AND GROUPS ----- 143 2.6.6 MODELLING OF PROCESSES - THE PPR CONCEPT ----- 146 2.6.7 INTERNATIONALIZATION, MULTILINGUAL ATTRIBUTES ----- 153 2.6.8 MODELLING OF LISTS AND ARRAYS ------155 2.6.9 THE AML CONTAINER FORMAT ------157 2.7 BEST PRACTICE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR AML MODELLING ----- 160 2.7.1 MODELLING OF REGULAR EXPRESSIONS ----- 160 2.7.2 MODELLING OF UNITS ----- 161 2.8 CONCLUSION AND SUMMARY ----- 163 2.9 REFERENCES FOR CHAPTER 2 ----- 164 RAINER DRATH, STEFFEN LIPS 3 MODELLING OF GEOMETRY AND KINEMATICS ----- 167 3.1 INTRODUCTION ----- 169 3.2 MODELLING OF GEOMETRY AND KINEMATICS WITH COLLADA ----- 170 3.2.1 OVERVIEW OF COLLADA 1.5 ---- 170 TABLE OF CONTENTS XIII 3.2.2 GEOMETRY MODELLING ----- 171 3.2.3 KINEMATICS DESCRIPTION ------187 3.3 EXAMPLES ----- 200 3.3.1 BREP: FLANGE WITH HOLE ----- 200 3.3.2 FACETTED MODEL: FLANGE WITH HOLE ------203 3.3.3 KINEMATICS OF A SCREW WITH FORMULA ----- 204 3.4 INTERLINKING COLLADA AND CAEX ----- 206 3.4.1 EXTENSIONS OF AML LIBRARIES FOR GEOMETRY AND KINEMATICS ----- 206 3.4.2 HOW TO REFERENCE A COLLADA DOCUMENT ----- 207 3.4.3 ATTRIBUTES REFURI, FRAME AND REFTYPE ----- 207 3.4.4 HOWTO MODEL ATTACHMENTS ----- 208 3.4.5 MODELLING RULES ----- 209 3.5 SUMMARY ------211 3.6 REFERENCES FOR CHAPTER 3 ------212 ARNDT LUDER, NICOLE SCHMIDT, RAINER DRATH 4 MODELLING OF BEHAVIOUR ----- 213 4.1 INTRODUCTION AND MOTIVATION ----- 215 4.1.1 WHO IS USING BEHAVIOUR MODELS? ----- 216 4.1.2 WHAT BEHAVIOUR MODELS ARE OF INTEREST? ----- 217 4.2 AUTOMATIONML APPROACH FOR REPRESENTING BEHAVIOUR MODELS ----- 218 4.3 HOW TO REFERENCE EXTERNAL BEHAVIOUR MODELS ----- 219 4.3.1 GENERAL: HOWTO ASSIGN BEHAVIOUR MODELS TO SYSTEM OBJECTS ----- 219 4.3.2 HOW TO ASSIGN MODELS OF CONTROLLED GOOD CASE AND UNCONTROLLED BEHAVIOUR ----- 219 4.3.3 HOW TO ASSIGN INTERLOCKING MODELS ----- 222 4.4 HOW TO MODEL BEHAVIOUR WITH IEC 61131-10 ------225 4.4.1 GENERAL APPROACH ------225 4.4.2 HOWTO MODEL SEQUENCES OF CONTROLLED BEHAVIOUR ----- 226 4.4.3 HOW TO MODEL STATE-BASED MODELS OF UNCONTROLLED BEHAVIOUR ----- 227 4.4.4 HOWTO MODEL INTERFACES ----- 228 4.4.5 HOW TO MODEL INTERLOCKING MODELS ----- 229 4.5 EXAMPLE ----- 230 4.5.1 MODELLING AN EXAMPLE MACHINE ----- 230 4.5.2 MODELLING THE DRIVES ----- 230 4.5.3 MODELLING THE INPUTS AND OUTPUTS OF THE DRIVES ------231 4.5.4 MODELLING OF INTERLOCKING BEHAVIOUR ------231 4.6 MODELLING OF COMPLEX BEHAVIOUR OR PROTECTED MODELS VIA FMU ----- 232 4.7 DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION ------233 4.8 REFERENCES FOR CHAPTER 4 ----- 233 LORENZ HUNDT, JOSEF PRINZ, RAINER DRATH 5 THE AUTOMATIONML EDITOR ----- 235 5.1 INTRODUCTION ----- 237 5.2 PURPOSE OF USAGE ----- 238 5.3 USER INTERFACE ----- 239 XIV TABLE OF CONTENTS 5.4 EDITING FUNCTIONS ----- 241 5.4.1 GENERAL UL CONCEPT: HOW TO CREATE, MODIFY AND DELETE OBJECTS ----- 241 5.4.2 HOW TO CREATE LIBRARIES ----- 242 5.4.3 HOW TO CREATE NEW CLASSES ----- 242 5.4.4 HOW TO MODEL INHERITANCE BETWEEN CLASSES ----- 243 5.4.5 HOW TO ASSOCIATE ROLES TO A SYSTEMUNITCLASS ----- 243 5.4.6 HOW TO MODIFY INHERITANCE RELATIONS ----- 244 5.4.7 HOW TO CREATE AND EDIT ATTRIBUTES ----- 245 5.4.8 HOW TO EDIT ATTRIBUTE CONSTRAINTS ----- 245 5.4.9 HOW TO OVERRIDE AN INHERITED ATTRIBUTE OF A CLASS ----- 247 5.4.10 HOW TO OVERRIDE INHERITED ELEMENTS OF A CLASS ----- 248 5.4.11 HOWTO UNDO INHERITANCE ----- 249 5.4.12 HOWTO EXCLUDE INHERITED DATA ----- 249 5.4.13 HOWTO CREATE A INSTANCEHIERARCHY ----- 250 5.4.14 HOW TO CREATE AN EXTERNALINTERFACE ----- 250 5.4.15 HOW TO CREATE, DELETE AND MODIFY AN INTERNALLINK ----- 250 5.4.16 HOWTO CREATE INSTANCES ----- 251 5.4.17 HOW TO ASSOCIATE ROLES TO AN INTERNALELEMENT ----- 252 5.4.18 HOW TO MODEL ROLEREQUIREMENT ATTRIBUTES OR INTERFACES ----- 252 5.4.19 HOW TO REMOVE ROLECLASS ASSOCIATIONS ----- 253 5.4.20 HOW TO MODEL MAPPING OBJECTS ----- 253 5.5 EXTENDED FUNCTIONALITY ----- 253 5.5.1 HOW TO NAVIGATE BETWEEN REFERENCED CLASSES OR INSTANCES ----- 254 5.5.2 HOW TO SPLIT AND MERGE CAEX DOCUMENTS ----- 254 5.5.3 HOW TO CONVERT BETWEEN CAEX 2.15 AND CAEX 3.0 ----- 255 5.5.4 HOW TO VALIDATE AN AUTOMATIONML DOCUMENT ----- 255 5.5.5 HOWTO IMPORT AUTOMATIONML LIBRARIES ----- 256 5.5.6 HOW TO GENERATE AN AMLX CONTAINER ----- 257 5.5.7 HOW TO SAVE THE CAEX-SCHEMA----- 259 5.5.8 HOW TO CREATE HIGH-QUALITY SCREENSHOTS FOR DOCUMENTATION ----- 259 5.6 CUSTOMIZATION OF THE AUTOMATIONML EDITOR ----- 260 5.6.1 SOFTWARE UPDATES, NEWS, RECENT DOCUMENTS AND LIBRARIES ----- 260 5.6.2 HOWTO SHOW-HIDE DETAILS ----- 260 5.6.3 HOW TO USE INDIVIDUAL THEMES AND LAYOUT S ----- 261 5.6.4 HOWTO USE PLUGINS ----- 262 5.7 HOWTO SEND FEEDBACK ----- 262 5.8 SUMMARY ------263 5.9 REFERENCES FOR CHAPTER 5 ----- 263 ABBREVIATIONS ----- 265 TRADEMARKS ----- 267 BIOGRAPHIES 273
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