Industrie 4.0

Name: Industrie 4.0 | The Reference Architecture Model RAMI 4.0 and the Industrie 4.0 component
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The Reference Architecture Model RAMI 4.0 and the Industrie 4.0 component

Roland Heidel(Autor*in)

DIN e.V.VDE(Herausgeber*in)

DIN Media (Verlag)

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Erschienen am 10. Oktober 2019

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The Reference Architecture Model RAMI 4.0 and the Industrie 4.0 component
Impressum
Table of contents
About the authors
Foreword
1 Introduction
2 Positioning Industrie 4.0
3 Requirements for a reference architecture model for Industrie 4.0
3.1 Characteristics of a reference architecture model
3.2 General requirements within Industrie 4.0
3.3 The current state of technology
3.4 Scenario: The versatile factory
4 The Property principle
4.1 Describing the physical world and the information world
4.1.1 Terms and definitions
4.1.2 Properties
4.2 Properties in Industrie 4.0
4.2.1 Specification of properties for Industrie 4.0
4.2.2 Property values
4.2.3 The structured use of properties
4.2.4 Lists of properties for different processes and process phases
5 Aspects of an asset in Industrie 4.0
5.1 Basic considerations
5.2 Presentation and communication ability
6 The Reference Architecture Model for Industrie 4.0 (RAMI 4.0)
6.1 Background
6.2 The Life cycle & Value Stream axis
6.3 The Hierarchy axis (allocation)
6.4 The Architecture axis ("layers")
6.4.1 The Asset Layer and the Integration Layer
6.4.2 The Communication Layer
6.4.3 The Information Layer
6.4.4 The Functional Layer
6.4.5 The Business Layer
6.5 Example of a servo-hydraulic axis using the architectural layers of RAMI 4.0
7 The application of RAMI 4.0 in value-added networks
7.1 Value streams: Different perspectives
7.2 Data and information: Different perspectives
8 Reflecting the physical world in the information world
8.1 Object worlds
8.2 Fundamentals of the reflection process
8.3 Identifiers
8.3.1 International Registration Data Identifier (IRDI)
8.3.2 Uniform Resource Identifier (URI)
9 The I4.0 component
9.1 Motivation for a reference model
9.2 The fundamental concept of the I4.0 component
9.3 Scope of the I4.0 component
9.4 Digital representation of an administration shell
9.4.1 Case 1: The administration shell is provided by the asset itself
9.4.2 Case 2: The administration shell is provided by a central repository
9.5 Dynamically connecting I4.0 components
9.5.1 Activating operation (case 1)
9.5.2 Asset-oriented access (case 2)
9.5.3 Dynamic cooperation (case 3)
9.6 Which information elements should the administration shell include?
9.7 The format of standardized properties
9.8 Implementation of data elements as properties
9.9 Standardized functions
9.10 Submodels group the information and functions of an I4.0 component
9.11 Identifiers for the different elements of the I4.0 component
9.12 The general structure of the (asset) administration shell
9.13 Example of a submodel
9.14 Designing the I4.0 component
9.15 The design process for a system comprising I4.0 components
10 Asset compounds and relationship complexes
10.1 Cooperation
10.2 Relationships
10.3 Asset compounds
10.4 Examples of asset compounds
10.4.1 Screw connection
10.4.2 Machines as part of a factory
10.4.3 Pipe with valve
10.5 Asset compounds: Aggregation and details
10.6 Diagram of cooperation
10.7 A uniform language (grammar) for cooperation
11 Connectivity
11.1 Service-orientation
11.2 Interaction models for I4.0 components
12 Security
12.1 Identifiers and identities
12.2 Security (process) as an asset
13 Standards and standardization
13.1 The need for standardization
13.2 Standardizing properties
14 Criteria for Industrie 4.0 products
14.1 General
14.2 Outlook
Bibliography
Bibliography of standards and technical rules
Index

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