Methodology for Modelling and Coordination of Industrial Production and Energy Complexes. Part 1. A Methodology for Quantitative and Qualitative Modelling and Simulation of Industrial Production and Energy Complexes

摘要

The first part of the report considers a methodology for quantitative and qualitative modelling and simulation of industrial Production and Energy Complexes (PEC) and Units (PEU). It is oriented toward the heirarchical structure of Integrated Automation Systems (IAS), typical of processing industries. Discussing the existing approaches to the presentation and utilization of temporal knowledge and industrial expertise it is claimed that the IAS of PEC can be predictive in the sense of Economic Effectiveness (EE) as well as responsive in the sense of Production Operativeness (PO) if both the quantitative and qualitative presentations are utilised for their respective task in the Production and Energy Management (PEM) problem domain. The modelling methodology is based on a set of definitions with corresponding symbolism, the development of which is proved by the application of several computer, digital automation and software technologies, tested in an industrial environment. Thus the symbols and notations are illustrated by corresponding man-machine interaction, developed for PEM problematics in an Integrated Pulp and Paper Mill (IPPM).