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Bozkurt A, Schulz R (2023). Asset Administration Shell and Knowledge Graph-based Production Logistics Planning in Fluid Manufacturing Systems. Logistics Journal : referierte Veröffentlichungen, Vol. 2023. (urn:nbn:de:0009-14-58065)

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  title = 	"Asset Administration Shell and Knowledge Graph-based Production Logistics Planning in Fluid Manufacturing Systems",
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  abstract = 	"Shorter product life cycles, increased product variety and volatile sales figures are some of the main challenges of manufacturers nowadays. In order to deal with these challenges and maintain a competitive edge, changeable production systems such as Fluid Manufacturing Systems (FLMS) with corresponding production logistics become particularly important. FLMS provides the required flexibility and changeability to meet continuously changing requirements. Traditionally, production logistics planning is conducted holistically and designed after the factory and production planning stage with monolith soft-ware applications e.g. ERP, CAD or with conventional office tools. This procedure is suited for production environments with nearly constant and predictable production conditions. However, it is limited in terms of interoperability and insufficient for changeable production systems. Therefore, integral, knowledge- and software-based approaches are necessary. This paper presents an approach for the planning and reconfiguration of production logistics in FLMS by using Asset Administration Shells (AAS) and knowledge graphs.",
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Bibliographic Citation Logistics Journal : referierte Veröffentlichungen, Vol. 2023, Iss. 1
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Asset Administration Shell and Knowledge Graph-based Production Logistics Planning in Fluid Manufacturing Systems (eng)

Verwaltungsschale und Wissensgraphen-basierte Planung der Produktionslogistik in einem Fluiden Produktionssystem (ger)
Author Ali Bozkurt, Robert Schulz
Language eng
Abstract Shorter product life cycles, increased product variety and volatile sales figures are some of the main challenges of manufacturers nowadays. In order to deal with these challenges and maintain a competitive edge, changeable production systems such as Fluid Manufacturing Systems (FLMS) with corresponding production logistics become particularly important. FLMS provides the required flexibility and changeability to meet continuously changing requirements. Traditionally, production logistics planning is conducted holistically and designed after the factory and production planning stage with monolith soft-ware applications e.g. ERP, CAD or with conventional office tools. This procedure is suited for production environments with nearly constant and predictable production conditions. However, it is limited in terms of interoperability and insufficient for changeable production systems. Therefore, integral, knowledge- and software-based approaches are necessary. This paper presents an approach for the planning and reconfiguration of production logistics in FLMS by using Asset Administration Shells (AAS) and knowledge graphs. Kürzere Produktlebenszyklen, zunehmende Produktvielfalt und schwankende Absatzzahlen gehören zu den größten Herausforderungen der Hersteller in unserer Zeit. Um diese Herausforderungen zu bewältigen und die Wettbewerbsfähigkeit zu sichern, sind wandelbare Produktionssysteme, wie beispielsweise die Fluide Produktion, mit einer entsprechenden Produktionslogistik besonders wichtig. Die Fluide Produktion bietet die nötige Flexibilität und Wandlungsfähigkeit, um den sich ständig ändernden Anforderungen gerecht zu werden. Traditionell wird die Planung der Produktionslogistik ganzheit-lich nach der Fabrik- und Produktionsplanung mit monolithischen Softwareanwendungen wie z. B. ERP, CAD oder mit herkömmlichen Office-Tools durchgeführt. Diese Vorgehensweise eignet sich für nahezu konstante und vorhersehbare Produktionsbedingungen. Jedoch zeichnen sich bisherige Lösungen sich durch eine begrenzte Interoperabilität aus und sind unzureichend für Wandelbare Produktionssysteme. Aus diesem Grund sind integrale, wissens- und softwarebasierte Ansätze erforderlich. In diesem Beitrag wird ein Ansatz zur Planung und Rekonfiguration der Produktionslogistik in einer Fluiden Produktion unter Verwendung der Verwaltungsschale und Wissensgraphen vorgestellt.
Subject changeable and reconfigurable production systems, Asset Administration Shell, knowledge graph, ontology, production logistics, Wandelbare und rekonfigurierbare Produktionssysteme, Verwaltungsschale, Knowledge Graphen, Ontologie, Produktionslogistik
DDC 620
Rights cc-by
URN: urn:nbn:de:0009-14-58065
DOI https://doi.org/10.2195/lj_proc_bozkurt_en_202310_01