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5th IEEE Workshop on Future Trends of Distributed Computing Systems
Flexible manufacturing and high performance system for steel plants
Chenju, Korea
August 28-August 30
ISBN: 0-8186-7125-4
J. Mori, Plant Control Technol. Dept., Kawasaki Steel Corp., Chiba, Japan
Abstract: The requirement for the steel production is achieving more varieties and smaller lot of products with higher quality and low cost. In the circumstance, the process computer system has to be designed to achieve a more flexible system, which has high expandability and maintainability, and capability to increase the software productivity. Then Japanese steel companies have regularly introduced leading edge computer technologies to satisfy the requirements for automatic process control systems. In 1986 Chiba Works needed to have the total process control system for cold rolling restructured. In order to satisfy these requirements, a new system concept, Autonomous Decentralized System (ADS) was adopted for the restructure of the cold rolling process system. By using the ADS architecture, higher productivity than the conventional systems could be really achieved, and an excellent capability to metabolize the system, such as online ability to expand, reduce, reform and maintain, could be confirmed. The actual data obtained from the current process lines prove our achievement of goal.
Index Terms:
steel industry; flexible manufacturing systems; process control; cold rolling; steel plants; steel production; process computer system; flexible system; expandability; maintainability; software productivity; Japanese steel companies; leading edge computer technologies; automatic process control systems; Chiba Works; cold rolling; cold rolling process system
Citation:
J. Mori, "Flexible manufacturing and high performance system for steel plants," ftdcs, pp.0112, 5th IEEE Workshop on Future Trends of Distributed Computing Systems, 1995
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