Monitoring and Control of Existing Production Systems - Introduction

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Type of course:

Digital learning, Lesson

Language:

EN

Duration:

15 minutes

Workload:

2 hours

Proficiency:

Intermediate

Target:

Professionals, Students, Workers

Using data for increasing added value of production systems (production lines and machine tools). Low (LF) and high (HF) frequency data definition and possible usage. From data to information process. Selection of signals with respect to solved task based on simple models.

Learning outcomes

After the unit learners are able to differentiate between the low- and high-frequency data meaning
Learners recognize advantages and disadvantages of the different frequency data
Learners can select appropriate frequency data for their own application

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Monitoring and Control of Existing Production Systems - Introduction 13 Unities

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Why to control and monitor a production system?

Smart production

Data sources and data types

Data-driven production

Sampling frequency relation to type of frequency data

Approach to designing the monitoring systems

Structure of monitoring system

Example of low-frequency data utilization

Example of high-frequency data utilization

Summary and Credits

Topics

Sustainable Energy and Clean Technologies, Digital Transformation, Sustainable Manufacturing, Refurbishment, Big Data, Data Analytics

Provided by

Czech Technical University

Content created in 2022

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