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A DPS-based system modelling method for 3D-structures simulation in manufacturing processes
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In the field of engineering, guidelines and computerisation are important to facilitate the resolution of complex problems. Engineers apply computer techniques of distributed problem solving (DPS) to design and simulation tasks, such as in industrial manufacture (e.g., simulation of aircraft, modelling of structures and mass customization). An important application of these and other computer-aided techniques is the design and manufacture of industrial greenhouses in south-eastern Spain. The importance of greenhouses in this region led to the establishment of European Standard UNE-EN 13031-1 for the design and construction of structures for commercial production. Computer-assisted techniques are helping to put this European Manufacturing Standard into effect. This article discusses how DPS techniques help to solve problems in industrial manufacturing processes, and presents the case of modelling and simulation of 3D-structures used in greenhouse construction. (C) 2009 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved
Keywords:
Simulation modelling
Distributed problem solving
Systems modelling
3D-structures modelling
Software engineering
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