Search for dissertations about: "thesis using plc"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 24 swedish dissertations containing the words thesis using plc.
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1. A Simulation-Based Optimisation Method for PLC Systems
Abstract : Tuning of process parameters such as time constants, cam values, velocities and robot paths, in order to increase capacity utilisation, is today a challenging manual on-line task in many automated manufacturing systems. On-line methods interfere with production and will cause unwanted downtime, which indeed reduces capacity utilisation. READ MORE
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2. Optimisation of Manufacturing Systems Using Time Synchronised Simulation
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3. Towards the safe-IOCOS relation -- On testing and correction of errors in an implementation to ensure safety
Abstract : The technological advancement that has occurred at a blistering pace in the past decades has enabled manufacturing companies to conceive innovative products. However, to meet growing demands of consumers, manufacturing companies are expected to maintain a steady production rate without compromising product quality. READ MORE
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4. Discrete Event Process Modeling of Manufacturing Systems Using Sensor Graphs
Abstract : The design of control programs for manufacturing systemsis becoming more and more complex as the demands for flexibility,efficiency and reconfigurability increase, due tochanging consumer demands and fierce competition.There are methods stemming from academia that can assist the control programmersin facing these challenges. READ MORE
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5. A UDP-glucose deficient mutant cell line as a model to study the cytotoxicity of Clostridium perfringens PLC
Abstract : A Chinese Hamster fibroblast mutant cell line, deficient in UDP-glucose (UDP-Glc) and hypersensitive to Clostridium perfringens phospholipase C (PLC) was used in this study to determine some of the molecular consequences of a cellular UDP-Glc deficiency. Furthermore, using this cell as a model, structure/function studies were performed to identify residues critical for the cytotoxic activity of PLC. READ MORE