On November 27, 2017, the first Twin-Control seminar will take place at the Technische Universität Darmstadt. The aim of this event is the presentation of current project results for participants from both the academic and industrial environment.
The general topic of the seminar is Energy 4.0: Industry 4.0 applications to increase energy efficiency and energy flexibility. A specific advantage of digitization is the potential for increasing energy efficiency. On the one hand, growing data collections increase transparency, making it easier to identify energy wastes. On the other hand, the controllability of machines and systems is growing, with which they can be operated in an more efficient way. The seminar presents current research activities as well as industrial applications.
Subjects
- Points of contact for energy efficiency / flexibility and Industry 4.0
- Twin-Control: The machine tool as a cyber-physical system
- Demonstration of Twin-Control in the ETA factory
- Companies present examples from practice:
- Energy 4.0 applications in mechanical manufacturing
- Guided tour of the ETA factory
Venue
ETA-Factory, Eugen-Kogon-Str 4, 64287 Darmstadt (map)
Preliminary Agenda
Topic | Person | Duration |
Welcome and Introduction | Stefan Seifermann, PTW | 2.00-2:10 pm |
Energy Efficiency and Industry 4.0 – Points of contact | Christoph Bauerdick, PTW | 2.10-2:25 pm |
Twin-Control: Overview of the project and current results | Mikel Armendia, IK4 Tekniker | 2:25-2:40 pm |
Twin-Control: Transparency on energy consumption in planning & operation | Dominik Flum, PTW | 2.40-3.10 pm |
Twin-Control – Demonstration at ETA-Factory (EMAG machines) | Dominik Flum | 3.10-3:25 pm |
Coffee Break | 3.25-3.45 pm |
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Applications for energy and power data besides energy efficiency | Christoph Bauerdick | 3.45-4.15 pm |
4EE – Energy monitoring and control | Stephan Schultze, Bosch Rexroth AG | 4.15-4.45 pm |
Implementation of an energy benchmarking system | Zhitao Gao, Adam Opel AG | 4.45-5.15 pm |
Guided tour through ETA-Factory | Dominik Flum & Christoph Bauerdick | 5.15-5.45 pm |