Rationales for Holonic Applications in Chemical Process Industries

  • Chokshi N
  • McFarlane D
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This paper presents a set of rationales behind applying so called holonic manufacturing principles as a technological solution to the growing business concerns in chemical process industries. The anticipated benefits from holonic approach stem from the use of a distributed control systems architecture that supports flexible unit operations to dynamically integrate and collaborate with others as and when the production conditions change. A requirements deployment process is used to relate the business pressures in CPI to a set of systems requirements within key areas of Process engineering and Process control. By creating a vision of a holonic process plant, it is next illustrated how a holonic approach might eliminate limitations, of the conventional top-down methodology of designing process control systems through a radical, bottom up approach to the structuring and operation of the process plants.

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Chokshi, N. N., & McFarlane, D. C. (2002). Rationales for Holonic Applications in Chemical Process Industries (pp. 336–350). https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-45982-0_22

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