Emulation models for testing of process control systems

Authors:
Victor Okolnishnikov
Affiliations:
Design Technological Institute of Digital Techniques of Siberian, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia
Venue:
ASM'11 Proceedings of the 5th international conference on Applied mathematics, simulation, modelling
Year:
2011

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Abstract

The paper presents the new visual interactive discrete simulation environment intended for the development and execution of simulation models and emulation ones. Main possibilities that are provided by the environment are: the quick building of models from libraries elements, 3D representation, and the communication of models with real control systems. The paper presents three cases of successful development and of the use of emulation models for process control systems in various industrial fields created with the help of this environment. The use of emulation models reduced the time and the cost of testing control systems. Emulation models were also used for training of operating personnel.