Method for computer-supported control of production processes
OwnerJoachim Niemanninventor
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The invention relates to a method for the computer-supported control of several production processes, overlapping in time and space, in particular construction processes. The aim of the invention is to describe a method for the computer-supported control of several production processes, overlapping in time and space, in particular construction processes, which permits a good exploitation of the capacity of a data processing unit with high flexibility. Said aim is achieved, whereby modifiable capacity descriptions are formulated in data sets for a second time in at least one further databank in a standardized data format according to capacity units (LE 1 . . . n), whereby the capacity units (LE) have at least one databank reference and the databanks in the data format according to capacity positions (LV 1 . . . n) have a relationship with the databanks in the data format according to capacity units (LE) in such a way that the data of capacity positions (LV) is bidirectionally linked thereto. Said capacity units (LE), corresponding to the progress of the capacity phases, may be altered whilst retaining the connectivity to the data of the capacity positions (LV) and the capacity descriptions (LB) may also be processed and represented in a manner based on the data format according to capacity units (LE) in the various input and output formats of the input and output units in the data processing unit (DVA).
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A method for controlling of several temporally and spatially interlocking manufacturing processes on the basis of performance descriptions which are updateable, wherein the control of the manufacturing processes can be continued over an arbitrary number of performance phases, the method comprising the steps of:
The method of claim 1 further comprising hierarchically grouping an arbitrarily variable number of performance units (LE), wherein the data of the performance items (LV) of an altered number of performance units (LE) are completely coordinated and linked to the latter bidirectionally.
The method of claim 1 wherein the content and scope of the performance units (LE) is arbitrarily variable, and wherein the data of the performance items (LV) is completely coordinated with the altered performance units (LE) and bidirectionally linked to them.
The method of claim 1 wherein the content, scope and subdivision of the data of the performance items (LV) is variable in partial performance units (TLE), and wherein the altered data of the performance items (LV) is completely coordinated with the existing performance units (LE) and bidirectionally linked to them.
The method of claim 1 wherein according to the performance phases, the performance units (LE) are divisible into subordinate planes in partial performance units (TLE), and wherein the data of the partial performance units (TLE) is completely coordinated with the performance units (LE) of the superordinate plane and bidirectionally linked to them.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.