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ADOPTINGDIGITALTWINFORINTEGRATEDDESIGNANDMANUFACTURINGTOREDUCEPROCESSTIME
NathanW.Hartman,Ed.D.DauchFamilyProfessorofAdvancedManufacturingandDepartmentHeadDirector,DigitalEnterpriseCenterCo-Director,IndianaManufacturingCompe@@venessCenter
Jan-AndersMansson,Ph.D.Dis@nguishedProfessorofMaterials&ChemicalEngineeringDirector,ManufacturingDesignLaboratoryCo-Director,IndianaManufacturingCompe@@venessCenter
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What is a digital enterprise? A digital enterprise changes the way people work and how they use information
DigitalProductDefiniHon
Cloudcompu=ng
Sensorsanddatagathering
Mobiletechnologies
Human/machineinterface
Addi=veandtradi=onalmanufacturing
Loca=ondetec=ontechnologies
Cyber-securitylayers
Customerdatacapture
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Ongoing industrial challenges
Drivingproductlifecycledatawith
highfidelityrepresenta=ons
Supplychaintransforma=on
Increasingproductcomplexity
Mobility,Collabora=on,and
Interfaces
Securingdigitalproductandprocessdatathroughtheenterprise
Difficulttohirenewworkerswith
requisiteknowledge
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A challenge for manufacturing…
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The next industrial revolution Mechanization, mass production, automation, virtualization
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Digitaliza=onandconnec=vity
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PLM – a key element to a digital enterprise
Singularity–uniqueinforma=on
Correspondence–1:1rela=onship
Cohesion–followphysics
Traceability–capturechangesover=me
Reflec=vity–capturethestatechanges
CuedAvailability–informa=onondemand,incontext
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The collaboration journey… Yesterday
Collabora=onmeantface-to-
facecommunica=on
Communica=onsoXeninserial
fashion
Youtrustedthedatabecauseyoutrustedthepersonthatgenerated
thedata
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The old communications medium The paper thread
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What should go into a model-based definition? Implicit and explicit information must be included
Historically,drawingscontainedbothimplicitandexplicitinforma=on.Contextwasimportantforunderstanding.However,CADtoolsrequireexplicitdefini=onofinforma=on.
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Shape definition and visual clarity Many people simply use annotated CAD models as a proxy for a drawing
• Geometrydefini=on• Dimensionalinforma=on
• Designintentclarity• Explicitinforma=on
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But our technology sometimes fails us…
Needs
Requirements
Func=onalAlloca=onModel
HW/SWDesignModel
AnalysisModels
ManufacturingModels
Service/MRO
PhysicalAlloca=onModel
LOTAR
• However,s=llsequen=al
• Dynamicmodelre-purposings=lllacking
• MBDmustmovebeyondshape
• Lifecycleloops=llnotconnected
Thedigitalproductdefini=onformsthecoreofhowproductinforma=onismovedthroughthissociotechnicalsystem.
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And if this is to become reality… Tomorrow
DesignManufacturing
Service
Recycle
The3DdigitaldefiniHonbecomestheconduitinastandards-basedcommunica=onprocess.
Theproductmodelisthebasisforasecure,authoritaHvesourceofproductdefini=on. Youcometotrustthe
processthatgeneratesproductdata(because
thepersonmaybeunknown).
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We must have a more complete communication A complete MBD supports lifecycle communication
SHAPE BEHAVIOR CONTEXT
HUMANTOHUMAN HUMANTOMACHINE
MACHINETOHUMAN MACHINETOMACHINE
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How is the model structured? Singular representation vs. multiple, connected representations
Context
Shape
Behavior OR
SingularRepresenta=on Mul=pleConnectedRepresenta=ons
Shape
• geometry• topology• logic• constraints
Behavior
• materials• process• dim./tol.• physics
Context
• assembly• machining• inuse• re=rement
Formanypeople,itisamaNerofwhethertheyareanauthororaconsumer.MBDisfundamentaltothefutureofdigitalmanufacturing,butitismorethanaproxyforadrawing.
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Our representations must match our context The evolution of representations
Documentbased
Diagrambased
AirplaneATC Pilot
Request to proceed
Authorize
Power-up
Initiate power-up
Direct taxiway
Report Status
Executed cmds
Initiate Taxi
Specifica=onsInterfacerequirements
SystemdesignAnalysis&Trade-off
Testplans
BehaviorStructureRequirements
Lifecyclebased
Drawingbased
CADbased
VirtualenvironmentbasedGeometry
Behavior
Context
MBxbased
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And we must capture behavioral intentionality Physics-based modeling
• Throughsurrogatemeta-modelscreatetoolsthatcanbeusedtoinformdecisions,inreal=me,forshopflooruse.
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So we can track information flow… Seam Layer Rolls Stack Layers
Cut to Part Bounding Box Dimensions
Consolidate Layered Preform Transfer
GLOBE Pre-form Manufacturing Process
Processing Parameters:Injection Temperature,
Injection Pressure:à Mold/Press/Utilities
Fill Time,Pack & Cool Timeà Cycle Time
Processing Parameters:Pre-heat Temp à Oven Time
Press Force à Press Cost
Processing Parameters:Layer Orientations à Seaming Time
à TP Tape Usage
Material Parameters:Fiber Volume,
Polymer Volume,à Material Costs
Close / Press Cycle
Load Preform
into Mold
Demold
Transfer / Clean Mold
Packing&
Cooling
Evacuate Mold
Injection Filling
Open Mold
Inje
ctio
n M
oldi
ng P
roce
ss
Net-Shape Trimming
Preheat PreformTransfer Transfer
Intermediate Processing
FinalTrimming
Transfer to
storage
Post-processing
Transfer
Preform
Tape
SeamerLayup / Consolidation PressTape
Seamer
Finished
Part
Scrap
Scrap
Form Preform &
Injection Mold
Net Shape
Preform
Output:
48in x 48in blank
Seam Layer Rolls Stack Layers
Cut to Part
Bounding Box
Dimensions
Consolidate
Layered PreformTransfer
GLOBE Pre-form Manufacturing Process
Close /
Press
Cycle
Load
Preform
into Mold
Demol
d
Transfer /
Clean Mold
Packing
&
Cooling
Evacuat
e Mold
Injection
Filling
Open Mold
Inje
ctio
n M
old
ing
Pro
cess
Net-Shape
Trimming
Preheat
PreformTransfer Transfer
Intermediate Processing
Final
Trimming
Transfer
to
storage
Post-processing
Transfer
Processing Parameters:
Pre-heat Temp à Oven Time
Press Force à Press Cost
Processing Parameters:
Layer Orientations à Seaming Time
à TP Tape Usage
Processing Parameters:
Injection Temperature,
Injection Pressure:
à Mold/Press/Utilities
Fill Time,
Pack & Cool Time
à Cycle Time
DesignFlow
ManufacturingFlow
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And connect our digital twin to our physical world…
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CycleTime(m
inutes)
CostC
ontribu=
ons($/part)
TotalLabor($/p) TotalMaterial($/p) EquipmentOpera=on($/p) Cycle=me(min)
FinishedPart
MultiLayer Consolidation PressTape Slitter
Scrap
Scrap
Form Preform & Injection Mold
Output:48in x 48in blank
Net ShapePreform
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Through a connected infrastructure. PRODUCTION TRACKER COST & TIME TRACKER
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The digital enterprise supply chain Leveraging supplier and process data to ensure capacity
Customer• Feedback• Closetheloop
Valida=onandTes=ng/QC• Digitalvalida=on&verifica=on• Accuracyandfidelity
FleetManagementandU=liza=on• Deliveryverifica=on• Monitoringandadjustment
Produc=onFloorIntegra=on• Intelligent,integratedequipment• Predic=vecapacity
RawMaterials• Traceability• Usage
Capabilityacrosstheenterprise
Collec=onandIntegra=onofData
Distributedsensing
DataWarehouse
SoXwareConnec=vity
Analy=csandInterfaces
UserInterfaces Intelligentmachines
DigitalProductData
Geometry Materials
Finishing
Costs Produc=onPlans
AdaptedfromKinnet,J.Crea@ngaDigitalSupplyChain:Monsanto’sJourney,October2015.
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Architecture of the Digital Twin
Context
Shape
Behavior
Future
Today
MulHpleConnectedRepresentaHons
Shape
• geometry• topology• logic• constraints
Behavior
• materials• process• dim./tol.• physics
Context
• assembly• machining• inuse• re=rement
DIGITALTWINMODEL-BASEDDEFINITION
DIGITALTHREAD
MBD+ITarchitecture+Connec=vity
• ProductLine• Model1• Model2• ModelN• Subsystem
• Component
Temporal,lifecycle-basedlevelsofamodel-based
definiHon
InterfacesStandards
Requirements
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So where do we start? Adapted from Jennifer Herron, Action Engineering
• Strategy– Establishenterprisestrategy– Roadmapforslow,steadyand
accurate• EvaluateExisHngDigitalModels
– Drawingvs.Model-Centric– Connectedvs.stand-alone– Analysisvs.testresults– Supplychaincapacity
• BuildValueProposiHon:– Currentstateprocessmapping– Futurestateprocessmappingto
enablereducedcost– Technologyevalua=ons
• EvaluateSuppliers– EstablishanEcosystemReadiness– Determinegapstoimplement
technologiesanddatamodels
• ExecuteMethodically– Measureagainstcurrentstate– ReportoXen
Busine
ssValue
Maturity&Capability
LOWCriteriaare
undefined,outofdate,or
both
MEDIUMCriteriaaredefined,underchange
control,andrepeatable
HIGHCriteriaare
defined,underchangecontrol,repeatable,measurable,
andcon=nuouslyimproving.
OPP
ORT
UNITY
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And how do we get there? Adapted from NSC, Curtis Brown
• DECapabilityMaturity:Technology,Tools,andStandardsarebeingassessedfortheirbusinessvalue.
• DEReadinessMaturity:Datamodelsarebeingprovenforimplementa=oninarelevantprocessenvironment.
• DEAdopHonMaturity:Technologiesarebeingdeployedinanopera=onalenvironment.
• DEAdapHveMaturity:Adop=onoftechnologiesarebeingscaledandappliedtonewbutsimilarareas.
BusinessValuePUSH
PULL
CapabilityAssessment
Readinessforimplementa=on
Adop=onfordeployment
MBE
MaturityLevels
Adap=veforscalability
Tools,technology,andstandards
Processes People&organiza=ons
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A shift in the focus on jobs • Apersonborntodaycanexpectto
livetobe100-yearsold.– Theircareerswillbe60to70
yearslongforcingthemtonotonlychangejobsbuttochangecareers.
– Thisalignswithourcollege’stagline:“Howtopreparegraduatesforjobsthatdonotexist.”
• ThesecondisashiXinskillrequirements.– Demandforskillsofthehead
(cogni=ve),havedominatedthoseofthehands(technical)andtoalesserextent,thoseoftheheart(social)overthepast300years.Inthefuture,thoseskillsshiXsareabouttogointoreverse.
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Parallel Revolutions
EducaHon1.0 EducaHon2.0 EducaHon3.0 EducaHon4.0
1 2 3 4 ApprenHceship Manual/Industrial
ArtsTechnologyEducaHon
Design&SystemsThinking/Makermovements
MechanizaHon ElectrificaHon AutomaHon DigitalizaHon
Regardlessoftheera,theeducaHonalrevoluHonconnectedtomanufacturinghasalwayshadafocusonthetoolsandtechniquesoftheday,toenablethedesignandproducHonofsomething.
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Workforce Education for Industry 4.0
• Builtupontheoldliteraciesofreading,wri=ngandmathema=cs.
• Newliteraciesinclude:
– Dataliteracy:read,analyzeandapplyinforma=on
– Technologicalliteracy:codingandengineeringprinciples
– Humanliteracy:humani=es,communica=onanddesign
• Higherordermentalskills–mindsetsandwaysofthinkingabouttheworld.
– SystemsThinking:theabilitytoviewanenterprise,machineorsubjectholis=cally,makingconnec=onsbetweendifferentfunc=onsinanintegra=veway.
– Entrepreneurship:appliesthecrea=vemindtotheeconomicandsocialsphere.
– CulturalAgility:howtooperatedeXlyinavariedglobalenvironment.
– CriHcalThinking:thehabitofdisciplined,ra=onalanalysisandjudgement.
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Takeaways…
• Adopttechnologytohelpmanagecomplexity,trackcost,andenabledecisions.
• Transformingdigitaldataauthoringandconsumingprocessesandprac=cestoachieveadigitalenterpriseisaculturechange.
• Developcommondigitaldatamodels,andstopindividually“clerking”data
• Dataarchitectureandcompu=nginfrastructurearekeyenablerstoadop=ngdigitalenterprisemethodsandtools.
• Datapackaginganddeliverycanmakeorbreakadop=on.• Ourrepresenta=onsmustmatchourcontext.• Educa=onoftheexis@ngandfutureworkforceisimportant
forachievingtechnicalcompetenceandculturechange.
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ADOPTINGDIGITALTWINFORINTEGRATEDDESIGNANDMANUFACTURINGTOREDUCEPROCESSTIME
NathanW.Hartman,Ed.D.DauchFamilyProfessorofAdvancedManufacturingandDepartmentHeadDirector,DigitalEnterpriseCenterCo-Director,IndianaManufacturingCompe@@venessCenter
Jan-AndersMansson,Ph.D.Dis@nguishedProfessorofMaterials&ChemicalEngineeringDirector,ManufacturingDesignLaboratoryCo-Director,IndianaManufacturingCompe@@venessCenter