Multilayered Distributed Computing and Simulation for Enterprise 多层分布式计算和模拟企业.pptVIP

Distributed Simulation -- An Enabling Technology for the Evaluation of Supply Chains-- Supported by NIST Jeyendran Venkateswaran, Mohammed Jafferali, Young-Jun Son Systems and Industrial Engineering The University of Arizona (520) 626-9530, son@sie.arizona.edu Outline of Presentation Overview of manufacturing simulations Architecture of distributed simulation Model supply chain interaction Demonstration of integration of multiple commercial simulation software (Arena? and ProModel ?) Different Types of Manufacturing Simulations Spindle rotation, X,Y,Z movement of tool in machine Somewhat continuous processes Different Types of Manufacturing Simulations Different Types of Manufacturing Simulations Shop Floor Control Simulation Evaluation of B2B Collaboration Requirements to enable Simulation Integration Given multiple simulation models Requirements (mechanisms) for the integration of multiple simulation models Time coordination (current simulation time should be the same) Interaction (coordination) or communication Objects (material and information) Messaging (interactions) High Level Architecture (HLA) and Run-Time Infrastructure will provide a basis for simulation systems integration NIST Adapter (common interface) HLA/RTI to be used directly in Manufacturing Domain Is complex Requires too much custom coding from prominent simulation applications in the manufacturing domain So, what about a reusable, easy-to-use, and common interface = NIST Adapter Time Management (1) Tnow: current time in a legacy simulation (federate) When stand-alone mode Tnow is updated based on original event calendar In federation (distributed simulation) Tnow is constrained by Tnows of other simulations through C and Si C: current time in distributed simulation (federation) Si: simulation step size of federate i User variable Smaller, more tightly coordinated among federates How do we implement the interactionand time management? Each simulation member can run as stand alone How do we mo