MachineryEquipment – OPC UA for Machinery – Part 1: Basic Building Blocks

OPC UA for Machinery – Part 1: Basic Building Blocks

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1Scope
2Normative References
3Terms, Definitions and Conventions
4General information to Machinery and OPC UA
- 4.1Introduction to Machinery
- 4.2Introduction to OPC Unified Architecture
5Use Cases
6Machinery Information Model overview
7General Recommendations
8Machine Identification and Nameplate
9Finding all Machines in a Server
- 9.1Overview
- 9.2Machines Object Definition
10Component Identification and Nameplate
- 10.1Overview
- 10.2MachineryComponentIdentificationType ObjectType Definition
11Finding all identifiable Components of a Machine
- 11.1Overview
- 11.2MachineComponentsType ObjectType Definition
12MachineryItemState
- 12.1Overview
- 12.2MachineryItemState_StateMachineType
13MachineryOperationMode
- 13.1Overview
- 13.2MachineryOperationModeStateMachineType
14Operation Counter
- 14.1Overview
- 14.2MachineryOperationCounterType
15Lifetime Counter
- 15.1Overview
- 15.2MachineryLifetimeCounterType
16Monitoring
- 16.1Overview
- 16.2MonitoringType
17MachineryEquipment
18Notifications
- 18.1Overview
- 18.2NotificationsType
19Profiles and Conformance Units
- 19.1Conformance Units
- 19.2Profiles
20Namespaces
- 20.1Namespace Metadata
- 20.2Handling of OPC UA Namespaces
Annex AOPC UA for Machinery Namespace and Mappings (Normative)
- A.1NodeSet and supplementary files for Machinery Information Model
Annex BExamples (Informative)
Annex CExamples how to use MachineryItemState and MachineryOperationMode to calculate KPIs (Informative)
Bibliography

3.2.2 MachineryEquipment

Equipment temporarily used by a MachineryItem

Note: “Equipment” is not permanently connected to a MachineryItem but depends on the job order. On the other hand, “Component” is a permanent part of a MachineryItem. Examples of equipment are tools of a machine tool or an injection moulding machine.

Note: MachineryEquipment is not identical to Equipment as used in OPC 40001-3, (see [7]).