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J. Ocean Eng. Technol. 1998;12(4):83-91.    

Modeling of Sequential Control System in a Device of Removing Pan Using by Petri Nets
Seok-Kwon Jeong;
페트리네트에 의한 탈팬장치의 시퀀스제어계 모델링
정석권;
부경대학교 해양산업개발연구소;
© 1998 The Korean Society of Ocean Engineers     Open access / Under a Creative Commons License
Keywords: Petri Net, sequential control, discrete system, PLC(programmable logic controller), state equation, SFC(sequential function chart),
핵심용어: 페트리네크, 시퀀스제어, 이산시스템, 상태방정식,
Abstract
"Petri net has been used as analytical tool for discrete event-driven systems such as sequential control systems owing to the capability of representation and analysis of dynamic behaviors in the systems. However, one of the problems in its applications is that the model requires a lot of computer memories and long computation times in accordance with increase the number of components of the system. Also, the Petri net model of a large scale system can not be understand intuitively due to the complexity of graphical description. To overcome these problems, some methods have been suggested toward dividing or reducing of Petri nets. In this paper, an approach for dividing of Petri nets based on Sequential Function Chart is proposed. A sequential control system for a device of automatic removing pan will be described as a typical kind of discrete system. Each component of input and output of the system will be modeled by divided sub Petri nets in order to analyze and visualize easily about the dynamic behaviors of the system."
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