27 research outputs found
Next Generation of Engineering Methods and Tools for SOA-Based Large-Scale and Distributed Process Applications
No full textNoise in poultry breeding.
No full textThe primary objective of this thesis is measure noise levels in appropriately selected poultry locations. Specifically, breeding hens, which are laying and kept in battery cages three-storey vertical. A subsequent graphical evaluation of measured and calculated values and evaluate the results of the applicable standards and sanitary regulations. In case of exceeding the permissible limits of health is also necessary to propose desirable precautions to improve situation. Secondary objectives are characteristics of poultry, a description object's structural and design and its technological equipment
The effect of management on biodiversity of forest ecosystems - epigeic beetles on selected habitats of Písecko
No full textCommunities of epigeic beetles were studied on three forest habitats with the different forms of management in South Bohemia area, Písek district, close from Zátaví village. Selected areas were located in territory of Zátavský forest. There were these habitats: clearing, young spruce forest stands (age 6 years) and spruce forest (age 50-70 years). The method of pitfall trapping was used for biological material capture. There were 1813 specimens and 63 species of epigeic beetles trapped and determined. The highest number of species and individuals was found in spruce young forest habitat (43 species, 786 specimens), than followed spruce mature forest habitat (26 species, 550 specimens) and glade habitat (35 species, 477 specimens). Most species of epigeic beetles from 63 aggregate number of species was classed like eurytops. There were also 15 adaptable species determinated and it was found 1 genus of relict from I. degree too. It was found that spruce forest, which seems like more mature in terms of succession than young forest or glade, had no highest number of species and individuals. Conversely the largest number of species and individuals was found in spruce young forest. Index of antropogenic influence proved relatively strong antropogenic effect all studied habitats in terms of epigeic beetles. Communities of beetles were least affected in spruce forest, than followed young spruce forest and glade. From this point of view, intensity of management had the most effect on glade´s communities of beetles. Mature spruce forest had the least antropogenic influence on communities of beetles
Dynamic Alarm Management in Next Generation Process Control Systems
No full textPart V: Product and Asset Lifecycle ManagementInternational audienceCurrent process control systems are composed of a large number of components and subsystems operating at different layers of the control system architecture model (i.e. measurement and control devices, Distributed Control Systems, Advanced Process Control systems, and Manufacturing Execution Systems). The IMC-AESOP project aims at designing the next generation architecture of process automation systems. In order to ensure system scalability and modularity, the new architectural design follows the SOA (Service-Oriented Architecture) design principles. Moreover, the design assumes adoption of various technologies with the aim to enable the control systems to meet all functional and performance requirements. The CEP (Complex Event Processing) technology has been selected for being able to provide efficient asynchronous communication (within and across architecture layers) and the capability of temporal reasoning over large amounts of system-generated events. This paper describes the intermediate results of the IMC-AESOP project, outlining the architectural concepts related to the use of the SOA and CEP technologies in the context of advanced alarm management applications - alarm load shedding and state-based alarming
The role of predictive models in energy efficiency optimisation of industrial plants and buildings
No full texthttp://www.e-envi2009.org/proceedings.pdf#page=36
