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SPP 1180:  Prediction and Manipulation of Interaction between Structure and Process

Subject Area Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
Term from 2005 to 2014
Project identifier Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - Project number 5472203
 
The focus of this Priority Programme are the interactions at the interface between structures and processes in technical systems. Bringing together several scientific subjects, innovative methods and approaches for the prognosis and determined manipulation of the interactions are investigated. Fundamental connections between physical and chemical procedures as well as the generation of mathematical models to understand them are the subject of the programme.
Exemplarily, the reciprocal effects between processes and structures in modern production systems are examined. The knowledge of these interactions allows a safe control of ramp-up processes on machines and the systematic interpretation of production systems in the future - activities which are accompanied by a great amount of empirical work today. The emphasis of the research work is settled in the range of the modelling of the reciprocal effects between structures and processes. The developed methods are used in the run-up to the process, thus not during the process operating time.
A goal is the prognosis of expected interactions and resulting influences on the outcome of manufacturing processes. The observation and manipulation of running processes are not focussed on this Priority Programme. In fact, the goal is a deep understanding of the process interactions for a reliable forecast of the manufacturing situation settled in the planning phase and, based upon this forecast, a simulatory investigation of suitable improvement measures. Here the reciprocal effects are to be examined according to their kind, and models for their prognosis are to be developed.
Based on these prognoses, the investigations of the influence of the process characteristics and their interaction with the machine structure is central to the Priority Programme. In this sense, the aim of the programme is not the shift of existing technological borders, but rather a safe reproduction of the interactions and a basic understanding of the dependences with the purpose of manipulation and planning specific for the future.
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