Process of Ontology Construction of Rolling Metal Sheets Industrial Process

Abstract:

The article presents assumptions and the process of construction of an ontology for the knowledge base that concerns industrial processes of metal sheets rolling including heat treatment operations. Creating of an ontology enables to build a knowledge base, which can be understood by both computers and engineers. Such a knowledge base can be used afterwards by intelligent computer techniques helping in solving of encountered problems during production process. The built ontology should be relevant to the nature of the rolling process – it has to take into account sequence of roll passes of the whole rolling process including all control parameters for each pass (e.g. the thickness before and after the pass, time of pass, temperature). Presented process of the construction of the ontology follows an ontology development cycle that should ensure relevance for industrial use of the ontology. The built ontology in the domain of industrial rolling should enable building knowledge base that concerns considered industrial process. One of possibilities is using of the elaborated ontology at construction of an advisory system that supports design of rolling process for a new product, which can be similar to some products made in the past. Other possibilities of utilization of the ontology can be seen in production scheduling or estimation of production costs.

• Periodical: Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 622-623)
• Pages: 978-985
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.622-623.978
• Online since: September 2014
• Authors: Krzysztof Regulski, Gabriel Rojek*, Jan Kusiak
• Keywords: Intelligent Systems, Knowledge Engineering, Knowledge Formalization, Ontology, Rolling of Metal

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