ALEKSANDR A BELOTSERKOVSKIY
Electrician in Birmingham, AL
License number
Massachusetts 43070
Issued Date
Jul 26, 2001
Expiration Date
Jun 30, 2018
Type
Electrical Engineer
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Address
Birmingham, AL 35213
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Autonomous Control Method And Process For An Investment Casting Shell
Autonomous Control Method And Process For An Investment Casting Shell
US Patent:
6453210, Sep 17, 2002
Filed:
Jul 23, 1998
Appl. No.:
09/121496
Inventors:
Aleksandr Belotserkovskiy - Birmingham AL
Jack L. Walton - Helena AL
Darren Ash - Pell City AL
Jack L. Walton - Helena AL
Darren Ash - Pell City AL
Assignee:
Vulcan Engineering Company, Inc. - Helena AL
International Classification:
G06F 1900
US Classification:
700 96, 700146, 700117, 700116
Abstract:
A predictive industrial control system for controlling individual cells of machines through multiple Programmable Logic Controllers in an investment casting processing and handling operation. An application server located in a remote, non-industrial environment executes an industrial control application (ICA) utilizing tagged reference names corresponding to individual machines and information input devices such as sensors on the production line. The ICA accesses local databases that hold casting shell part numbers and their associated recipe control words, and monitors the system for new shell part numbers as they appear on a load conveyor in the production line. Radio Frequency tags on the part signal the ICA to transfer the appropriate recipe control words and robot moves required to process the part in a primary processing cells PLC. The PLC then controls each machine in the primary processing cell in accordance with the downloaded commands from the ICA. The control program downloaded into the PLC at boot-up is written such that machines connected to the PLC may operate independently from the ICA during a selected number of dip cycles.