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Designing Innovative Machines with the Midrange Architecture System
John Riess Global Marketing Leader Brian Fieseler Program Manager
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Agenda
Midrange System Capabilities Address CBIs
Machine and Equipment Types / Applications
Midrange System Overview
Critical Business Issues
Tools for Success
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Machine and Equipment Builder Critical Business Issues (CBIs) More cost competitive machine
Simplify machine design
Reduce cleaning time
Ease equipment changeover
Ease of configuration for flexible application
Optimize performance through design
Ease programming and training requirements
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Commission and start-up ease for equipment builder
Decrease machine time to market
Increase competitiveness and enter new markets
Requires a partner that can deliver and support a reliable control system
Reduce maintenance time
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Agenda
Midrange Capabilities that Address CBIs
Machine and Equipment Types / Applications
Midrange System Overview
Critical Business Issues
Tools for Success
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Midrange Architecture System
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A scalable right-sized control and information platform on a single network architecture providing a familiar user experience across the customer’s
applications
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Midrange Product Portfolio
CompactLogixTM5370 Programmable Automation Controllers Scalability of the Logix family 2 to 16 axis of integrated motion 80 to 960 I/O points Integrated kinematics functionality 1 or 2 G flash memory card
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Kinetix 5500 Servo Drive & VP Low Inertia Motor 600 W to 15 kW Power range Torque rating 0.4 - 31.5Nm Common AC/DC bus 195 – 528V AC input Embedded safe torque off Single cable with digital feedback
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Midrange System PowerFlex 525 AC Drives
Power ratings of 0.4 - 22kW / 0.5 - 30 Hp Global voltage classes 100 – 600V Embedded safe torque-off Automatic Device Configuration Digital and Analog control I/O Embedded EtherNet/IP
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Studio 5000 Single design platform Logix extended tag properties Updated alarms & events Controller based alarm log
reduces missed alarms Project documentation storage
with better revision mgmt
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Midrange Product Portfolio
PanelView Plus 6 Enhanced run-time performance and
operator experience Reducing deployment time and costs New extensive graphics library Enhanced color animation capability Multi-language font library
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Stratix 5700 Industrial Ethernet Switch Six, 10, or 20 port managed switch SD card for device config storage Input/output alarms Fiber-ready SFP slots Configurable port security IT Standard “Cisco Inside”
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Agenda
Midrange Capabilities that Address CBIs
Machine and Equipment Types / Applications
Midrange System Overview
Critical Business Issues
Tools for Success
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VFFS
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HFFS
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Cartoners
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Case Packers
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Labelers
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Bag Makers
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Shrinkwrap and Wraparound
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Extrusion / Blown Film
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Bottle & Can Fillers
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Beverage Lines
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Slitters
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Laminators
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Coating Lines
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Tire Building Machines
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Manufacturing - Curing
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Process Skid
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Process Equipment
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Agenda
Midrange System Capabilities Address CBIs
Machine and Equipment Types / Applications
Midrange System Overview
Critical Business Issues
Tools for Success
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Baker Perkins Confectionary Depositor Machine
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• Simplify machine design • Reduce cleaning time • Ease equipment changeover
• Scalable control platform reduces training • Set up and monitor the machine at a touch of
a button via Human Machine Interface (HMI) • Maximize precision and continuous operation • Real time historical trending and alarm
management
• CompactLogix Programmable Automation Controller (PAC)
• PanelView 1250+ Human Machine Interface • MPAI actuators and Kinetix servo drives • PowerFlex AC drives
“Rockwell Automation can always be relied upon to keep up with new technology and, indeed, drive it forwards. And it does so while helping us to reduce cost and complexity.” Keith Graham, marketing manager, Baker Perkins
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• CompactLogix Programmable Automation Controller (PAC)
• Kinetix Servo Drive • PanelView Plus 6 Human Machine
Interface • PowerFlex AC Drive with Safe-Off
Thiele Technologies Top-load Case Packer
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Reduce maintenance time Improve efficiency Meet safety standards
• Eliminated the need for a dedicated motion network
• Improved operator safety • Enhanced machine efficiency • Eased machine monitoring and status
updates
“Our needs are met seamlessly by Rockwell Automation and its partners. We’re constantly getting information on what new technologies are available to us and how we can use them to better our systems, not to mention the level of continued education Rockwell Automation offers our engineers.” Kip Boie, vice president of sales and marketing
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TRIpack Shrink Sleeve Applicator
• Ease system integration • Ease programming and training
requirements • Simplify maintenance and
troubleshooting
• PAC delivered powerful processing in a compact, cost-effective and easy to configure design
• Motion precision and accuracy • Human Machine Interface provides easy access to
information about machine activity and productivity along with quick identification of issues
• CompactLogix Programmable Automation Controller (PAC)
• Kinetix 350 Servo Drives • PowerFlex 4M AC Drives • PanelView Plus 1000 HMI
“Our customers are familiar with Rockwell Automation controls, which help them integrate TRIpack packaging machinery with existing equipment upstream and downstream.” Dave Himmelmann, senior electrical engineer, TRIpak
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• CompactLogix Programmable Automation Controller (PAC)
• PanelView Plus 6 Human Machine Interface
• PowerFlex 40 AC drives • FactoryTalk ViewPoint
vonGal Palletizer
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• Provide flexible, compact machines • Simplify machine design • Ease equipment changeover • Reduce costs
• Simplified design reduced costs while allowing the machine to handle the same load as previous designs
• Scalable control solutions meets a variety of customer demands
• Maximize uptime and minimize maintenance with remote monitoring
“By using the latest in industrial automation technology, we’ve not only been able to give our customers a leg up, we’ve streamlined design and installation for faster machine startup.” Paul Probst, general manager, vonGAL
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Wulftec M.J. Maillis Automated Stretch Wrapper
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• Ease integration • Reduce downtime • Simplify machine adjustment
• Continuous-operation film reloading • Scalable control platform reduces training costs • Reduction of inventory requirements • Monitor key performance indicators via Human
Machine Interface (HMI) • Maximized uptime and minimized maintenance
• CompactLogix Programmable Automation Controller (PAC)
• PowerFlex 525 AC drive • PanelView Plus 1000 Human Machine
Interface (HMI)
“Customers are eager to hear about our partnership with Rockwell Automation. It reassures them to know that we build quality machines with quality control and automation components.” Guy Lopes, director of operations, Wulftec
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Linkx Systems Packaging Machine
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• Control Costs • Occupy smaller footprint • Machine performance requirement of
up to 7-9 times the normal throughput during peak demand periods
• Compact solution that suited the size of the machine • Excellent motion performance in a small footprint • Single control platform across five machines doing
three different jobs • Significant reuse of code, cutting project
development time • Achieved 40-trays-per-minute capacity – double the
customer's requirement
• CompactLogix Programmable Automation Controller (PAC)
• Kinetix Servo Drives • PowerFlex AC Drives • PanelView Plus Human Machine Interface
(HMI) • EtherNet/IP Architecture
“Probably the most impressive part of this project was the reuse of existing code. We were able to reuse a significant portion of our existing code, including CAM profiles.” David Hayward, Technical Director
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Agenda
Midrange System Capabilities Address CBIs
Machine and Equipment Types / Applications
Midrange System Overview
Critical Business Issues
Tools for Success
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Mechatronics and Machine Design
3D CAD Design SolidWorks
Control Design RSLogix 5000
Motion Design Motion Analyzer
Mechatronic design is a collaborative venture between mechanical, electrical, and control design engineers – the outcome is a machine design optimized for high performance controls
“synergy of several engineering disciplines…”
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Rockwell Automation’s Mechatronic Offering
Products Comprehensive motion offering including direct drive motors, linear stages, stacked stages, and electric servo actuators that deliver a superior mechatronic outcome
Virtual Design Tools Motion Analyzer links mechanics with
controls. Analyze, optimize, simulate, and select in a virtual environment before committing to a final machine design
Expertise Mechatronic support and services to augment your
existing design team
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What Is Motion Analyzer?
Prior to Motion Analyzer, sizing a servo system was manual process Slow Complex Error prone Rule of thumb based decisions
Motion Analyzer automates the servo sizing process Fast Simple Accurate Fact-based decisions Design optimisation…
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System Thermal Modeling Especially useful for machine builders exporting to countries with hot weather.
Ratio Design Analysis Guides designers to an optimized solution.
System Efficiency Analysis Helps boosts machine performance and reduce energy consumption.
Motion Analyzer – Machine Example System Tolerance Analysis Provides an insight into a machine’s ability to cope with change.
Emergency Stop Analysis Maximize output without compromising safety
System Tuning Simulation Helps reduce design error and can save time during machine commissioning.
Lifetime Estimation Size an integrated linear stages and automatically get an L10 service life estimation.
Supply Voltage Tolerance Analysis Reduces chance of machine issues in the field that result in costly support.
3D CAD Integration Download models of motion product and verify motion profiles at the mechanical design phase.
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Benefits of a Mechatronic Approach Increased Machine Value
The value of a machine is closely tied to it’s ability to produce (PPM x OEE)
Design optimization often results in increased machine throughput at no additional cost
Sustainability Machine owners & operators are increasingly
concerned with sustainability issues Efficiency analysis can help decrease energy
consumption and reduce waste
Greater Innovation Agility Offering a shorter lead time can often help win the
order and even command a premium Virtual prototyping reduces the time to ‘Design,
Develop & Deliver’
Risk Mitigation Any design change carries an associated risk Simulation helps reduce risk by predicting the likely
outcome of design changes before they occur
Finding & fixing design flaws late in the development cycle can cost 10 to 100 times what it costs to make changes early [Major tire OEM]
Using this approach we can reduce our physical prototypes from 20 to around 2-3 and can trim hundreds of thousands of dollars from development costs [Leading packaging OEM]
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Drives & Motion Accelerator Toolkit
The Drives & Motion Accelerator Toolkit (DMAT) is designed to get you up and running faster and more efficiently by: Assisting with product selection Jumpstarting the CAD
documentation Providing sample machine and
application code
Using this tool results in significantly reduced development time
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Your Machine
Sample Code
PowerFlex & Kinetix
Drives
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Files Available Using the Drives and Motion Accelerator Tool
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DMAT includes engineering design tools for:
Bill of Material - CAD – Logic – HMI - Quick Start Allows Machine Builders to reduce design time and cost, allowing them to concentrate on the intellectual property that produces compelling and differentiating machine features. Bill of Material
Files
CAD HMI Quick Start
Logic
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DMAT Time Savings to start system design
Advantages Designers can spend their time optimizing their machine operations
for better performance and higher profits
Initial Project setup Time needed for an example 4 axis system
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Saving Time with the DMAT Wizard
Design Wizard can automate the file selections
Wizard asks questions about and produces the tools to start your application
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How much faster can you bring your machine to market with the DMAT Wizard?
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DMAT Time Savings to start a system design
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Advantages
• Designers can spend their time optimizing their machine operations for better performance and higher profits
• Initial Project setup Time needed for an example 4 axis system
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Integrated Architecture Booth #915
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OEM Solutions Booth # 901
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Cooperative Partnerships: • PartnerNetwork Program • OEM Program • Service & Support
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