Model-Based operational analysis for complex systems: A case study for an integrated control system in a mining industry
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2018Type
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Lafquih, H
Deshayes, Laurent
Lissane, Elhaq S
Krimi, Issam
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As many manufacturing processes, the mining industry falls within the traditional organization
setup, in which the operations are executed in different locations but managed from one master
place. This centralized management is ensured by integrated control and monitoring systems.
In the literature, some conceptual models have been proposed for different manufacturing
processes. However, few works were dedicated to mining operations. Hence, we investigated a
conceptual model-based on complex system engineering approach for integrating control and
monitoring tools in mining industries. The proposed approach was based on the ISA 95 standard
and adapted to specific needs of mining industry by relying on existing business process. This
model was applied on a real case study from a mining phosphate company.