Abstract
Monitoring and inventory is a necessary but not sufficient condition to reduce emissions in the energy and industry. The ultimate task of controlling air purification technologies in combination with monitoring is effectively achieved while minimizing the human factor. The creation and application of cyber-physical technology management systems provide a solution to a set of related environmental problems. In addition, the development of models based on cyber-physical systems forms new requirements for the development of technologies for their creation. A special feature of such technologies is close interaction between computing methods with design and production facilities. These issues have not been sufficiently reflected in publications. The article presents the target setting for the creation of cyber-physical technology control systems based on local laws of preservation and the decomposition of the target into macroscopic quality assessments. A mathematical model and methods of quality assessment at the life cycle stages of such systems based on recalculation of probability densities of a priori data are presented. Examples of cyber-physical emission reduction systems in the energy and industry developed under the nature-technology concept are given.
Highlights
Problems and tasks in the air quality problem area include monitoring and management of harmful emissions
The article presents the target setting for the creation of cyber-physical technology control systems based on local laws of preservation and the decomposition of the target into macroscopic quality assessments
A mathematical model and methods of quality assessment at the life cycle stages of such systems based on recalculation of probability densities of a priori data are presented
Summary
Problems and tasks in the air quality problem area include monitoring and management of harmful emissions. Correct and rational penetration into the physical environment using methods and tools of cybernetics must be accompanied by an assessment of the reactions of the physical environment during its control. In the environment, such ultimate objectives are minimization, neutralization, recycling and other problem and objectoriented air quality assurance technologies. Air quality assurance technologies are proposed to be implemented at the life cycle stages of the CPS for control of the achievement of the required values of quality indicators based on the two-level model of the specification characteristics and ensuring their parameters. The article proposes to evaluate the quality of systems based on the main characteristics of the requirements specification at the stages of the life cycle. When recalculating parameters at this stage, time can be taken into account, and the functions of dynamic errors, inconsistencies in changes in parameters and characteristics of technological processes
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