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GB/T 32827-2016 in English

GB/T 32827-2016 in English

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Logistics equipment management and monitoring system function system

  • Issued on:2016-08-29
  • Implemented on:2017-03-01
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《GB/T 32827-2016物流装备管理监控系统功能体系》由TC159(全国自动化系统与集成标准化技术委员会)归口,TC159SC5(全国自动化系统与集成标准化技术委员会体系结构、通信和集成框架分会)执行,主管部门为中国机械工业联合会。


Introduction

Overview of Logistics Equipment Management and Monitoring System

Logistics Equipment Management and Monitoring System (WMCS) is an important tool for managing and monitoring the unit cargo receiving, sending, storage and distribution tasks of the automated logistics system. It realizes efficient scheduling and real-time monitoring of logistics equipment by integrating the business management layer, logistics equipment management and monitoring layer and equipment control layer.

Comparison of Standard Frameworks

Hierarchy Functional Description Information Interaction
Business Management Layer Management of receiving, sending, storage and distribution tasks, including basic data definition and business plan formulation. Exchanges material definition information, storage area definition information and business document information with the logistics equipment management and monitoring layer.
Logistics equipment management and monitoring layer Decompose batch tasks, generate unit operations, and assign them to relevant logistics equipment. Monitor the execution of operations in real time and feedback the results. Exchange business document information and business execution information with the business management layer; exchange equipment operation instruction information, equipment operation status information and equipment operation status information with the equipment control layer.
Equipment control layer Control logistics equipment to automatically perform tasks according to operation instructions, such as the operation and monitoring of stackers, conveyors and other equipment. Receive equipment operation instructions and feedback the execution results.

Technology evolution analysis

The functional system of the logistics equipment management and monitoring system has evolved from single equipment control to comprehensive business management. Early systems focused on the operating status of individual equipment, while modern WMCSs have achieved intelligent management of the entire logistics system by integrating job management, scheduling models, and equipment monitoring modules.

Implementation recommendations

1. System selection and integration

When selecting a WMCS, its functional modules should be determined based on the actual needs of the enterprise. For example, a system that only needs to store ledger management can be simplified to a WMCS, while a system that fully monitors equipment operation requires full WMCS functions.


2. Data acquisition and communication

Ensure real-time data transmission between the equipment control layer and the logistics equipment management and monitoring layer. It is recommended to use a reliable communication protocol (such as Modbus or Profinet) to ensure data accuracy and stability.


3. Job Scheduling Optimization

Use intelligent algorithms to optimize job decomposition and equipment scheduling, reduce equipment idle time, and improve logistics efficiency. For example, use a path planning algorithm to determine the optimal equipment usage sequence.


4. System Maintenance and Upgrade

Regularly check the operating status of system hardware and software, and repair equipment failures in a timely manner. At the same time, update WMCS functional modules according to business needs, such as adding support for new cargo types or optimizing the inventory query interface.

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