Faculty of Technical Sciences

Subject: Selected chapters of the energy efficiency of automated systems (17.IMDR86)

Native organizations units: Department of Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management
General information:
 
Category Scientific-professional
Scientific or art field Information-Communication Systems
Interdisciplinary No
ECTS 10
Educational goal:

The educational goal is to deepen the knowledge of doctoral students in the field of energy efficiency of compressed air automated systems and, in that sense, to became familiar with advanced pneumatic control systems, which is used in modern compressed air systems.

Educational outcome:

Learning outcomes are the knowledge and skills of students in independent and team scientific and research work in the field of energy efficiency of compressed air.

Course content:

Pneumatic control systems with the end position control, pneumatic control systems with stops between the final position, modeling of components (compressed air cylinders, control valves, ...), simulation models of pneumatic components, the application and effectiveness of different control techniques ( P, I , D, PI, PID ) on energy efficiency, Fuzzy regulation and energy efficiency of compressed air systems, Sliding mode and the energy efficiency of compressed air systems, Servopneumatic control and energy efficiency of compressed air systems, application of PWM control to increase the energy efficiency of compressed air systems, application of PCM control to increase the energy efficiency of compressed air systems, application of PNM control to increase the energy efficiency of compressed air systems, Influence of compressed air quality on energy efficiency, Non-conventional pneumatic actuators influence on energy efficiency, Pneumatic systems with closed circuits, Energy efficiency of complex (with pneumatic and / or hydraulic components) robotic cells.

Teaching methods:

Lectures are conducted in a combined way. Leacturing of the theoretical part is followed by examples which serve to clarify the theoretical part of the curriculum. In addition to the lectures, consultations are held regularly. Through study research student, studying scientific journals and other literature and conducting experiments, independently deepens the subject. In addition to working with the student teacher is trained to write his own scientific work in the chosen field.

Literature:
Authors Title Year Publisher Language
Ignjatović, I., Komenda, T., Šešlija, D., Mališa, V. Optimisation of compressed air and electricity consumption in a complex robotic cell 2012 Robotics and Computer-integrated Manufacturing English
Dudić, S., Ignjatović, I., Šešlija, D., Blagojević, V., Stojiljković, M, Leakage quantification of compressed air using ultrasound and infrared thermography 2012 Measurement English
Blagojević V, Šešlija D, Stojiljković M Cost effectiveness of restoring energy in execution part of pneumatic system 2011 Journal of Scientific and Industrial Research English
Ignjatović, I., Šešlija, D., Tarjan, L., Dudić S, Wireless sensor system for monitoring of compressed air filters 2012 Journal of Scientific and Industrial Research English
Čajetinac, S., Šešlija, D., Aleksandrov, S., Todorović, M. PLC Controller used for PWM Control and for Identification of Frequency Characteristics of a Pneumatic Actuator 2012 Elektronika Ir Elektrotechnika English
Knowledge evaluation:
Course activity Pre-examination Obligations Number of points
Oral part of the exam No Yes 50.00
Term paper Yes Yes 50.00
Lecturers:
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doc. dr Reljić Vule

Assistant Professor

Study research work
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doc. dr Reljić Vule

Assistant Professor

Lectures
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prof. dr Dudić Slobodan

Full Professor

Lectures
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prof. dr Dudić Slobodan

Full Professor

Study research work

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