An improved deadlock control policy using elementary siphons and MIP approach

Zhiwu Li, Rongming Zhu, Mengchu Zhou
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Based on elementary siphons of Petri nets and the mixed integer programming approach, an improved deadlock prevention policy is developed for S/sup 3/PR. Siphons in such a plant Petri net model are divided into elementary and dependent ones. Our policy consists of two stages: siphon control and control-induced siphon control. At first stage, a monitor (control place) is added for each elementary siphon such that it is invariant-controlled. Due to the addition of monitors to plant model, control-induced siphons are possibly generated in the augmented S/sup 3/PR, which is an RCN-merged net. The second stage sees that monitors are added to make always marked control-induced siphons in the resultant RCN-merged net without generating new control-induced siphons. Compared with our previous work, the deadlock prevention policy developed in this paper can lead to a structurally simple liveness-enforcing Petri net supervisor by adding only a small number of monitors and arcs. An FMS example is utilized to illustrate the proposed methods.
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使用基本虹吸和MIP方法改进的死锁控制策略
基于Petri网的基本虹吸和混合整数规划方法,提出了一种改进的S/sup 3/PR死锁预防策略。将植物Petri网模型中的虹吸管分为基本虹吸管和依赖虹吸管。我们的策略包括两个阶段:虹吸控制和控制诱导虹吸控制。在第一阶段,为每个基本虹吸添加一个监视器(控制位置),使其是不变控制的。由于在工厂模型中增加了监测器,因此在增强的S/sup 3/PR中可能产生控制诱导虹吸,该网络是一个rcn合并网络。在第二阶段,添加监测器,使生成的rcn合并网络中总是有标记的控制诱导虹吸管,而不产生新的控制诱导虹吸管。与我们以前的工作相比,本文开发的死锁预防策略可以通过仅添加少量监视器和弧线来实现结构简单的执行活动性的Petri网监督器。最后以FMS为例对所提出的方法进行了说明。
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