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Industry 4.0 Engineering Product Life Cycle Management Based on Multigranularity Access Control Model
1College of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Harbin Engineering University, Harbin 150001, China.
Abstract:
In order to improve the management efficiency of the safety status of Industry 4.0 engineering products, the multigranularity access control model (MGACM) Industry 4.0 engineering product life cycle management (PLM) is adopted to optimize the safety management mode of Industry 4.0 engineering products in this paper. The multigranularity access control model is constructed in this paper, which has strong nonlinearity and better fault tolerance. In addition, the parameters of PLM are optimized through the multiparticle access control model, and PLM search is enabled. Taking into account the slow and easy convergence of the multigranular access control model, a niche technology with full life cycle heterogeneity and elimination mechanism is proposed to solve the premature convergence problem of the multigranular access control model. The final simulation results of this paper show that, compared with traditional algorithms, the proposed multigranularity access control model is more reliable and effective and has faster convergence speed and higher management efficiency.
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