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BRIDGING THE
PHYSICAL AND
VIRTUAL WORLDS
BY
https://www.ptc.com/en/industry-insights/digital-twin
TABLE OF CONTENT
Introduction to Digital Twin
Conclusion
INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL
TWIN
• Digital Twins are virtual representations of physical
objects or systems.
• These representations are created using real-time
data and advanced technologies like sensors, IoT
devices, and simulations.
• The goal is to provide a dynamic and real-time
reflection of the physical counterpart.
• Why Use Digital Twin?
1. Downtime Reduction
2. Inventory Management
3. What-if simulations
4. Operational Planning
https://www.scdigest.com/ontarget/17-08-30-1.php?cid=12930
INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL
TWIN
HISTORY OF DIGITAL TWIN
https://www.mdpi.com/2076-3417/11/6/2767
DIGITAL TWIN ARCHITECTURE
Components of Digital Twin
1. Sensors: Distributed throughout the manufacturing process, sensors
capture operational and environmental data in the physical world.
2. Data: Operational and environmental data from sensors, combined with
enterprise data like the bill of materials, enterprise systems, and design
specifications, form a comprehensive dataset.
3. Integration: Integration technology facilitates communication between
the physical and digital worlds, ensuring seamless data exchange via
edge, communication interfaces, and security measures.
4. Analytics: Algorithms and simulation techniques analyze the
aggregated data, providing insights through visualization routines
within the digital twin application.
5. Digital Twin: The digital twin is an application that combines the
components to create a near-real-time digital model of the physical
world, identifying deviations and opportunities for business
optimization.
6. Actuators: Triggered by the digital twin, actuators in the physical
world execute actions based on insights, subject to human intervention,
completing the holistic loop between the physical and digital realm.
https://www2.deloitte.com/us/en/insights/focus/industry-4-0/digital-twi
n-technology-smart-factory.html
APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL
TWIN
https://research.aimultiple.com/digital-twin-applications/
PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE USING DIGITAL
TWIN
https://www.mathworks.com/company/technical-articles/predictive-ma
intenance-using-a-digital-twin.html
PERFORMANCE OPTIMIZATION OF WIND TURBINES
USING DIGITAL TWIN
Objective: Optimizing Turbine Reducing Wear Cost Savings
To provide remote real-time monitoring, control, and optimization of Performance(↑20%) and Tear ($100 million)
wind turbines without requiring on-site personnel.
https://www.ge.com/renewableenergy/stories/meet-the-digital-wind-farm
PERFORMANCE OPTIMIZATION OF WIND TURBINES
USING DIGITAL TWIN
Detailed monitoring of operational aspects such as rotational speed, rotor
Detailed table outlines the damage to the turbine’s blades
temperature, and hydraulic pitch pressure
https://xmpro.com/solutions-library/renewables,use-cases/wind-turbine
-performance-optimization/
BENEFITS AND CHALLENGES OF DIGITAL TWIN
Benefits
Increased Efficiency
Improved Productivity
Reduced Downtime
Cost Savings
Challenges
Data Privacy and Security
Technical Complexity
https://slcontrols.com/what-is-digital-twin-technology-and-how-can-it-
benefit-manufacturing/
CONCLUSION
Digital twin technology has been a game-changer for various industries, offering virtual
replicas of physical systems that can be used for simulation, optimization, testing, and
collaboration.
Its integration with AI and IoT amplifies its potential, driving efficiency and innovation
across various sectors.
Looking ahead, the future of digital twins holds promise for advanced applications such as
autonomous systems, personalized medicine, and smart cities and integration of AR and
VR applications.
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