GB/T 20719.13-2010
ActiveIndustrial automation system and integration - Process specification language - Part 13: Duration and ordering theories
工业自动化系统与集成 过程规范语言 第13部分：时序理论
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This standard defines formal theories for representing durations and temporal ordering of activities within manufacturing processes. It is applied in industrial automation systems to enable unambiguous specification and reasoning about process sequences, timing constraints, and scheduling logic. The standard supports integration across design, simulation, and control systems in discrete manufacturing and process industries.
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