Energy management system under the Industry 4.0 paradigm
Sistema de gestión de energía bajo el paradigma de Industria 4.0
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Energy management is one of the fundamental elements in industrial processes and a standard has been established for the search for efficiency through a process of continuous improvement called ISO 50001. At the same time, the manufacturing industry has generated new schemes for the improvement of energy global efficiency of the company and the Industry 4.0 paradigm has appeared. The concept of Industry 4.0 (I4.0) is based on a holistic view of the production process. Industry 4.0 has incorporated it in the search to have green manufacturing companies. The paradigm is very demanding in terms of having information based on models that are not always present in Small and Medium Industries. The work shows how to achieve continuous improvement compliance within the framework of I 4.0.
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