Modeling of cement milling process based on long term industrial data
Abstract
The present study aims to develop a dynamical model of cement milling process as well as an autoregressive model of the errors of the previous one. Modeling is based exclusively on long term industrial data sets of five cement mills. Not only the dynamics of each mill is estimated but also separate dynamical parameters are computed for each cement type processed in the same mill. Detailed information about the parameters uncertainty is provided. The described system identification can be utilized for the effective parameterization of a robust controller regulating the cement milling process as well as for the construction of efficient simulators.
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July 2011
481 pages
ISBN:9781618040237
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World Scientific and Engineering Academy and Society (WSEAS)
Stevens Point, Wisconsin, United States
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Published: 14 July 2011
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