Adaptive Control of Alumina Reduction Cells with Point Feeders

Reasons for considering the dynamics of a new or existing plant are illustrated through a number of industrial examples. Recent work aimed at assessing the effects of process dynamics on plant operability is presented. Two aspects are considered - the ability to maintain a given steady state in the...

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Main Authors:	John D. Perkins, J.M. Howell, M.P.F. Wong
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Norwegian Society of Automatic Control 1986-04-01
Series:	Modeling, Identification and Control
Subjects:	Process dynamics controllability switchability
Online Access:	http://www.mic-journal.no/PDF/1986/MIC-1986-2-1.pdf

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spelling	doaj-a23cb718f9b542a0b74e95552ce7c01d2020-11-24T22:57:04ZengNorwegian Society of Automatic ControlModeling, Identification and Control0332-73531890-13281986-04-0172577010.4173/mic.1986.2.1Adaptive Control of Alumina Reduction Cells with Point FeedersJohn D. PerkinsJ.M. HowellM.P.F. WongReasons for considering the dynamics of a new or existing plant are illustrated through a number of industrial examples. Recent work aimed at assessing the effects of process dynamics on plant operability is presented. Two aspects are considered - the ability to maintain a given steady state in the face of disturbances (controllability) and the ability to move between steady states (switchability). Case studies are used to illustrate these concepts, and to demonstrate what is possible with a modern simulation system. http://www.mic-journal.no/PDF/1986/MIC-1986-2-1.pdfProcess dynamicscontrollabilityswitchability
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title	Adaptive Control of Alumina Reduction Cells with Point Feeders
title_short	Adaptive Control of Alumina Reduction Cells with Point Feeders
title_full	Adaptive Control of Alumina Reduction Cells with Point Feeders
title_fullStr	Adaptive Control of Alumina Reduction Cells with Point Feeders
title_full_unstemmed	Adaptive Control of Alumina Reduction Cells with Point Feeders
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publisher	Norwegian Society of Automatic Control
series	Modeling, Identification and Control
issn	0332-7353 1890-1328
publishDate	1986-04-01
description	Reasons for considering the dynamics of a new or existing plant are illustrated through a number of industrial examples. Recent work aimed at assessing the effects of process dynamics on plant operability is presented. Two aspects are considered - the ability to maintain a given steady state in the face of disturbances (controllability) and the ability to move between steady states (switchability). Case studies are used to illustrate these concepts, and to demonstrate what is possible with a modern simulation system.
topic	Process dynamics controllability switchability
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Adaptive Control of Alumina Reduction Cells with Point Feeders

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