The Theory of the Correlation Method of Dynamic Analysis and its Application to Industrial Processes and Nuclear Power Plant

The Theory of the Correlation Method of Dynamic Analysis and its Application to Industrial Processes and Nuclear Power Plant

The theory of the time domain relationship between the input and output of a linear process is presented, and the mathematical relationships are explained and clarified by graphical illustration. The theory of the correlation method of process dynamic analysis is similarly presented. Special referen...

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Main Author: K. R. Godfrey BSc(Eng), PhD
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: SAGE Publishing 1969-05-01
Series:Measurement + Control
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1177/002029406900200506
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spelling doaj-a9db720523c14fbbad546042604ed6ed2020-11-25T03:22:47ZengSAGE PublishingMeasurement + Control0020-29401969-05-01210.1177/002029406900200506The Theory of the Correlation Method of Dynamic Analysis and its Application to Industrial Processes and Nuclear Power PlantK. R. Godfrey BSc(Eng), PhD0 Warren Spring Laboratory, Stevenage, HertfordshireThe theory of the time domain relationship between the input and output of a linear process is presented, and the mathematical relationships are explained and clarified by graphical illustration. The theory of the correlation method of process dynamic analysis is similarly presented. Special reference is made to the use of pseudo-random binary signals as perturbation signals, and a design procedure for crosscorrelation experiments with a pseudo-random binary perturbation signal is given. Tables listing experiments so far reported in the literature are included, and applications in the process industries and to nuclear power systems are considered.https://doi.org/10.1177/002029406900200506
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title_short The Theory of the Correlation Method of Dynamic Analysis and its Application to Industrial Processes and Nuclear Power Plant
title_full The Theory of the Correlation Method of Dynamic Analysis and its Application to Industrial Processes and Nuclear Power Plant
title_fullStr The Theory of the Correlation Method of Dynamic Analysis and its Application to Industrial Processes and Nuclear Power Plant
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description The theory of the time domain relationship between the input and output of a linear process is presented, and the mathematical relationships are explained and clarified by graphical illustration. The theory of the correlation method of process dynamic analysis is similarly presented. Special reference is made to the use of pseudo-random binary signals as perturbation signals, and a design procedure for crosscorrelation experiments with a pseudo-random binary perturbation signal is given. Tables listing experiments so far reported in the literature are included, and applications in the process industries and to nuclear power systems are considered.
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