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Model algorithmic control of grade change operations in paper mills

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In this work, the Model Algorithmic Control (MAC) method is applied to control the grade change operations in paper mills. The neural network model for the grade change operations is identified first and the impulse model is extracted from the neural network model. Results of simulations for MAC control of grade change operations are compared with plant operation data. The major contribution of the present work is the application of MAC in the industrial plants based on the identification of neural network models. We can confirm that the proposed MAC method exhibits faster responses and less oscillatory behavior compared to the plant operation data in the grade change operations.

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Abbreviations

A0 :

unit matrix

Bi :

impulse parameter matrix

bi,j k :

impulse parameter element in Bi matrix

Hpl, Hmi :

dynamic matrix

Qo :

output weighting

R:

input weighting

t:

time

Upl :

future input

Umi :

past input

uspeed :

speed [m/min]

ustock :

thick stock [L/min], [m3/min]

ufiller :

filler flow [L/min]

usteam :

steam pressure [kg/cm2]

/^nk :

noise

w:

desired output trajectory

yk :

measured output

ŷk :

predictive output

α:

parameter in desired output trajectory

γ:

setpoint

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Yeo, YK., Park, J.H., Park, SH. et al. Model algorithmic control of grade change operations in paper mills. Korean J. Chem. Eng. 22, 339–344 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02719408

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