Automatic Setting Control of the Raw Slurry Blending Process Based on the Case-Based Reasoning

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Raw slurry blending process is the key process in the sintering alumina production. In this blending process, raw materials are alkali powder, red mud, blending ore and limestone, and the product is the raw slurry. The optimal operation control objective of this blending process is to make the quality indices of the raw slurry into their targeted ranges. The key step to realize this control objective is to decide the appropriate set-points of the control loop. An automatic setting control method is proposed in this paper. During the setting process, case-based reasoning is adopted to obtain the appropriate set-points of the control loops according to the process data and state. By using this setting control method, appropriate set-points can be obtained and the operation control objectives can be realized.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 299-300)

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667-670

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July 2011

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