Research on Closed-Loop Control System Based on Image-Signal Processing of Furnace Flame

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Through the furnace-flame image-signal processing for power plant, effective-temperature field proportions, high-temperature field proportions, centroid offset distances, and circular degrees in high-temperature field can be all obtained. What’s more, based on the above data and related signals collected by sensors such as flame detectors as a criterion, the Kohonen’s self-organizing neural network is introduced to distinguish the states of furnace flame. Therefore, the opening incremental adjustment is proposed to achieve real-time control of furnace flame.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 614-615)

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1095-1100

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December 2012

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