The Online Prediction of the Low Carbon Ferrochrome Terminal Composition in Smelting Process

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The online prediction of the low carbon ferrochrome terminal composition in electro-silicothemic smelting process plays a key role in guiding the determining the tapping time, the smelting process of the power supply system, the production quality and the energy consumption and so on. By introducing the multi-scale wavelet kernel function in the support vector machine (SVM) algorithm, and according to the Bayesian classifier to certain different smelting conditions, we chose different decomposition scales. In this way, the accuracy of the terminal composition prediction during the smelting process is improved greatly. Experiments show the effectiveness of the proposed method.

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