Simulators of Industrial Processes

Kazimierz Dzierżek

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.223.340

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System for the Measurement of Efficiency of Heat Recuperation in Ventilation Systems in Energy Efficient Buildings
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Thermography Testing of a Test Stand for Determining the Efficiency of Heat Recuperators
p.316

Examples of Laser Processing Control with Machine Vision Feedback
p.325

Teleoperation in Remote Steering System Built in Unmanned Land Vehicles
p.333

Simulators of Industrial Processes
p.340

Materials Diagnostics: Non-Destructive Identification of Degraded Areas of Microstructure
p.348

Stresses in a Cr-Ni Superficial Steel Layer Based on X-Ray Measurements and Electropolishing
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Determination of Fatigue Limit by Locati Methodusing S-N Curve Determined by Means of Thermographic Method
p.362

System for Automatic Web Guiding for Roll-to-Roll Machine Working in a Start-Stop Mode
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Simulators of Industrial Processes

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The paper presents ways to simulate objects and industrial processes. The use of simulation in the didactic process is to support the study of programming and visualization processes. It allows one to familiarize students with aspects of the key components of an industrial process, and it allows a better understanding of the algorithms process.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 223)

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Industry, Process Control, Simulation, Visualization

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