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1984
DOI: 10.1080/00986448408940121
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Stochastic Inferential Control of the Fluidized State via Differential Pressure Measurements

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“…A simple proportional feedback control strategy was used based on the measurement of differential pressure fluctuations, of which the variance is used as the operational setpoint. Clough and Gyure (1984) used differential pressure across some portion of a fluidized bed to control its state of fluidization. The fluctuations of differential pressure were modeled as a time series (viz., described by an autoregressive model) and related to the degree of mixing of gas and solids within the bed.…”
Section: Aiche Journalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A simple proportional feedback control strategy was used based on the measurement of differential pressure fluctuations, of which the variance is used as the operational setpoint. Clough and Gyure (1984) used differential pressure across some portion of a fluidized bed to control its state of fluidization. The fluctuations of differential pressure were modeled as a time series (viz., described by an autoregressive model) and related to the degree of mixing of gas and solids within the bed.…”
Section: Aiche Journalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The MIMO system, comprising interactions between temperature and humidity, was decoupled into two independent control loops, with a regulator designed by Jaksoo et al [61]. Clough and Gyure [62] measured differential pressure in the fluidized bed and correlated it with the degree of mixing and turbulence within the bed. The stochastic model parameters were estimated by a recursive least squares method.…”
Section: Control Of Fluidized Bed Dryersmentioning
confidence: 99%