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Data reconciliation and sampling protocol design, case of a paper deinking process

Brown, David
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Maréchal, François  
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Heyen, Georges
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2004
Paperi Ja Puu-Paper and Timber

An equation solver data reconciliation software has been used to build a validated model of a waste paper deinking mill, by combining control room measurements and process design specifications. An optimal sampling protocol to validate the model by using only control room measurements has been determined by identifying, with genetic algorithm programming, the additional sampling points and corresponding sensors required to compensate for the lack of refundant measurements.

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research article
Web of Science ID

WOS:000225853900012

Author(s)
Brown, David
Maréchal, François  
Heyen, Georges
Paris, Jean
Date Issued

2004

Published in
Paperi Ja Puu-Paper and Timber
Volume

86

Issue

8/2004

Start page

565

End page

570

Subjects

sensitivity matrix

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sensor system

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reconciled precision

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key performance indicators

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population based evolutionary algorithm

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objective function

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waste paper deinking mill

Editorial or Peer reviewed

REVIEWED

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SCI-STI-FM  
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November 28, 2005
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