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Diagnosis of process nonlinearities and valve stiction

Data Driven Approaches

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  • 10 godzin czytania

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The series includes a contributed volume focused on process controller assessment methods, highlighting advancements in diagnosing causes of process or control loop degradation. Researchers are utilizing on-line data to identify faults through new diagnostic indicators, with a significant emphasis on valve issues, as statistics indicate that up to 40% of control loops suffer performance degradation due to valve problems. Shoukat Choudhury, Sirish Shah, and Nina Thornhill have extensively explored this area and present their findings in a cohesive monograph. This work represents a substantial addition to the process diagnostic literature, emphasizing the use of extensive process data archives generated by modern process computer systems. Additionally, the application of higher-order statistics is discussed, linking back to traditional statistical process control methods. The monograph serves as a valuable resource for understanding process nonlinearities and valve stiction, contributing to ongoing research and practical applications in the field of industrial control.

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Diagnosis of process nonlinearities and valve stiction, M. A. A. Shoukat Choudhury

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Tytuł
Diagnosis of process nonlinearities and valve stiction
Podtytuł
Data Driven Approaches
Język
angielski
Wydawca
Springer
Rok wydania
2008
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
284
ISBN10
3540792236
ISBN13
9783540792239
Seria
Opis
The series includes a contributed volume focused on process controller assessment methods, highlighting advancements in diagnosing causes of process or control loop degradation. Researchers are utilizing on-line data to identify faults through new diagnostic indicators, with a significant emphasis on valve issues, as statistics indicate that up to 40% of control loops suffer performance degradation due to valve problems. Shoukat Choudhury, Sirish Shah, and Nina Thornhill have extensively explored this area and present their findings in a cohesive monograph. This work represents a substantial addition to the process diagnostic literature, emphasizing the use of extensive process data archives generated by modern process computer systems. Additionally, the application of higher-order statistics is discussed, linking back to traditional statistical process control methods. The monograph serves as a valuable resource for understanding process nonlinearities and valve stiction, contributing to ongoing research and practical applications in the field of industrial control.