Industrial process control and characterization by globalizing methods

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  • G. Alcuri ALCTRA Recherche & Développement, Francia

Keywords:

Process control, Complex material characterization, Specific instrumentation, Data mining

Abstract

We describe in this summary basic elements and applications of a concept of industrial process control and characterization of complex materials. This idea of "globalizing control" is presented as an alternative or complement to traditional methods that are defined by the acquisition of multiple individual parameters and the juxtaposition of partial results. Moreover it is usual to search for a fundamental understanding of the physicochemical conditions, even through numerical modeling. Given the complexity of some industrial materials, in our method, we decided to give up this ultimate goal, to get effective control by means of indirect ways.

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Published

2019-07-02

How to Cite

[1]
G. Alcuri, “Industrial process control and characterization by globalizing methods”, Memoria investig. ing. (Facultad Ing., Univ. Montev.), no. 11, pp. 43–58, Jul. 2019.

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