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Conference Paper

Author
Panjikovic, V.; Douglas, M.; Schuhmacher, M.
Title
The development and on-line trial of an expert system for heat balance control of an iron blast furnace
In
Chemeca 92: The Impact of Government Policy on the Process Industries; Official Conference Proceedings
Imprint
1992, pp. 426-433
Description

[This paper was awarded the John A Brodie Medal 1992]

Abstract

Control of the blast furnaces operation is mainly manual. Shortcomings of manual control are well known and expert systems are seen as a viable solution. A knowledge-based Operator Guidance System (OGS) for heat balance control of an iron blast furnace has been developed and tested on-line. Quality of heat control changes during the trial appeared to be significantly better than with manual control practices. Development of the OGS and results of the trial are presented here.

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