Intelligent Instruments (12) For Process Control Of Raw Materials In The Basic Industries

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
K. C. Tran
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Jan 1, 2001

Abstract

This paper reviews the advancement of measurement technologies for the control of raw materials processes in the basic industries. The combination of digital technology and on line spectroscopy enables the development of intelligent instruments for composition and particle size analyses in real- time high- frequency control conditions. In many industries, the applications result in productivity improvement and energy savings. Plant specific examples include operating experience and benefits realized in sorting, blending and beneficiation processes. Instruments of the future not only measure specific parameters of the process and monitor its own health combined with self-corrective mechanics but also acts with intelligence to effect the quality of the process or regulate the primary apparatus.
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APA: K. C. Tran  (2001)  Intelligent Instruments (12) For Process Control Of Raw Materials In The Basic Industries

MLA: K. C. Tran Intelligent Instruments (12) For Process Control Of Raw Materials In The Basic Industries. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2001.

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