Simulation and Application of the Extended Kalman Filter to a Microbial Coal Desulfurization Process

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
R. K. Mehta
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The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
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Jan 1, 1991

Abstract

Microorganisms have been increasingly used in applications such as-metal solubillzation, precipitation and recently being used as flocculants. Optimal control and on-line monitoring of these processes occurring in microbial reactors are of extensive interest but often difficult because of the unavailability of a mechanistic model of the process and on-line direct sensors. In this paper a dynamic populatlon balance model of microbial desulfurization will be presented. The influence of certain physical and biological parameters on the leaching rate will be illustrated via computer simulations and an extended continuous-discrete Kalman filter will be Implemented for estimation of unknown states.
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APA: R. K. Mehta  (1991)  Simulation and Application of the Extended Kalman Filter to a Microbial Coal Desulfurization Process

MLA: R. K. Mehta Simulation and Application of the Extended Kalman Filter to a Microbial Coal Desulfurization Process. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 1991.

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