dmPINNs: An Integrated Data-Driven and Mechanism-Based Method for Endpoint Carbon Prediction in BOF

Accurate prediction of endpoint carbon at the dynamic control stage in the converter is crucial for achieving smelting targets. Currently, there are two main methods for converter endpoint prediction: the data-driven method and the mechanism-based method. Data-driven methods exhibit high accuracy but are vulnerable to data quality variations and lack interpretability. Mechanism-based methods provide great interpretability but face challenges in precisely identifying key parameters in the mechanism formula. Inspired by the design concept of physics-informed neural networks (PINNs), an integrated data-driven and mechanism-based method for endpoint carbon prediction in BOF (dmPINNs, data-driven and mechanism-based physics-informed neural networks) is proposed, which has four parts: feature extraction, mechanism-based calculation, data-driven prediction, and integrated prediction. We identify key parameters of the mechanism formula through the neural network to obtain the specified formula for each heat and supervise the training process of the neural network through the mechanism formula to ensure interpretability. Experimental results show that, within the ±0.012% error range, the hit rate of endpoint carbon content using dmPINNs improved by 5.23% compared with the traditional data-driven method and has greater robustness with the supervision of the mechanism formula.

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Metals
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2024-08-15
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https://doi.org/10.3390/met14080926
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5
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Model Reduction and Neural Networks
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dmPINNs: An Integrated Data-Driven and Mechanism-Based Method for Endpoint Carbon Prediction in BOF

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Model Reduction and Neural Networks
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dmPINNs: An Integrated Data-Driven and Mechanism-Based Method for Endpoint Carbon Prediction in BOF

Anjun Xu, Yijie Xia, Hongbing Wang
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Abstract

Accurate prediction of endpoint carbon at the dynamic control stage in the converter is crucial for achieving smelting targets. Currently, there are two main methods for converter endpoint prediction: the data-driven method and the mechanism-based method. Data-driven methods exhibit high accuracy but are vulnerable to data quality variations and lack interpretability. Mechanism-based methods provide great interpretability but face challenges in precisely identifying key parameters in the mechanism formula. Inspired by the design concept of physics-informed neural networks (PINNs), an integrated data-driven and mechanism-based method for endpoint carbon prediction in BOF (dmPINNs, data-driven and mechanism-based physics-informed neural networks) is proposed, which has four parts: feature extraction, mechanism-based calculation, data-driven prediction, and integrated prediction. We identify key parameters of the mechanism formula through the neural network to obtain the specified formula for each heat and supervise the training process of the neural network through the mechanism formula to ensure interpretability. Experimental results show that, within the ±0.012% error range, the hit rate of endpoint carbon content using dmPINNs improved by 5.23% compared with the traditional data-driven method and has greater robustness with the supervision of the mechanism formula.

MetalsVol. 14(8)
University of Science and Technology Beijing (CN)
National Science and Technology Major Project
Responsible consumption and production
Openalex Percentile: Top 19%
Model Reduction and Neural Networks
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