An Integrated Dynamic and Quality Modeling Framework for Batch Processes

This manuscript considers batch process operations and addresses the challenge of identifying a model that synergistically captures the dynamic input–output behavior of continuously measured variables along with the quality variables measured only at batch termination. To this end, an optimization-based framework is developed to identify one model that captures both the dynamics between the inputs and the continuously measured output variables, measurements of which are available at every time step, and the relation between the dynamic “state” information and the terminal quality measurements. Existing approaches either do not identify the dynamic and the quality model simultaneously, or they simply connect the whole trajectory of the process variables with the qualities and do not address the dynamic relationship between the inputs and the process variables. The improved modelling performance of the model obtained from this approach is demonstrated using data from a Uni-axial Rotational Molding process, and compared with existing modelling approaches. • Quality modelling in batch processes using state space modelling approach. • Modelling framework to identify quality and dynamic models together. • Previous approaches modeled dynamics and the quality separately. • Proposed approach shows improvement in quality prediction accuracy over previous approach.

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Process Safety and Environmental Protection
Published
2024-09-21
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cherd.2024.09.026
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4
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Fault Detection and Control Systems
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1.31

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An Integrated Dynamic and Quality Modeling Framework for Batch Processes

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Abstract

This manuscript considers batch process operations and addresses the challenge of identifying a model that synergistically captures the dynamic input–output behavior of continuously measured variables along with the quality variables measured only at batch termination. To this end, an optimization-based framework is developed to identify one model that captures both the dynamics between the inputs and the continuously measured output variables, measurements of which are available at every time step, and the relation between the dynamic “state” information and the terminal quality measurements. Existing approaches either do not identify the dynamic and the quality model simultaneously, or they simply connect the whole trajectory of the process variables with the qualities and do not address the dynamic relationship between the inputs and the process variables. The improved modelling performance of the model obtained from this approach is demonstrated using data from a Uni-axial Rotational Molding process, and compared with existing modelling approaches. • Quality modelling in batch processes using state space modelling approach. • Modelling framework to identify quality and dynamic models together. • Previous approaches modeled dynamics and the quality separately. • Proposed approach shows improvement in quality prediction accuracy over previous approach.

Process Safety and Environmental ProtectionVol. 210
McMaster University (CA)
Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 19%
Fault Detection and Control Systems
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