Predictive Modeling and Big Data Analytics for Optimizing Refractory Material Composition and Performance Evaluation

Refractory materials are essential for high-temperature industrial processes, where precise composition is critical to ensuring optimal per-‎formance. However, variability in raw materials and operating conditions poses significant challenges in maintaining consistent quality. ‎Traditional trial-and-error optimization methods are inefficient and fail to leverage the vast amounts of data generated in modern manufactur-‎ing, leading to inconsistent material performance, increased costs, and prolonged development cycles. To overcome these limitations, we ‎propose the Refractory Materials using Big Data Analytics (RM-BDA) framework, which integrates AI-driven predictive modeling with ‎advanced data analytics. RM-BDA leverages both historical and real-time data—including raw material characteristics, processing parame-‎ters, and performance metrics—to accurately predict optimal formulations and improve material performance. Using machine learning algo-‎rithms and robust data processing techniques, RM-BDA enhances prediction accuracy and accelerates formulation optimization. This allows ‎manufacturers to proactively adjust compositions and operational settings to meet targeted performance requirements, reducing waste and ‎improving efficiency. Additionally, the system dynamically responds to fluctuations in material inputs and process conditions, offering real-‎time optimization recommendations. Results demonstrate that RM-BDA significantly improves the accuracy of performance predictions, ‎reduces production costs, and enhances the consistency and quality of refractory materials. By replacing inefficient traditional methods with ‎a data-driven approach, this framework marks a substantial advancement in the field of refractory material development and optimization‎.

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International Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences
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2025-09-13
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https://doi.org/10.14419/ghjt2t64
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Industrial Technology and Control Systems
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Abstract

Refractory materials are essential for high-temperature industrial processes, where precise composition is critical to ensuring optimal per-‎formance. However, variability in raw materials and operating conditions poses significant challenges in maintaining consistent quality. ‎Traditional trial-and-error optimization methods are inefficient and fail to leverage the vast amounts of data generated in modern manufactur-‎ing, leading to inconsistent material performance, increased costs, and prolonged development cycles. To overcome these limitations, we ‎propose the Refractory Materials using Big Data Analytics (RM-BDA) framework, which integrates AI-driven predictive modeling with ‎advanced data analytics. RM-BDA leverages both historical and real-time data—including raw material characteristics, processing parame-‎ters, and performance metrics—to accurately predict optimal formulations and improve material performance. Using machine learning algo-‎rithms and robust data processing techniques, RM-BDA enhances prediction accuracy and accelerates formulation optimization. This allows ‎manufacturers to proactively adjust compositions and operational settings to meet targeted performance requirements, reducing waste and ‎improving efficiency. Additionally, the system dynamically responds to fluctuations in material inputs and process conditions, offering real-‎time optimization recommendations. Results demonstrate that RM-BDA significantly improves the accuracy of performance predictions, ‎reduces production costs, and enhances the consistency and quality of refractory materials. By replacing inefficient traditional methods with ‎a data-driven approach, this framework marks a substantial advancement in the field of refractory material development and optimization‎.

International Journal of Basic and Applied SciencesVol. 14(5)
SRM Institute of Science and Technology (IN), Tamil Nadu Dr. J Jayalalitha Fisheries University (IN), Artificial Intelligence in Medicine (Canada) (CA), Koneru Lakshmaiah Education Foundation (IN), SASTRA University (IN)
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