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The workshop
is a meeting of those interested in applying Advanced Process Control
technology to improve performance of the process industries. Practical
installation experience and results are presented for discussion.
Plant operations
today are faced with ever-increasing pressure to improve efficiency, quality
and productivity. Without making fundamental changes to their production
processes, improvement can usually be made with the application of advanced
control technology. Using modern computer
hardware, software and innovative techniques, application engineers are
able to collect real time and historical data on their processes. Data
analysis, modeling and simulation provide a better understanding of the
dynamics of process behavior. Once the process characteristics are accurately
identified, the options for applying suitable control methodology are
no longer limited to conventional control techniques.
Conference
Program Summary
(Go to Technical
Program for details)
Certificates
for 1.4 IEEE CEU credits will be given to all participants.
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APRIL
29, 2002
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Tutorial
(Full Day Session)
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Dr.
Ioan Doré Landau: Research Director at C.N.R.S.(National
Centre for Scientific Research) and works at the Laboratoire d'Automatique
de Grenoble (CNRS/INPG) of the Institut National Polytechnique de
Grenoble.
- Identification
in Closed Loop: A Powerful Design Tool (better design models,
simpler controllers
- From
Robust Control to Adaptive Control
- Direct
controller order reduction by identification in closed loop. Application
to an active suspension
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| APRIL
30, 2002 |
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Tutorial
(2 Half-Day Sessions)
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Dr.
Brent Young: Associated Professor at the University of Calgary.
- The
Use of Dynamic Simulation in the Design and Testing of a Model
Predictive Control Scheme
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Dr.
Tariq Samad: Corporate Fellow at Honeywell Laboratories, the
central R&D organization for the corporation in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
- Technologies
for Enterprise Optimization
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| MAY
1, 2002 |
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Presenters
(Morning Session)
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Dr.
Sirish Shah: Professor at the University of Alberta, NSERC-Matrikon-ASRA
Senior Industrial Research Chair in Computer Process Control.
- Data
mining for knowledge extraction in data-overloaded process environments
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Dr.
Guy Dumont: Professor
leading Process Control in the Department of Electrical and Computer
Engineering at the University of British Columbia.
- Concepts,
Methods, and Techniques in Adaptive Control
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Dr.
Doug White: President,
APC Services, for the Performance Solutions Division of Emerson
Process Management.
- The
"Smart" Plant: Economics and Opportunities
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Dr.
Vance VanDoren: Ph.D.
in Mechanical Engineering from Purdue University.
- Techniques
for Adaptive Control
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Papers
(Afternoon Session)
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Implementation of a Fundamental Model for a Continuous Kamyr Digester |
Sharad
Bhartiya & Francis J. Doyle III (University of Delaware), Ferhan
Kayihan (Ietek, Inc.), Sachi Dash (Honeywell)
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| Fuzzy
Logic in Parameter Estimation of Induction Motor |
Pradeep
Chatterjee (Tata Engineering, M. Priyadarshini, B.M. Karan, P.K. Sinha
(EE Dept., B.I.. Mesra, Ranchi, India) |
| Industrial
Experience with the Maintenance of On-Line Multivariable Statistical
Applications |
Ivan
Miletic (Dofasco Inc.) |
| Lime
Kiln Model Predictive Control with a Residual Carbonate Soft Sensor |
Terrance
Chmelyk (Norpac Controls) |
| Two
Dimensional Loop Shaping for Cross-Directional Controller Tuning |
G.E.
Stewart, C. Gheorghe, T. Steele (Honeywell Industry Solutions) |
| Model
Predictive Control of Chemical Batch Reactors |
Bill
Gough (Universal Dynamics Technologies) |
| Process
Fault Detection and Signal Reconstruction using Statistical and Advanced
Techniques |
Chris
Cox (University of Sunderland, UK) |
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Click
here to read the wrap-up report from APC 2002 workshop
(62 KB PDF)
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