Search for dissertations about: "supervision control"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 64 swedish dissertations containing the words supervision control.
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1. Batch Control and Diagnosis
Abstract : Batch processes are becoming more and more important in the chemical process industry, where they are used in the manufacture of specialty materials, which often are highly profitable. Some examples where batch processes are important are the manufacturing of pharmaceuticals, polymers, and semiconductors. READ MORE
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2. On Kinematic Modelling and Iterative Learning Control of Industrial Robots
Abstract : Good models of industrial robots are necessary in a variety of applications, such as mechanical design, performance simulation, control, diagnosis, supervision and offline programming. This motivates the need for good modelling tools. In the first part of this thesis the forward kinematic modelling of serial industrial robots is studied. READ MORE
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3. Automatic Synthesis of Sequential Control Schemes
Abstract : Of all hard- and software developed for industrial control purposes, the majority is devoted to sequential, or binary valued, control and only a minor part to classical linear control. Typically, the sequential parts of the controller are invoked during startup and shut-down to bring the system into its normal operating region and into some safe standby region, respectively. READ MORE
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4. Exception Handling in Recipe-Based Batch Control
Abstract : The focus of this thesis is exception handling in recipe-based batch control. Exception handling is a critical element for achieving long-term success in batch production. It is reported to constitute 40-60 percent of the batch control design and implementation effort. READ MORE
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5. Toward Secure and Reliable Networked Control Systems
Abstract : Security and reliability are essential properties in Networked Control Systems (NCS), which are increasingly relevant in several important applications such as he process industry and electric power networks. The trend towards using non-proprietary and pervasive communication and information technology (IT) systems, such as the Internet and wireless communications, may result in NCS being vulnerable to cyber attacks. READ MORE