Search for dissertations about: "process control instrumentation"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 25 swedish dissertations containing the words process control instrumentation.
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1. Realising full-scale control in wastewater treatment systems using in situ nutrient sensors
Abstract : Abstract A major change in paradigm is taking place in the operation of wastewater treatment plants as automatic process control is becoming feasible. This change is due to a number of different reasons, not least the development of online nutrient sensors, which measure the key parameters in the biological nutrient removal processes, i.e. READ MORE
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2. Non-intrusive instrumentation and estimation : Applications for control of an additive manufacturing process
Abstract : For integration of additive manufacturing into industrial production, there is a need for capable yet robust automation solutions. Such solutions are to ensure consistent process outputs, both with regard to deposit geometry and material properties. READ MORE
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3. Instrumentation, Control and Automation in Anaerobic Digestion
Abstract : Anaerobic digestion (AD) is a biochemical process in nature. It has been used to decompose organic waste in order to reduce environmental pollution, and to destroy pathogenic microorganisms for the protection of human and animal health. The process itself produces methane, which can then be used as an energy source. READ MORE
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4. Data-Rich Multivariable Control of Heavy-Duty Engines
Abstract : The combustion engine is today the dominant technology for transportation of goods and people world-wide. Concerns for global warming, toxic exhaust emissions, as well as cost and availability of fuel have in recent years created incentives for technological evolution of combustion engines. READ MORE
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5. Cavity Field Control for High-Intensity Linear Proton Accelerators
Abstract : The European Spallation Source will, once fully operational in 2025, be the world's brightest neutron source. The neutrons will be generated by bombarding a tungsten target with protons accelerated to 96\% the speed of light by electromagnetic fields confined in 155 radio-frequency cavities along the world's most powerful linear accelerator. READ MORE