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    Adaptive Control of Chemical Processes 1985: Proceedings of the IFAC Workshop, Frankfurt/Main, 21-22 October 1985
    Adaptive Control of Chemical Processes 1985: Proceedings of the IFAC Workshop, Frankfurt/Main, 21-22 October 1985
    Adaptive Control of Chemical Processes 1985: Proceedings of the IFAC Workshop, Frankfurt/Main, 21-22 October 1985
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    Adaptive Control of Chemical Processes 1985: Proceedings of the IFAC Workshop, Frankfurt/Main, 21-22 October 1985

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    Presents reports on recent industrial applications, experiences and advances in the use of adaptive and self-tuning control in chemical and related processes. Material covered includes new, practically orientated adaptive control algorithms as well as the control of various chemical plants such as distillation columns, chemical reactors, drying and bleaching plants, plastic extruders and wastewater neutralization plants. Contains 34 papers.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherElsevier Science
    Release dateMay 23, 2014
    ISBN9781483298306
    Adaptive Control of Chemical Processes 1985: Proceedings of the IFAC Workshop, Frankfurt/Main, 21-22 October 1985

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