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Batch vs. Continuous Control and Optimization – Part 2
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Terry Blevins and Greg McMillan
16 Sep 2011
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Batch vs. Continuous Control and Optimization – Part 2
Batch and continuous temperature loops can have vastly different responses. Fortunately, temperature loops have a characteristic early in the response that enables a fast identification of the process dynamics. The resulting models can be used for process...
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