论文信息 - Gain-scheduled lumped parameter multi-input, multi-output models of a pilot-plant climbing film evaporator

Gain-scheduled lumped parameter multi-input, multi-output models of a pilot-plant climbing film evaporator

Abstract The aim of this research was to investigate the modelling and control of a 25 kW, 13.6 litres/hour pilot-plant climbing film evaporator concentrating an aqueous sodium nitrate solution. This paper reports on the effectiveness of gain-scheduled linear lumped parameter models for the identification of the climbing film evaporator for the specific purpose of developing and designing industrially-viable process control systems.

B. R. Young | R. M. Allen

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