2008
DOI: 10.3182/20080706-5-kr-1001.00171
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Grinding Mill Circuits - A Survey of Control and Economic Concerns

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“…System identification of real-world processes is imperative for developing effective process control strategies and precise fault detection and diagnosis methods. A benefit of such identification is enhanced plant stability and performance, which can be achieved by integrating the model with advanced model-based process control, outperforming traditional control methods [7], [35], [40], [43].…”
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“…System identification of real-world processes is imperative for developing effective process control strategies and precise fault detection and diagnosis methods. A benefit of such identification is enhanced plant stability and performance, which can be achieved by integrating the model with advanced model-based process control, outperforming traditional control methods [7], [35], [40], [43].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One of the primary challenges for modeling (and control) an SAG mill process is the insufficient measurements available to estimate the necessary states and parameters in the model. In general, the number of real-time measurements available is significantly lower than the size of the state vector that needs to be measured [43]. In [4]- [6], the problem of inferential modeling, state estimation, and model validation of an SAG mill is addressed using the extended Kalman filter.…”
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confidence: 99%