2017
DOI: 10.1007/s11015-017-0546-1
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Introduction into MMK Blast Furnaces of an Automated System for Smelting Control, Optimization, and Prediction

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“…Then, the inventory is optimized according to the optimized demand, so as to find the optimal cost. During this period, the price discount strategy when purchasing materials is also added, and the finally found optimal cost is also more practical for the actual engineering situation [39][40][41]. The previous methodologies' supply chain functions were demonstrated to commonly suffer from insufficient communication, which have a detrimental influence on data analysis and cooperation.…”
Section: Solution Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Then, the inventory is optimized according to the optimized demand, so as to find the optimal cost. During this period, the price discount strategy when purchasing materials is also added, and the finally found optimal cost is also more practical for the actual engineering situation [39][40][41]. The previous methodologies' supply chain functions were demonstrated to commonly suffer from insufficient communication, which have a detrimental influence on data analysis and cooperation.…”
Section: Solution Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…-implementation of the recommendations on improvement of blast-furnace smelting control in the CIS countries [8];…”
Section: Problem Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The practical measures confirmed the adequacy of the MMs of the processes in the BF and the possibility of using them for control, optimization, and prediction of blast-furnace smelting to create conditions increasing the performance of the furnace and the service life of its refractory masonry. This made it possible to start in 2006 the stagewise implementation of the automatic control, optimization, and prediction system (ACOPS) for all MMK blast furnaces [8]. This system (Table 1) has resulted from the long-term analytic and experimental studies carried out in 1959 to 1986 at the Scientific-Research Institute of Metallurgical Heat Engineering (VNIIMT, Sverdlovsk) to resolve the issues of control, optimization, and prediction for blast furnaces and the studies carried out since 1986 at the All-Union Research and Design Institute of Automation and Control Systems (ARDI ACS, Moscow), the Siemens company (Germany), and AKOMM company (established in 1992 in Moscow) to develop a process control system for blast furnaces and their high (second) level.…”
Section: Problem Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…As a rule, mathematical models of the blast furnace process are used. In particular, [9][10][11] present the results of studies of the melting zone (cohesion) in the blast furnaces of Magnitogorsk Iron & Steel Works using a two-dimensional mathematical model of the blast furnace. But the authors typically refer to works published in the 1980s in collections of articles [12].…”
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confidence: 99%