2016
DOI: 10.1016/s1006-706x(16)30035-8
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Recognition of blast furnace gas flow center distribution based on infrared image processing

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“…The distribution of blast furnace throat gas flow center can be obtained by means of cross temperature measurement and infrared image detection [7][8][9]. This paper makes batch processing on the collected infrared videos of blast furnace and the cross temperature measurement data [10], so as to obtain the basic data of the dynamic distribution of the different gas flow centers as well as the gas utilization rates in the corresponding times. The specific process is as below:…”
Section: Data Detection Of the Blast Furnace Gas Flow Centermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The distribution of blast furnace throat gas flow center can be obtained by means of cross temperature measurement and infrared image detection [7][8][9]. This paper makes batch processing on the collected infrared videos of blast furnace and the cross temperature measurement data [10], so as to obtain the basic data of the dynamic distribution of the different gas flow centers as well as the gas utilization rates in the corresponding times. The specific process is as below:…”
Section: Data Detection Of the Blast Furnace Gas Flow Centermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, they can operate at their full capacity only during low-dust periods during BF operation and provide poor coke guidance during normal production. Infrared imagers [10,11] are installed atop the BF and are considerably affected by dust. Consequently, they can capture videos of only the central airflow and chute, which contain minimal material information.…”
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“…So far, the most widely used method of measuring temperature in the heat treatment industry is the thermal couple system, however, the traditional contact temperature measurement with thermocouples cannot reflect the overall temperature distribution of the heated workpiece. Besides, the thermocouple will self-heat and affect workpiece temperature conduction in electromagnetic induction heating treatment [1,2,3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%