The Main Principles of Development of an Intelligent Multi-Channel Radiation Thermometer

Chernysheva, N. S.; Ionov, Anton B.; Ionov, B.P.

doi:10.1109/edm49804.2020.9153495

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“…Recently, a new trend of developing intelligent measurement devices has been attracting interest among metrology specialists [ 34 ]. Systems can have different design characteristics, but they all employ supplementary functions for maintaining measurement quality.…”

Section: Radiation Thermometry Working Principlesmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Review of Thermal Spectral Imaging Methods for Monitoring High-Temperature Molten Material Streams

Grujić

2023

Sensors

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Real-time closed-loop control of metallurgical processes is still in its infancy, mostly based on simple models and limited sensor data and challenged by extreme temperature and harsh process conditions. Contact-free thermal imaging-based measurement approaches thus appear to be particularly suitable for process monitoring. With the potential to generate vast amounts of accurate data in real time and combined with artificial intelligence methods to enable real-time analysis and integration of expert knowledge, thermal spectral imaging is identified as a promising method offering more robust and accurate identification of key parameters, such as surface temperature, morphology, composition, and flow rate.

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Section: Radiation Thermometry Working Principlesmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Review of Thermal Spectral Imaging Methods for Monitoring High-Temperature Molten Material Streams

Grujić

2023

Sensors

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“…Recently, main principles of development of intelligent multiwavelength radiation thermometers have been considered [31]. Systems can have different design characteristics, but they all employ supplementary functions for maintaining measurement quality.…”

Section: Multiwavelength Radiation Thermometrymentioning

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A Review of Thermal Spectral Imaging Methods for Monitoring High-temperature Molten Material Streams

Grujić¹

2022

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Real-time closed-loop control of metallurgical processes is still in its infancy, mostly based on simple models and limited sensor data, challenged by extreme temperature, harsh process conditions. Contact-free thermal imaging-based measurement approaches thus appear to be particularly suitable for process monitoring. With the potential to generate vast amounts of accurate data in real-time, combined with artificial intelligence methods to enable real-time analysis and integration of expert knowledge, thermal spectral imaging is identified as a promising method offering more robust and accurate identification of key parameters, such as surface temperature, morphology, composition and flow rate.

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The Main Principles of Development of an Intelligent Multi-Channel Radiation Thermometer

Cited by 2 publications

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A Review of Thermal Spectral Imaging Methods for Monitoring High-Temperature Molten Material Streams

A Review of Thermal Spectral Imaging Methods for Monitoring High-Temperature Molten Material Streams

A Review of Thermal Spectral Imaging Methods for Monitoring High-temperature Molten Material Streams

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