Jorge et al., 2024 - Google Patents
Novel characterization and tuning methods for integrating processesJorge et al., 2024
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- Jorge C
- Jorge H
- Wendell M
- Edalatpanah S
- Shariq A
- Naz S
- Javier J
- Gabriel P
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- International Journal of Information Technology
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The manuscript presents new methodologies for process characterization and control tuning for integrated systems. Integrative systems are widespread in the industrial environment. Some control systems for level, pressure, concentration, and temperature are examples …
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