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Model identification of a paper machine cross-directional process under model predictive control

Ammar, 2014

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1012754987820426700
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Ammar M
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2014 European Modelling Symposium

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The paper machine cross-directional (CD) process is an industrial spatially distributed system. Paper properties are controlled by a set of different actuator arrays acting in the cross direction (CD) as the paper sheet moves along the machine direction (MD). The …
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