Hyvönen, 2017 - Google Patents
of thesis Semi-automatic parametrization of dynamic models using plant dataHyvönen, 2017
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The aim of this thesis was to develop a new methodology for estimating parameters of NAPCON ProsDS dynamic simulator models to better represent data containing several operating points. Before this thesis, no known methodology had existed for combining …
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