CONTROL SYSTEMS
2006
Measurement and control
-Applications
for the
operator
June
6-8,
2006
Tampere,
Finland
Editor
Risto Ritala
Tampere
University
of
Technology
Published
by
Kopio
Niini
-Painoporssi,
Helsinki 2006
TIB/UB Hannover 89
CONTENTS
Plenary papers
Control
systems
forpulp
and paperproduction
-Challenges
and nextsteps
Alf
Isaksson,
ABBAB, Hans-Jurgen
Weidemann,
ABBCorporation
13 Controlsystems
inpulp
and paper: Theindustry perspective
Markku
Karlsson,
UPM-Kymmene
21Control
systems
inpulp
and paper: The researchperspective
Guy Dumont,
University
of British Columbia 23Modelingandsimulation
Onlinedecision
support
andoptimization
for kraft paperproduction
HakanFriden,
HenrikNaslund,
Mid SwedenUniversity,
AndreasStattin,
Goran
Lofgren,
MondiPackaging
25Model-based estimation of microbial state in paper mill broke tower
Katja
Koivuniemi,
RistoRitala,
Tampere Univeristy
ofTechnology
31 On-line wet-endoptimisation
through
artificial neural networksA.
Alonso,
A.Blanco,
C.Negro,
J.Tijero, Complutense University
ofMadrid,
I. San
Pio,
HolmenPaper
Madrid 37Control Applications
Studying
broke tankaveraging
level control with stochastic simulatorElina
Pajula,
MattiTienari, Oy
Keskuslaboratorio KCL 43A novel
approach
to onlinepH
controlMatthew
Taylor,
GrahamToft, Iggesund Paperboard, Hong
Wang,
TheUniversity
ofManchester 49
Multivariate
predictive grade
change
controllerRisto
Kuusisto,
Seyhan
Nuyan,
Metso AutomationInc.,
AnttiKaunonen,
Tampere
University
ofTechnology
55Monitoring
anddiagnosticsPhilosophy
of science tacklesfluctuation at board millOlli
Saarela,
KCL 61On-line
performance
monitoring
in processanalysis
Antti
Nissinen, Seyhan Nuyan,
PasiVirtanen,
Metso Automation Inc. 67On-line softsensorsand
measuring point
diagnostics through
state estimationLars
Ledung,
JensPettersson, Xiaojing Zhang,
ABBAB,
StefanRagnarsson,
BiiterudOptimization and decision support
Decision
support system:
Brokeratiomanagement
andpulp composition stability
Jean
Ruiz,
PascalOttenio,
Centretechnique
duPapier
79 Jointscheduling
of TMP and paperproduction
underuncertainty
Petteri
Pulkkinen,
RistoRitala, Tampere Univeristy
ofTechnology
85Decision
support
forpulp
milloperations
based onlarge-scale
on-lineoptimization
Jens
Pettersson,
LarsLedung, Xiaojing Zhang,
ABBCorporate
Research 91Infrastructure
Results
through
automation:Streamlining operations
and maintenance processesHarri
Happonen,
VilleHietanen,
MatsFriman,
TimoHarju,
TeemuKiviniemi,
MetsoAutomation Inc. 97
Combined softsensors and
intelligent
control inpulp
and paperindustry
Esko K.
Juuso,
University
of Oulu 103Modeling and
simulation,
pulpingModelling
and control ofadry
blackliquor
gasification
processErik
Dahlquist,
MaiardalensUniversity
109Detecting
the inherentoperating
limitations ofaTMP-refining
processllich Lama, Michel
Perrier,
PaulStuart,
EcolePolytechnique
de Montreal 115Improvement
andprediction
of kraftpulp yield using
a woodchip
quality
onlinemeasurement
system
(CMSE)
Feng Ding,
Centre de Recherche Industrielle duQuebec,
KarineVezina,
Cascades Inc. 123Control
applications,
pulping 1Plantwide
optimization
ofapulp
mill processMehmet
Mercangoz,
Francis J.Doyle III, University
of California 129Kappa
numberprediction
with neural networksKauko
Leiviska,
University
of Oulu 135Model-based control ofconcentration
profile
withimpedance
tomographic
measurementsAnnaR.
Ruuskanen,
Jari P.Kaipio, University
ofKuopio
141CONTROL APPLICATIONS,
PULPING2Measurement and control
strategies
forbleaching
Markus
Dinkel,
Gebr.Lang
GmbHPapierfabrik,
KlausVillforth,
DarmstadtUniversity
ofTechnology,
VolkmarMickal,
AlbrechtSieber,
SiemensAG 147Controland
optimization
ofhydrosulphite brightening
forathree-additionpoint
processDanielle
Major,
Olga Bogomolova,
MichelPerrier,
EcolePolytechnique
deMontreal,
Sylvain Gendron,
Paprican,
BernardLupien, Papier
Masson Ltee 155 On-linequality
control toimprove
runnability
andquality
ofTMP refiner lineControl Performance
Control
performance
assessment ofcontinuospulp digester
AhKoponen,
RikuPollanen,
Olli
Pyrhonen, Lappeenranta University
ofTechnology,
Hannu
Sonni,
HeikkiKangas,
JuhaOksanen,
Stora EnsoPackaging
Boards 167Monitoring
thecontrolloop performance
atlarge
scaleindustrial
processes Ville
Hietanen,
JaniHonga,
Pekka
Kangas,
TimoHarju,
HarriHapponen,
MetsoAutomation 173
CD
Control 1Why
and when iscrossdirectional
control needed?Mats
Hiertner,
StoraEnso 179 Numericaldesign
of robust cross-directional control withsaturating
actuatorsRafael M.
Morales, William
P,Heath,
University
of Manchester 185Bayesian
methods forsystem
identification in cross-directional control AndrewTaylor, Stephen Duncan, University
of Oxford191
CD
Control
2Actuator
mapping
andstability
in real-lifecross-directional
controlsystems
Andrew
Taylor,
Stephen
Duncan,
University
ofOxford 197An online non-intrusive method for
alignment
betweenactuators and theirresponsecenters
Bhushan
Gopaluni,
Fazel
Farahmand,
Guy
Dumont,
MichaelDavies,
Philip
Loewen,
University
of British Columbia 203Autonomous
alignment
ofCD control onpaper machinesFazel
Farahmand,
BhushanGopaluni,
Guy Dumont,
Michae!Davies,
Philip Loewen,
University
of British Columbia 209CD Control
3Multivariate
CD control and tools forcontrolperformance
improvement
Calvin
Fu,
JarmoOllanketo,
JukkaMSkinen,
Metso Automation 215Automated
tuning
ofmultiple
array cross-directional modelpredictive
controllersJunqiang Fan,
Gregory
E.Stewart,
Bijan Nazem,
CristianGheorghe,
Honeywell
Automation
and ControlSolutions 221New
concepts
ofcross directional control:Application
offinitesettling
response method and closedloop
identification ofmapping
Takashi Sasaki,
Yokogawa
ElectricCorporation
227Troubleshooting
papermachine
issues with the informetricsystems
RQMSprofile
historian
Ian
Journeaux, Fay
Saydjari,
Stora Enso NorthAmerica,
DavidMiller, Informetric
Posters
Modeling
ofdrainage
andpulp
matforming
athydrofoils
fora paper machineYoshitatsu
Mori,
Oji Paper Co.Ltd.,
TunamitsuNakahara, Tokyo
Institute ofTechnology
241Physical properties
prediction
fromafine fibre resource characterisationGuy Eymin
PetotTourtolet,
ChristianBermond,
Thierry
Lamboley,
CentreTechnique
duPapier
247MVDA
methodology
for online processmonitoring
Matthew
Taylor,
GrahamToft,
Iggesund Paperboard, Hong Wang,
MartinBrown,
University
ofManchester 251Mathematical
modeling
and model based controlofapulp
millpowerhouse
Mehmet
Mercangoz,
Francis J.Doyle
111,
University
ofCalifornia 257 The useofimage
and soundanalysis defining
the state ofthedebarking
drumAri
Isokangas,
AkiSorsa,
MattiTuomaranta,
KaukoLeiviska,
University
of Oulu 263Moisture control with
multiple
manipulated
variablesMika
Korpela, Jukka
Makinen,
Metso Automation 269 Performance assessment of automaticquality
control in milloperations
Merja
M&kela,
Kymenlaakso University
ofApplied
Sciences,
VilleManninen,
MattiHeiliO,
Lappeenrata University
ofTechnology,
TommiMyller,
Stora Enso Imatra Mills 275MD-CD
separation, mapping
and model identification ina paper machine: A discussionpaper
Bhushan
Gopaluni, Guy
Dumont,
MichaelDavies,
Philip
Loewen,
University
of BritishColumbia 281
Optimisation
ofTMPproduction
scheduling
Mika
Suojarvi,
KCLDevelopment Oy,
MattiTienari,
Oy
Keskuslaboratorio-Centrallaboratorium Ab 287
Model identification ofa nonlinear
subprocess
in a continuous paperpulp digester
Limei
Ding,
ThomasGustafsson,
AndreasJohansson,
LuleaUniversity
ofTechnology
293Online measurement and control of sheetdimensional
stability
-twist and curlShih-Chin
Chen,
AkeHellstrom,
ABB 299Wireless measurement and control ofan in-line