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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

(2)

CONTENTS

Plenary papers

Control

systems

for

pulp

and paper

production

-

Challenges

and next

steps

Alf

Isaksson,

ABB

AB, Hans-Jurgen

Weidemann,

ABB

Corporation

13 Control

systems

in

pulp

and paper: The

industry perspective

Markku

Karlsson,

UPM-Kymmene

21

Control

systems

in

pulp

and paper: The research

perspective

Guy Dumont,

University

of British Columbia 23

Modelingandsimulation

Onlinedecision

support

and

optimization

for kraft paper

production

Hakan

Friden,

Henrik

Naslund,

Mid Sweden

University,

Andreas

Stattin,

Goran

Lofgren,

Mondi

Packaging

25

Model-based estimation of microbial state in paper mill broke tower

Katja

Koivuniemi,

Risto

Ritala,

Tampere Univeristy

of

Technology

31 On-line wet-end

optimisation

through

artificial neural networks

A.

Alonso,

A.

Blanco,

C.

Negro,

J.

Tijero, Complutense University

of

Madrid,

I. San

Pio,

Holmen

Paper

Madrid 37

Control Applications

Studying

broke tank

averaging

level control with stochastic simulator

Elina

Pajula,

Matti

Tienari, Oy

Keskuslaboratorio KCL 43

A novel

approach

to online

pH

control

Matthew

Taylor,

Graham

Toft, Iggesund Paperboard, Hong

Wang,

The

University

of

Manchester 49

Multivariate

predictive grade

change

controller

Risto

Kuusisto,

Seyhan

Nuyan,

Metso Automation

Inc.,

Antti

Kaunonen,

Tampere

University

of

Technology

55

Monitoring

anddiagnostics

Philosophy

of science tacklesfluctuation at board mill

Olli

Saarela,

KCL 61

On-line

performance

monitoring

in process

analysis

Antti

Nissinen, Seyhan Nuyan,

Pasi

Virtanen,

Metso Automation Inc. 67

On-line softsensorsand

measuring point

diagnostics through

state estimation

Lars

Ledung,

Jens

Pettersson, Xiaojing Zhang,

ABB

AB,

Stefan

Ragnarsson,

Biiterud

(3)

Optimization and decision support

Decision

support system:

Brokeratio

management

and

pulp composition stability

Jean

Ruiz,

Pascal

Ottenio,

Centre

technique

du

Papier

79 Joint

scheduling

of TMP and paper

production

under

uncertainty

Petteri

Pulkkinen,

Risto

Ritala, Tampere Univeristy

of

Technology

85

Decision

support

for

pulp

mill

operations

based on

large-scale

on-line

optimization

Jens

Pettersson,

Lars

Ledung, Xiaojing Zhang,

ABB

Corporate

Research 91

Infrastructure

Results

through

automation:

Streamlining operations

and maintenance processes

Harri

Happonen,

Ville

Hietanen,

Mats

Friman,

Timo

Harju,

Teemu

Kiviniemi,

Metso

Automation Inc. 97

Combined softsensors and

intelligent

control in

pulp

and paper

industry

Esko K.

Juuso,

University

of Oulu 103

Modeling and

simulation,

pulping

Modelling

and control ofa

dry

black

liquor

gasification

process

Erik

Dahlquist,

Maiardalens

University

109

Detecting

the inherent

operating

limitations ofa

TMP-refining

process

llich Lama, Michel

Perrier,

Paul

Stuart,

Ecole

Polytechnique

de Montreal 115

Improvement

and

prediction

of kraft

pulp yield using

a wood

chip

quality

online

measurement

system

(CMSE)

Feng Ding,

Centre de Recherche Industrielle du

Quebec,

Karine

Vezina,

Cascades Inc. 123

Control

applications,

pulping 1

Plantwide

optimization

ofa

pulp

mill process

Mehmet

Mercangoz,

Francis J.

Doyle III, University

of California 129

Kappa

number

prediction

with neural networks

Kauko

Leiviska,

University

of Oulu 135

Model-based control ofconcentration

profile

with

impedance

tomographic

measurements

AnnaR.

Ruuskanen,

Jari P.

Kaipio, University

of

Kuopio

141

CONTROL APPLICATIONS,

PULPING2

Measurement and control

strategies

for

bleaching

Markus

Dinkel,

Gebr.

Lang

GmbH

Papierfabrik,

Klaus

Villforth,

Darmstadt

University

of

Technology,

Volkmar

Mickal,

Albrecht

Sieber,

SiemensAG 147

Controland

optimization

of

hydrosulphite brightening

forathree-addition

point

process

Danielle

Major,

Olga Bogomolova,

Michel

Perrier,

Ecole

Polytechnique

de

Montreal,

Sylvain Gendron,

Paprican,

Bernard

Lupien, Papier

Masson Ltee 155 On-line

quality

control to

improve

runnability

and

quality

ofTMP refiner line

(4)

Control Performance

Control

performance

assessment ofcontinuos

pulp digester

Ah

Koponen,

Riku

Pollanen,

Olli

Pyrhonen, Lappeenranta University

of

Technology,

Hannu

Sonni,

Heikki

Kangas,

Juha

Oksanen,

Stora Enso

Packaging

Boards 167

Monitoring

thecontrol

loop performance

at

large

scale

industrial

processes Ville

Hietanen,

Jani

Honga,

Pekka

Kangas,

Timo

Harju,

Harri

Happonen,

Metso

Automation 173

CD

Control 1

Why

and when iscross

directional

control needed?

Mats

Hiertner,

StoraEnso 179 Numerical

design

of robust cross-directional control with

saturating

actuators

Rafael M.

Morales, William

P,

Heath,

University

of Manchester 185

Bayesian

methods for

system

identification in cross-directional control Andrew

Taylor, Stephen Duncan, University

of Oxford

191

CD

Control

2

Actuator

mapping

and

stability

in real-life

cross-directional

control

systems

Andrew

Taylor,

Stephen

Duncan,

University

ofOxford 197

An online non-intrusive method for

alignment

betweenactuators and their

responsecenters

Bhushan

Gopaluni,

Fazel

Farahmand,

Guy

Dumont,

Michael

Davies,

Philip

Loewen,

University

of British Columbia 203

Autonomous

alignment

ofCD control onpaper machines

Fazel

Farahmand,

Bhushan

Gopaluni,

Guy Dumont,

Michae!

Davies,

Philip Loewen,

University

of British Columbia 209

CD Control

3

Multivariate

CD control and tools forcontrol

performance

improvement

Calvin

Fu,

Jarmo

Ollanketo,

Jukka

MSkinen,

Metso Automation 215

Automated

tuning

of

multiple

array cross-directional model

predictive

controllers

Junqiang Fan,

Gregory

E.

Stewart,

Bijan Nazem,

Cristian

Gheorghe,

Honeywell

Automation

and ControlSolutions 221

New

concepts

ofcross directional control:

Application

offinite

settling

response method and closed

loop

identification of

mapping

Takashi Sasaki,

Yokogawa

Electric

Corporation

227

Troubleshooting

papermachine

issues with the informetric

systems

RQMS

profile

historian

Ian

Journeaux, Fay

Saydjari,

Stora Enso North

America,

David

Miller, Informetric

(5)

Posters

Modeling

of

drainage

and

pulp

mat

forming

at

hydrofoils

fora paper machine

Yoshitatsu

Mori,

Oji Paper Co.Ltd.,

Tunamitsu

Nakahara, Tokyo

Institute of

Technology

241

Physical properties

prediction

fromafine fibre resource characterisation

Guy Eymin

Petot

Tourtolet,

Christian

Bermond,

Thierry

Lamboley,

Centre

Technique

du

Papier

247

MVDA

methodology

for online process

monitoring

Matthew

Taylor,

Graham

Toft,

Iggesund Paperboard, Hong Wang,

Martin

Brown,

University

ofManchester 251

Mathematical

modeling

and model based controlofa

pulp

mill

powerhouse

Mehmet

Mercangoz,

Francis J.

Doyle

111,

University

ofCalifornia 257 The useof

image

and sound

analysis defining

the state ofthe

debarking

drum

Ari

Isokangas,

Aki

Sorsa,

Matti

Tuomaranta,

Kauko

Leiviska,

University

of Oulu 263

Moisture control with

multiple

manipulated

variables

Mika

Korpela, Jukka

Makinen,

Metso Automation 269 Performance assessment of automatic

quality

control in mill

operations

Merja

M&kela,

Kymenlaakso University

of

Applied

Sciences,

Ville

Manninen,

Matti

HeiliO,

Lappeenrata University

of

Technology,

Tommi

Myller,

Stora Enso Imatra Mills 275

MD-CD

separation, mapping

and model identification ina paper machine: A discussion

paper

Bhushan

Gopaluni, Guy

Dumont,

Michael

Davies,

Philip

Loewen,

University

of British

Columbia 281

Optimisation

ofTMP

production

scheduling

Mika

Suojarvi,

KCL

Development Oy,

Matti

Tienari,

Oy

Keskuslaboratorio

-Centrallaboratorium Ab 287

Model identification ofa nonlinear

subprocess

in a continuous paper

pulp digester

Limei

Ding,

Thomas

Gustafsson,

Andreas

Johansson,

Lulea

University

of

Technology

293

Online measurement and control of sheetdimensional

stability

-twist and curl

Shih-Chin

Chen,

Ake

Hellstrom,

ABB 299

Wireless measurement and control ofan in-line

pulp

circulation

system

Seppo Karjalainen,

Janne

Romppainen, Tarja Karjalainen, University

of

Oulu,

Veijo

Sutinen,

Technical Research Centre of Finland 305

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