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Sà nchez i Marrè, Miquel
Cortés, Ulises Lafuente, Javier RodrÃguez-Roda Layret, Ignasi Poch, Manuel |
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2014 May 13 | |
The activated sludge process - the main biological technology usually applied towastewater treatment plants (WWTP) - directly depends on live beings (microorganisms), and therefore on unforeseen changes produced by them. It could be possible to get a good plant operation if the supervisory control system is able to react to the changes and deviations in the system and can take thenecessary actions to restore the system’s performance. These decisions are oftenbased both on physical, chemical, microbiological principles (suitable to bemodelled by conventional control algorithms) and on some knowledge (suitable to be modelled by knowledge-based systems). But one of the key problems in knowledge-based control systems design is the development of an architecture able to manage efficiently the different elements of the process (integrated architecture), to learn from previous cases (spec@c experimental knowledge) and to acquire the domain knowledge (general expert knowledge). These problems increase when the process belongs to an ill-structured domain and is composed of several complex operational units. Therefore, an integrated and distributed AIarchitecture seems to be a good choice. This paper proposes an integrated and distributed supervisory multi-level architecture for the supervision of WWTP, that overcomes some of the main troubles of classical control techniques and those of knowledge-based systems applied to real world systems | |
http://hdl.handle.net/2072/229088 | |
eng | |
Elsevier | |
Tots els drets reservats | |
Aigües residuals -- Depuració
Aigües residuals -- Plantes de tractament Sewage disposal plants Sewage -- Purification |
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DAI-DEPUR: an integrated and distributed architecture for wastewater treatment plants supervision | |
info:eu-repo/semantics/article | |
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