DocumentCode
3247106
Title
Integrating process gas analysis and production control
Author
Arnold, Patrick ; Floor, Karsten Brink
fYear
2001
fDate
2001
Firstpage
389
Lastpage
394
Abstract
Gas analyses have an increasingly important role in production control of today´s cement plants. The need to closely monitor a plant´s environmental impact as well as the need to operate the plant as efficiently as possible both require dependable and accurate gas composition measurements throughout the process. As the importance of the analyses has grown, so has the need to integrate the gas sampling equipment and sensors into the overall process control strategy. This paper reviews key gas analysis concepts and provides a road map to show how to use these analyses as a tool for improving quality, improving reliability, lowering costs and reducing emissions. The approach is summarized as an integration pyramid that shows the vertical integration of equipment, maintenance, process, production and management functions into a total plant solution
Keywords
air pollution control; cement industry; chemical analysis; gas sensors; maintenance engineering; production control; reliability; cement plants; costs reduction; emissions reduction; environmental impact; equipment vertical integration; gas composition measurements; gas sampling equipment; gas sensors; maintenance; management; process control strategy; process gas analysis integration; production control; quality improvement; reliability improvement; total plant solution; Cement industry; Conference management; Environmental management; Kilns; Maintenance; Monitoring; Principal component analysis; Production control; Sampling methods; Sugar industry;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Cement Industry Technical Conference, IEEE-IAS/PCA 2001.
Conference_Location
Vancouver, BC
Print_ISBN
0-7803-6501-1
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/CITCON.2001.934126
Filename
934126
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