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Application of echo state neural networks to forecast blast furnace gas production: pave the way to off-gas optimized management

Matino et al., 2019

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557823106457455013
Author
Matino I
Dettori S
Colla V
Weber V
Salame S
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Energy Procedia

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The efficient use of resources is a relevant research topic for integrated steelworks. Process off-gases, such as the ones produced during blast furnace operation, are valid substitutes of natural gas, as they are sources of a considerable amount of energy. Currently they are …
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