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NMPC-based control scheme for a semi-batch reactor under parameter uncertainty

Kummer et al., 2020

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8588757971902124131
Author
Kummer A
Nagy L
Varga T
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Computers & Chemical Engineering

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Exothermic reactions are often performed in SBR because the generated reaction heat can be more easily kept under control in such construction. However, an unsuitable control system can lead to the development of thermal runaway, which may cause lethal damage …
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