Kang et al., 2017 - Google Patents
Fast and reliable computational strategy for developing a rigorous model-driven soft sensor of dynamic molecular weight distributionKang et al., 2017
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- 12730309206592198803
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- Kang J
- Shao Z
- Chen X
- Gu X
- Feng L
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- Publication venue
- Journal of Process Control
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Key polymer properties are substantially directly related to the polymer molecular weight distribution (MWD). On-line monitoring and prediction of dynamic MWD profiles are highly important for on-line quality control of polymerization processes. In this study, a fast and …
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