Fault detection for simulated valve faults in a high pressure leaching process

作者: Jason Miskin , Brian Lindner , Lidia Auret , Christie Dorfling , Steven Bradshaw

DOI: 10.1016/J.IFACOL.2016.07.372

关键词: Soil scienceLeaching (metallurgy)Fault detection and isolationPrincipal component analysisRefineryDynamic modellingStructural engineeringEmpirical modellingEngineering

摘要: Abstract A simulation of a high pressure leaching process in base metals refinery (BMR) is used to simulate fault conditions for two types valve faults. The faults were modelled using empirical models fitted actual data from Western Platinum Ltd. BMR. effects the on performance determined. Following this, principal component analysis (PCA) was determine whether these could be detected. It found that both had significant effect control performance, and PCA able detect accurately.

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