neural network model for the on-line monitoring of a crystallization process
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Abstract
This paper presents the results of the application of a recently developed technique, based on Neural Networks (NN), in the recognition of angular distribution patterns of light scattered by particles in suspension, for the purpose of estimating concentration and crystal size distribution (CSD) in a precipitation process based on the addition of antisolvent (a model system consisting of sodium chloride, water and ethanol). In the first step, in NN model was fitted, using particles with different size distributions and concentrations. Then the model was used to monitor the process, thus enabling a fast and reliable estimation of supersaturation and CSD. Such information, which is difficult to obtain by any other means, can be used in the study of fundamental aspects of crystallization and precipitation processes.
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| Authors | ;Guardani R.;Onimaru R.S.;Crespo F.C.A. |
| Journal | database and network journal |
| Year | 2001 |
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