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Object-oriented modelling of starch mashing for simulation-based control studies

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Pages 225-240 | Received 02 Oct 2009, Accepted 19 Feb 2010, Published online: 22 Oct 2010

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Figure 1. Hydrolysis reaction scheme.

Figure 1. Hydrolysis reaction scheme.

Figure 2. Examples of mashing plant models.

Figure 2. Examples of mashing plant models.

Figure 3. Hybrid automaton for the TDO PID.

Figure 3. Hybrid automaton for the TDO PID.

Figure 4. Simulation Study 1 – effect of a vessel insulation.

Figure 4. Simulation Study 1 – effect of a vessel insulation.

Figure 5. Simulation Study 2 – Modelica diagram.

Figure 5. Simulation Study 2 – Modelica diagram.

Figure 6. Simulation Study 2 – set point and controlled variable (mashing mass temperature), left, and control signals (right).

Figure 6. Simulation Study 2 – set point and controlled variable (mashing mass temperature), left, and control signals (right).

Figure 7. Simulation Study 2 – modulating and TDO controls (period 100 seconds).

Figure 7. Simulation Study 2 – modulating and TDO controls (period 100 seconds).

Figure 8. Simulation Study 2 – glucose (left) and dextrins (right) concentrations.

Figure 8. Simulation Study 2 – glucose (left) and dextrins (right) concentrations.

Figure 9. Simulation Study 2 – consumed energy in the various control implementations.

Figure 9. Simulation Study 2 – consumed energy in the various control implementations.

Figure 10. Simulation Study 3 – an industrial scale vessel.

Figure 10. Simulation Study 3 – an industrial scale vessel.

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