Search results for "Simulation software"

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Validation of mathematical model for CZ process using small-scale laboratory crystal growth furnace

2018

The present material is focused on the modelling of small-scale laboratory NaCl-RbCl crystal growth furnace. First steps towards fully transient simulations are taken in the form of stationary simulations that deal with the optimization of material properties to match the model to experimental conditions. For this purpose, simulation software primarily used for the modelling of industrial-scale silicon crystal growth process was successfully applied. Finally, transient simulations of the crystal growth are presented, giving a sufficient agreement to experimental results.

010302 applied physicsMaterials scienceScale (ratio)Mechanical engineeringCrystal growth02 engineering and technology021001 nanoscience & nanotechnologycomputer.software_genre01 natural sciencesSimulation softwareMonocrystalline siliconScientific method0103 physical sciencesTransient (oscillation)0210 nano-technologyMaterial propertiescomputerIOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering
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Experimental and numerical investigation of laboratory crystal growth furnace for the development of model-based control of CZ process

2019

Abstract The presented study is focused on laboratory Czochralski crystal growth experiments and their mathematical modelling. The developed small-scale CZ crystal growth furnace is described as well as the involved automation systems: crystal radius detection by image recognition, temperature sensors, adjustable heater power and crystal pull rate. The CZ-Trans program is used to model the experimental results – transient, 2D axisymmetric simulation software primarily used for modelling of the industrial-scale silicon crystal growth process. Poor agreement with the experimental results is reached; however, the proven ability to perform affordable, small-scale experiments and successfully mo…

010302 applied physicsMaterials sciencebusiness.industryProcess (computing)Mechanical engineeringCrystal growth02 engineering and technology021001 nanoscience & nanotechnologyCondensed Matter Physicscomputer.software_genreProcess automation system01 natural sciencesAutomationSimulation softwareInorganic ChemistryCrystalMonocrystalline silicon0103 physical sciencesMaterials ChemistryTransient (oscillation)0210 nano-technologybusinesscomputerJournal of Crystal Growth
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DRESS: A Distributed RMS Evaluation Simulation Software

2020

Distributed environments consist of a huge number of entities that cooperate to achieve complex goals. When interactions occur between unknown parties, intelligent techniques for estimating agent reputations are required. Reputation management systems (RMS's) allow agents to perform such estimation in a cooperative way. In particular, distributed RMS's exploit feedbacks provided after each interaction and allow prediction of future behaviors of agents. Such systems, in contrast to centralized RMSs, are sensitive to fake information injected by malicious users; thus, predicting the performance of a distributed RMS is a very challenging task. Although many existing works have addressed some c…

Computer architectureComputer scienceAgent-based Simulation Multi-agent Systems Distributed RMSs020204 information systemsMulti-agent system0202 electrical engineering electronic engineering information engineering020201 artificial intelligence & image processingDecision Sciences (miscellaneous)02 engineering and technologycomputer.software_genrecomputerInformation SystemsSimulation softwareInternational Journal of Intelligent Information Technologies
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Explainable Post-Occupancy Evaluation Using a Humanoid Robot

2020

The paper proposes a new methodological approach for evaluating the comfort condition using the concept of explainable post occupancy to make the user aware of the environmental state in which (s)he works. Such an approach was implemented on a humanoid robot with social capabilities that aims to enforce human engagement to follow recommendations. The humanoid robot helps the user to position the sensors correctly to acquire environmental measures corresponding to the temperature, humidity, noise level, and illuminance. The distribution of the last parameter due to its high variability is also retrieved by the simulation software Dialux. Using the post occupancy evaluation method, the robot …

Computer science0211 other engineering and technologieslighting simulation software02 engineering and technologyPost-occupancy evaluationlcsh:Technologylcsh:Chemistry021105 building & constructionGeneral Materials Science021108 energyInstrumentationlcsh:QH301-705.5SimulationFluid Flow and Transfer Processeshumanoid robotlcsh:TProcess Chemistry and TechnologyGeneral Engineeringlcsh:QC1-999Computer Science ApplicationsExplainable post occupancy Humanoid robot Lighting simulation softwarelcsh:Biology (General)lcsh:QD1-999lcsh:TA1-2040lcsh:Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General)Humanoid robotlcsh:Physicsexplainable post occupancy
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DSC: software tool for simulation-based design of control strategies applied to wastewater treatment plants.

2011

This paper presents a computer tool called DSC (Simulation based Controllers Design) that enables an easy design of control systems and strategies applied to wastewater treatment plants. Although the control systems are developed and evaluated by simulation, this tool aims to facilitate the direct implementation of the designed control system to the PC of the full-scale WWTP (wastewater treatment plants). The designed control system can be programmed in a dedicated control application and can be connected to either the simulation software or the SCADA of the plant. To this end, the developed DSC incorporates an OPC server (OLE for process control) which facilitates an open-standard communic…

EngineeringCommunication protocolComputer controlProcess designIndustrial process applicationsWastewater treatmentWastewaterImplementation processcomputer.software_genreWaste Disposal FluidWWTPsAeration controlPerformance assessmentSoftwareControl theoryReclamationWastewater treatment plantsRatingAerationSimulation-based designsWater treatmentComputer softwareProcess engineeringControl systemDesign of control systemWater Science and TechnologyComputer control systemsCommunication protocolsComputer programControl strategiesCommunicationSimulation softwareOPC serverComputer simulationSimulation softwarePollutant removalFull-scale plantsWastewater treatment plant (WWTP)Environmental EngineeringDesignWaste water treatment plantControl performanceEquipmentSoftware toolComputer programMicrocomputerControl applicationsFull-scale applicationsNutrient cyclingSewage pumping plantsArticleNumerical modelSCADAControl theoryOle for process controlsControlProcess controlSimulation-basedComputer SimulationWater treatment plantsTECNOLOGIA DEL MEDIO AMBIENTESensorbusiness.industryControllers designSystems performanceControl engineeringControl parametersOPC communicationPotential capabilityControl systemProcess controlProcess designbusinesscomputerComputer toolsSoftwareNutrientWater science and technology : a journal of the International Association on Water Pollution Research
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H∞ static output-feedback control design with constrained information for offshore wind turbine system

2013

Abstract This paper deals with H ∞ static output-feedback control design with constrained information for offshore wind turbines. Constrained information indicates that a special zero–nonzero structure is imposed on the static output-feedback gain matrix. A practical use of such an approach is to design a decentralized controller for a wind turbine. This will also benefit the controller in such a way that it is more tolerant to sensor failure. Furthermore, the model under consideration is obtained by using the wind turbine simulation software FAST. Sufficient conditions to design an H ∞ controller are given in terms of Linear Matrix Inequalities ( LMI s ). Simulation results are given to il…

EngineeringComputer Networks and Communicationsbusiness.industryApplied MathematicsControl (management)Structure (category theory)Control engineeringcomputer.software_genreTurbineSimulation softwareOffshore wind powerMatrix (mathematics)H-infinity methods in control theoryControl and Systems EngineeringControl theorySignal ProcessingbusinesscomputerJournal of the Franklin Institute
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Wastewater treatment plant design and operation under multiple conflicting objective functions

2013

Wastewater treatment plant design and operation involve multiple objective functions, which are often in conflict with each other. Traditional optimization tools convert all objective functions to a single objective optimization problem (usually minimization of a total cost function by using weights for the objective functions), hiding the interdependencies between different objective functions. We present an interactive approach that is able to handle multiple objective functions simultaneously. As an illustration of our approach, we consider a case study of plant-wide operational optimization where we apply an interactive optimization tool. In this tool, a commercial wastewater treatment …

EngineeringMathematical optimizationEnvironmental Engineeringbusiness.industryTotal costEcological Modelingmedia_common.quotation_subjectta111computer.software_genreMulti-objective optimizationSimulation softwareDynamic simulationSoftwareTest functions for optimizationMinificationbusinessFunction (engineering)computerSoftwaremedia_commonEnvironmental Modelling & Software
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Reducing the noise pollution level along main roads in Sibiu, Romania by optimizing the traffic flow

2017

Noise pollution is one of the most important negative effects of road traffic, especially in cities. The current paper presents an attempt to reduce the noise level created by the road traffic along some main roads in the city of Sibiu, Romania by suggesting ways to optimize the traffic flow. The number of cars and the resulting noise levels were recorded in a key area of Sibiu. The noise levels were compared to standards and to measurements taken in areas with less traffic. Then, they were fed, together with road geometry data, into a specialized simulation software that allowed the computer-aided reproduction of the traffic flow, but also the modifying of conditions such as the road geome…

EngineeringNoise pollutionbusiness.industryFlow (psychology)0211 other engineering and technologies02 engineering and technologyPedestriancomputer.software_genreTraffic flowCivil engineeringSimulation softwareNoise020303 mechanical engineering & transports0203 mechanical engineeringlcsh:TA1-2040021105 building & constructionNoise levellcsh:Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General)businesscomputerRoad trafficMATEC Web of Conferences
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Analysis, Modeling and Simulation of Complex Regional Clusters Activities, Using Arena Simulation Software

2014

Process modelling is the concise description of the total variation in one quantity, y, by partitioning it into a deterministic component given by a mathematical function of one or more other quantities, x1, x2... plus a random component that follows a particular probability distribution. The models are material or immaterial systems, which represent other systems, so that it may be possible to manipulate the built structures and their states. The main elements of a simulation are: attributes (describe and differentiate entities), variables (system characteristics), resources (whose capacity can be variable), tails (seen in case of unavailability of resources) and statistical accumulators (…

EngineeringProcess modelingbusiness.industryMechanical engineeringGeneral Medicinecomputer.software_genreIndustrial engineeringSimulation softwareModeling and simulationVariable (computer science)SoftwareComponent (UML)Probability distributionUnavailabilitybusinesscomputerApplied Mechanics and Materials
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Lighting control systems: Factors affecting energy savings' evaluation

2015

Abstract The use of automated lighting control systems allows to reduce lighting costs and to achieve significant energy savings. The energy performances of controls are affected by many factors, the impact of which is very difficult to account for during the design process. The goal of this paper is to describe the factors that influence the control systems’ energy performances, to analyze how the currently available calculation tools take them into account and finally to propose a simple method to adjust results obtained from the simulation software.

EngineeringSIMPLE (military communications protocol)business.industryLighting control systemControl engineeringcomputer.software_genreSimulation softwarelighting control systemsenergy savingsEnergy (all)Energy(all)Control systemEnergy savingDaylightDaylightSmart lightingbusinessEngineering design processcomputerEnergy (signal processing)Simulation
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