Sentence examples for improved process understanding from inspiring English sources

With more complex models also experiments are of increasingly importance for model validation and an improved process understanding.

In this work, a thermodynamic framework was proposed to achieve improved process understanding of ethanol and acetate fermentation in a continuous stirred tank bioreactor from syngas through the Wood Ljungdahl pathway.

These are exemplified with improved process understanding, diagnostics, advanced control, and optimization.

As each process has an individual preference for the common or rare isotope (isotope effect) the measurement of the isotopic composition has been identified as a powerful tool for improved process understanding and source process identification.

Yet routine use of NIR for monitoring, let alone control of blending processes is not common in the industry, despite the improved process understanding and (cost) efficiency that it may offer.

We conclude that the combined use of field surveys and L-band DInSAR analyses can substantially improve process understanding in steep, high-mountain terrain.

The aim of the current study was to screen theophylline (125 mg) tablets manufactured via twin screw granulation in order to improve process understanding and knowledge of process variables that determine granule and tablet quality.

Using experimental data, it is shown how the use of models in their direct form allows one to improve process understanding and to predict the product quality from the process settings and grain properties.

Multivariate statistical models are built from historical databases of batches already completed, and they are used to enable the real time identification of the variability sources, to reliably predict the final product quality, and to improve process understanding, paving the way to a reduction of final product rejections, as well as to a reduction of the product cycle time.

This paper describes the development and the application of a general integrated framework based on systematic model-based methods and computer-aided tools with the objective to achieve more sustainable process designs and to improve the process understanding.

This chapter uses a case from the pharmaceutical industry to describe how software sensors can contribute to the integration of process knowledge and BDM through improved quantitative dynamic process understanding.